Normally UPNP should do that things for you (Built in).
if you are on windows, check the firewall rules, delete the entrys with the wallet and start it fresh, windows should ask you.
on linux open port 11556,
you don´t need Admin Prvilegs to runthe wallet.

Wallet Version ? (type getinfo at console)
if its
you can add nodes in the console:

QT ver.3.2.0 is not working with current blockchain.
It's not possible move coins between old wallets.
But possible to recover old wallet/wallets on new blockchain in QT ver.5
If you have several old wallets with different addresses, you must recover every of them apart.

If you have only one old wallet and want to move coins to other PC:

Use 3.2.0 only for privatekey dumping on first PC (debug command in console).
Save this privkey.

Go to second PC.
Check whether directory ..AppData/Roaming/Flappycoin exist.
If YES, rename entire folder to other name, for example /FlappycoinOLD
Better way is to make archive copy of this old folder somewhere in secure place away from ..AppData/Roaming.
May be this folder contain another old wallet and you want to recover this one too.

Download new QT ver. 5 from Github, save proper .conf file and .lib

Start QT ver. 5 application. Wait for full synchronization.
You will have 0 (ZERO) balance at this point. It's normal.
QT ver. 5 will create new clear wallet on "clear" PC (old Flappycoin folder is renamed to FlappycoinOLD or moved to archive copy (not removed forever !!!) and not seen by application).
So this ZERO in not your balance yet.
Go to debug window.
Type importprivkey yoursavedprivatekey
Press Enter and wait some minutes for full blockchain scan.
Your old wallet with all previous information (old address, coin amount, thansaction data) will be recovered.
Wait for full synchronization.
Exit application.
Save arhive of entire new ..AppData/Roaming/Flappycoin folder in secure place.
Save archive of your new wallet.dat file from ..AppData/Roaming/Flappycoin in secure place.

NEVER LEAVE YOR WALLET.DAT FILE NOR PRIVATEKEY STRING ELSEWHERE IN PUBLIC ACCESSIBLE PLACES !

If you have "several" old wallets with the same address but different coin amount (actually the same wallet from different PC), you will have the last coin amount recorded in blockchain (according to last confirmed transaction for this address).

If you have more than one old wallet, save them all in secure place before any manipulation.
Rename every wallet.dat file to different name (for example, wallet-YEAR-MONTH-DAY.dat) to prevent overwrite.
Make privatekey for every old one
(copy back to old ..AppData/Roaming/Flappycoin folder on first PC
rename wallet-YEAR-MONTH-DAY.dat to standard wallet.dat
start ver.3.2.0 application
dump privatekey and save)

Import every privatekey in QT ver. 5 on second PC and save every new recovered wallet under unique name.

I think this might be an opportunity to create new functionality and purpose for the coin, instead of just a rename and coin swap.

We kind of need to decide what we want it to be used for and move forward strategically. IMO, getting the chain moving and some exchanges on board isn't going to magically make Flappycoin valuable.

I've still got 200000 flap on poloniex.  Are these now off chain and useless?

Poloniex doesn't allow deposits...

Hey spartgates there is a great guide on the this topic on our flappycoin website under the wallet tab.

Here's the link https://flappycoins.wordpress.com/wallet/

Here is libwenpthread-1.dll
https://www.dll-files.com/libwinpthread-1.dll.html

i got an odd error on my windows machine trying to start the wallet if anyone else is getting one saying they are missing a dll let me know so i can let dude know ... source works fine ... cross compiling can be tricky business
 

We need this coin to be launched as a Proof-of-stake. Do you really want massive miners coming in here to mine and then dump our coin on the exchange, thus bringing down its value. Go for the more long term and stable solution by leaving it strictly POS; if someone is truly interested in our coin they'd be willing to pay for our coin to be apart of the community.

The coin stockpile should be distributed to those who are actually interested in reviving the dead currency (those who start pools, host nodes, create block explores, manage faucets, even those who have followed the progress of its revamp) and thus we shall earn the first staking rewards.

I'm baaaacccckk!!!!

Things have been crazy and an unexpected turn of events has led me to relocate Jalapeno to Colorado, shooting for Boulder or Fort Collins.

Lets get a compilation of the problems right now.

I think i had broken the chain after using a old boot strap when i should have re downloaded the chain.  I'm going to move to an older backup of my wallet and see if that works.

Is there any problem sending coins between wallets? It looks like the only problem is the inconsistent assertion error on only some wallets. Its looking like a clean install solves the problem.

I see that cryptsy is STILL showing maintenance for the Flappy Wallet, which is annoying.... I'm going to contact them again, and i encourage others to do the same so we can get some kind of response.

I'm working on bringing in a 2nd dev to work together with us. I think collaboration is important and we can all learn from each other.

FLAP FLAP FLAP!!