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the outstanding balance to bitsta should be payed, wallet is staking
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@RAXE.IO : please send the outstanding 1.62 BTC to : 17g2TeuTSbqgSwpvkQtdwgH96e8HzQycTA
you said once you make sure other windows wallets are also staking, you will pay the rest.@RAXE.IO time to pay your devs. And while you are on it, you might also consider sending my outstanding payment for the windows compile i did for you 12 days ago... This is getting ridiculous. First you didn't answer my emails at all, 4 days ago you finally answered and told me you would test the wallet now and send the payment afterwards. As my job was a simple compile i don't see why testing should take so long. |
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SECURITY UPDATE
The OSX and Linux wallets have been linked with the 1.0.0 versions of OpenSSL all this time. This is not a problem and means the Linux and OSX wallets are not vulnerable to the security vulnerability. If you have been using the Linux or Mac wallets, then there is no need to upgrade, and no new wallets will be uploaded.
As for the Windows wallet, I do not maintain that so I do not know. Please wait for more news.
HashAxe is operating but I can not guarantee that the SSL security has not been compromised. I'm looking into replacing the certificates and will do so when I learn the proper way, as I've never needed to revoke a certificate before. I have already updated OpenSSL on the server.
Thanks.
The windows wallet uses OpenSSL 1.0.1e (vulnerable).I will do a recompile with 1.0.1g within the next few hours. cancercoin4cure will let you know when the updated wallet is ready for download. |
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Bitcoin, just like the internet, is useless!!! ... After all, who the hell uses the internet today after that bubble that ripped off poor people!!?? Thanks for your wise words, oh, technology oracle. God bless you.  I've always found it comical that people try to compare Bitcoin to the internet. The key difference between the two is, the internet is immensely useful. Bitcoin, not so much. Kind of a one trick pony in comparison. Please stop, you just sound ridiculous. Just start using bitcoin instead of just investing in it on top of a bubble, and you will see how incredibly usefull it is. And once the conversion between fiat <-> btc gets more easy and faster more and more people will start realizing this. I for example have an account at the same bank as my exchange. Money transfers bank account <-> exchange take between 5 and 60 minutes for me. With this setup i can work inernationally and get payments in no time. Before btc i was basically limited to work locally (and still had to worry and keep track if the invoices get paid in time). Who wants to work for someone on the other end of the world without knowing if you will receive your payment? With btc it is easy as pie. - show some work samples - get a little advance - start working - show sample of finished work - get paid submit your work and have money in your bank account within 1-2 hours Another example would be any non physical item you purchase on internet like music downloads or whatever: - send bitcoins (no need to submit personal information or cc details) - start downloading - done And hell, you ever wanted to grab some food and realized you got no cash at home because you (again ) were to lazy or forgot to stop at the next atm today? With btc i can just top up my mobile wallet from home if it is empty and am ready to fill my stomach. bitcoin can actually make your life a lot easier, you just have to START USING it  |
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Im getting tons of "Stratum from pool 0 requested work restart"... is this normal?
yes this is normal on p2pools. if you are mining with a low hashrate you could request lower difficulty work from the node. you do that by appending +0.000x000 to your username ie: EKk4ZuTM7t8xtnGNPUkSozJh7XGdKPfg3B+0.00012000 would result in workitems with difficulty 8. the lower the number, the lower the diff of workitems sent to you. however this does not affect your payouts at all. you will still only be credited for work solved that actually matches the real difficulty of the p2pool network. it is more a cosmetically change (your miner's screen output looks better and it is more easy to see if your miner is working correctly) |
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p2pool(beta) up and runningyou should consider it as beta. so please make sure to setup a failover pool. getting it up and running with ccc involved quite a few changes in sourcecode, and some minor issues still need to be ironed out. so the pool may periodically go offline for a few minutes while i commit possible changes. here are some sample login details: url: stratum+tcp://46.16.76.159:9342
user: yourpayoutaddress
pass: any just make sure, to set the username to the CCC address your earmings should go to, or you will be mining into my wallet  you can choose any password you like. payouts will immediately show up as mined balance in your wallet if the pool finds a block and you got a valid share pool stats will be available at http://46.16.76.159:9342/staticgeneral info on how p2pools work (please make sure you read about the payout logic): https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2Pool
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In my opinion this coin should not be changed to some random charity coin. Cancer is one of the big problems of our times so i am totally ok with this coin focusing on this problem.
I just think we should reorder the words in the coin's name.
CureCancerCoin would be much better in my opinion. That sounds much better, as it actually starts with a positive word, instead hammering the word cancer into peoples faces.
Now to the pool problem.
I am currently working an a p2pool implementation for CCC (works fine on testnet already). It should be up and running within a few hours. I am looking for a few people to test it before making the pool public.
So if anybody is interested, please write a pm and tell me the estimated hashpower you are going to throw at the pool. If the testrun goes well, i will make the node public.
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solo with 30 mh - zero blocks from 115 generated
who get the blocks?
which rcp port ? fixed my fault Why this coin even gets haspower is out of my knowledge. On top of that Some1 is sitting on the config for solomining ALONE.. This launch... so unfair if this coin doesnt relaunch.. dudes learn how to mine  you can choose any rpc port you want (as long it is not already in use on your system)! |
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Please understand that we are being bombard with pms and can't respond to all of them at the moment.
looking at your github sources, it looks like your seednodes and clients have different genesisblock hashes... |
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rpcport??? I like to have the conf files ready to go!!!
lol. you can use any rpc port you like, as long it is not already in use on your system... do your homework if you want to mine |
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Don't worry guys. Windows wallet is ready and will be released at launch.
No config needed. Supernodes will be built in.
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selling 400 CKC at 0.5 or best offer
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{
"blocks" : 52774,
"currentblocksize" : 0,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 0.00093260,
"errors" : "",
"generate" : false,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"hashespersec" : 0,
"networkhashps" : 847732,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"testnet" : false
}
{
"version" : 80601,
"protocolversion" : 70003,
"walletversion" : 60000,
"balance" : xxx.00000000,
"blocks" : 52787,
"timeoffset" : 0,
"connections" : 2,
"proxy" : "",
"difficulty" : 0.00093260,
"testnet" : false,
"keypoololdest" : 1588634852,
"keypoolsize" : 102,
"paytxfee" : 0.00000000,
"mininput" : 0.00001000,
"errors" : ""
}
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Yep, RPC is having issues for sure. Wondering if using another wallet makes the difference?
you could try if using nutcoind instead of nutcoin-qt makes a difference. |
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Thank you.
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please fix the build config for unix as i suggested to make the coin a success
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