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I feel your pain.
Some pool operators just don't care about their userbase.
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What's going on guys?
I posted a ticket with regards to a password reset over 2 weeks ago and you have still to acknowledge my request.
You claim to reply to all requests within 48 hours, but that is not true.
I cannot ask for a reset using my wallet address because I have not yet created a wallet address for my account.
Why the delay?
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PK358qnAmrdmrNXCt6fhkiT2XjRkM7w4bH
Cheers!
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PK358qnAmrdmrNXCt6fhkiT2XjRkM7w4bH
Cheers!
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Hey guys, I have just signed up to triplemining. Adding 10 - 11 Gh/s to the pool hashrate. Don't know anyone locally who I can get to sign up, sorry. If anyone is in Scotland and wants to join my minipool, you are more than welcome. http://Thistled.triplemining.comOh and by the way adara. I think maybe you should focus more on your school work and less on this forum. Just sayin'.  Peace.
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** UPDATE **
I have fixed it and found the passphrase. I was only 2 digits out.
Looks like the Ruby script was not very good at finding my passphrase until I substituted lower case with upper case. Man, I thought that was what the script was supposed to do.
I more or less had the passphrase correct before it actually found it. In the end I was only out by about 2 characters.
Thanks for all the help and support.
Thistled.
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** UPDATE **
Okay forget using j0hn the rIpper as I have fixed it.
Looks like the Ruby script was not very good at finding my pass phrase until I substituted lower case with upper case. Man, I though that was what the script was supposed to do.
I more or less had the passphrase correct before it actually found it. In the end I was only out by about 2 characters.
Thanks for all the help and support.
Thistled.
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Okay so I have been driven nuts for the last few days, and I am now at the end of my tether. Bitcoin-QT insists my passphrase is wrong. I am convinced it is not. There are posts on here suggesting the same. i.e. users are convinced they have not forgotten their passphrase but are locked out. I have tinkered with some of the ruby scripts on here, and had no success. Now I am looking at j0hn th3 r1pper to see if that can solve my problem. Anyone on here used this app? Do I just run it from the .bitcoin directory and let it do it's thing? Or do I need to do something to config file? Any help / shouts / advice / pointers would possibly prevent me shaving another 10 years off my life. TIA Thistled.
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Would you believe I am still reindexing. It seems there is a problem with 0.8.4 and there are a few posts in here suggesting the same problem with 0.8.5.
Anyhow, the scripts provided seem to be moving characters around as opposed to substituting an e with a 3. How the hell do I achieve this? I know my passphrase, I just can't remember which characters are replaced with numbers.
Any clever ruby scripters in here?
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Not just MAC, it's happening on Linux also.
I am now on my 3rd reindex, and to make matters worse, have forgotten some of my wallet encryption passphrase. But that is a different post.
What is giving me cause for concern now is the fact there is a post on here which says 0.8.5 solves the problem, but now I am seeing users of 0.8.5 with the same problem.
WTF is going on?
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Okay, thanks for all the advice / suggestions.  Still rebuilding the index. So, I suppose it will be tomorrow now before I can try this script. TIA. Thistled.
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** UPDATE ** Okay, as I am using Gentoo Linux, I checked out which version of Ruby my system was set to use. I have ruby 20 installed, but the system was using 18.  It is now set to 20 and I think the script is working. (The syntax errors have gone) However I think I might have to play around with the "words" in the script. I am currently having to rebuild the block index again  so I am not sure if the script will succeed while thats going on. Should I wait until it has finished re-indexing?
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Here's one for mik3 @ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170137 . Anyone on Windows or who's had trouble getting these scripts to run may want to grab the test() function from this one. It uses JSON-RPC instead of calling bitcoind, as suggested by 2112 above. #!/usr/bin/ruby require "net/http" require "json"
# Fill in your RPC username and password from your bitcoin.conf here. $rpc_auth = "user", "pass"
max_bangs = 10 words = [ [ "one" , "One" , "ONE"] , [ "two" , "Two" , "TWO"] , [ "three" , "Three" , "THREE"] , [ "four" , "Four" , "FOUR"] , ]
def test(passphrase) puts passphrase request = Net::HTTP::Post.new("/") request.basic_auth *$rpc_auth request.body = { method:"walletpassphrase", params:[passphrase, 1] }.to_json response = Net::HTTP.new("localhost", 8332).request(request) if response.code == "401" ; puts "Incorrect RPC user/pass" ; exit 1 ; end ret = JSON.parse response.body if ret["error"].nil? ; puts "\nFound it! #{passphrase.inspect}" ; exit ; end return if ret["error"]["code"] == -14 # wrong passphrase raise "WTF? #{ret.inspect}" end
def spin(phrase, array) return phrase if array.empty? array.first.map do |word| p = phrase.dup.push word spin(p, array[1,99]) end end
spin([], words).flatten(words.count - 1).each do |phrase| phrase.permutation(words.count) do |shuffled| (max_bangs + 1).times do |bangs| test shuffled.join(" ") + ("!" * bangs) end end end
puts "No luck."
When I attempt to run this I get... json.rb:20: syntax error, unexpected tSYMBEG, expecting kDO or '{' or '(' request.body = { method:"walletpassphrase", params:[pas... ^ is this because I am trying to run the script on Linux. I aint a programmer but got the idea the " should be replaced with ( but that didn't make any difference either.
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So if system=./bitcoind does not exist, what should I replace it with?
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Just run bitcoin-qt -reindex
It will take some time but it will fix it.
Something to do with the latest version of bitcoin-qt, and the blockchain.
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This will mean the original ruby script will need changed, as it refers to the existence of /.bitcoind which I do not have.
Should I change the system=/.bitcoind reference in the ruby script to bitcoin-qt ? Should I run the brute.rb script from the parent directory of .bitcoin, because if I don't it will reside in the same folder as wallet.dat, which as far as I understand, you should not do.
Also, because I am not running bitcoind, but bitcoin-qt with the settings Luke-Jnr suggested, then how do I "getinfo" before running the script?
So many frustrating questions.
TIA.
Thistled.
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The thing is, and I am really confused here.
I don't run bitcoind, I only run Bitcoin-QT, so where do I put the brute.rb file?
The thing is, if I install bitcoind and place the brute.rb file in the newly created bitcoind folder, how the hell is that supposed to find my passphrase, as the passphrase was created using bitcoin-qt.
Aggggghhhhh!
To make matters worse. I have just installed bitcoind, and it hasn't created a .bitcoind folder. WTF?
Using Gentoo with systemd here.
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Can anyone currently connect to bitminter using stratum? I am being told stratum protocol is not supported or disabled in libcurl. Which is nonsense.
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Hey thanks for your help.
Finally got the symlink working.
Nice 1.
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Hi grondilu, yes I am using an NFS partition, and yes I am talking about moving the data to another computer. The issue being, I can't mount .bitcoin on another partition, and I don't think that requires an individual entry in fstab, as the folder it is placed in is mounted anyway.
My system does not have a bitcoin.conf anywhere.
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