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Hi,
I installed and created the account. but I want good settings for my CPU. If I set as "true" the parameter
> "safe": false, // true to safe adjust threads and av settings for current CPU
Will it find the best settings automatically?
It will safely adjust threads and av setting for your current CPU. |
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Are you mining?  Has not changed the total coins. How long does it take to earn coins? I do not see hashrates How long it takes to earn coins depends on both the network difficulty and your hardware specifications to reach it. So I can't just tell you how long it will take. About checking hashrates on the console, you can type the following command: web3.webchain.hashrate |
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I want to check my password.
What should I do in order to wallet ask me for the password?
You have to memorize your passphrase. Also, you can change your password following these steps: 1. Linux ./webchaind account update YOURWALLET NUMBER Windows webchaind.exe account update YOURWALLET NUMBER 2. You will be prompted with unlocking account. Input your actual passphrase. 3. You will be prompted with a new passphrase twice. please remember/save it |
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Hhmmm so I can set up my own mining pool based on what you have on the github repo, that's pretty helpful because your pool has pretty nice stats.
I see you recommend Ubuntu 16.04... why not other distribution?
Hi! Good question. First, because it's probably the most well-know linux distribution, also because it counts on a big community supporting new pojects and able to help you out with doubts. Thxs, another thing do you know if a 512 ram server would be enough to run this pool? at least to start what's the minimum? You don't actually need much RAM, beyond that needed to run your OS. What matters is the size of CPU cache L3. Our minining software uses 2 MB of cache. Please refer to https://github.com/webchain-network/webchain-miner#cpu-mining-performance for more details. |
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When using webchain pool, is there a way to set a username to identify miners in the config of the mining software ?
Hi! Yes, when you edit the json file, you add your wallet address number as your username, through which you can be identified. |
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How to mine solo?
You can use these steps: 1. Start console: ./webchaind console (Linux) or webchaind.exe (windows) 2. start mining (in the console): miner.start() |
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sorry would Like to ask a web wallet, chain drive web3.fromWei(webchain.getBalance('0x0*53'), "ether") brings balance red 0 although the site is nomineee
The balance you get when using the console must be the same you get from the website. If you are mining, it could be a little different because of the network syncing. In your case, did you get zero from console? maybe we are talking about a network syncing network issue. Please, check it and let me know I am having same issue. I run the Webchaind and I never get more peer than 0/25. Ive opened the ports on my firewall and everything else. I've kept my keystore but it sure would be nice to see my balance in my wallet. Check the log file and see if there are warnings about time differences. If your clock is significantly out of sync with the current time, it may prevent you from downloading. To check log file go to: On Linux: ~/.webchain/mainnet/log On Windows: C:\Users\<profilename>\AppData\Roaming\Webchain\mainnet\log |
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sorry would Like to ask a web wallet, chain drive web3.fromWei(webchain.getBalance('0x0*53'), "ether") brings balance red 0 although the site is nomineee
The balance you get when using the console must be the same you get from the website. If you are mining, it could be a little different because of the network syncing. In your case, did you get zero from console? maybe we are talking about a network syncing network issue. Please, check it and let me know |
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there are no commands for running "webchaind.exe console" in the link the command are only for "webchaind.exe" bat. also what's the command for getting balance? For getting the balance you can use: web3.fromWei(webchain.getBalance(webchain.accounts[0]), "ether") The above command running in console. You can check many other commands and examples here https://github.com/ethereumproject/wiki/wiki/JavaScript-API. |
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So I have an address but how do I get the keys from the console so I can rebuild the wallet if needed. Also I can't get any peers to connect. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
To save your wallets data you can copy wallets from $HOME\AppData\Roaming\Webchain\mainnet\keystore (on Windows) Or from $HOME/.webchain/mainnet/keystore (on Linux) About peers , its should work, how long do you wait for connection ? So I don't have to worry about mnemonic key if I have the keystore? Ive been running the program for 10 hours and no peer 0/25 To rebuild your wallet, you need the keystore and the password you set before. The fact that you can't get any peers might be related to one of the followings: 1. Your local time might be incorrect. 2. Some firewall configurations can prevent UDP traffic from flowing. Please let us know if your problem continues! |
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