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Gavin Andresen has changed the Bitcoin code to block any output with a value of less than 54uBTC:
Again, I dont understand - how can Gavin change anything, other than what a new release of a client does - If I continue to use an older client , why / how would my small transactions be blocked ??
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I don't understand why this is an issue -
If ver 0.8.2 is a problem, why not use 0.8.1 ?
Or someone recompile the 0.8.2 source with the changes you want/dont want ..
As far as I can see, no one has a central authority to decide anything on bitcoin.
The p2p network continues to work regardless of version ..
or am I wrong ?
You don't even need to recompile, you just edit a text file and restart. The problem is that some people don't want you to be able to change how your node acts. They don't want you to have the option to refuse to relay their crap. That is the reason for all of the fuss. 0.8.2 puts the node operator in charge of the relay policy for their own node. Right - So why does this thread exist ? - Why are there so many posts regarding boycotting a version ? - Does G.Andresen have some special ability to force the bitcoin network to adhere to this or that or as mentioned recently no longer allowing very small transactions. If I'm using version 0.8.0 can I still make very small transactions ?? or is there some central server which has a global config file that all p2p connections read and thus now prevent these mentioned small transactions ?
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Hi,
I don't understand why this is an issue -
If ver 0.8.2 is a problem, why not use 0.8.1 ?
Or someone recompile the 0.8.2 source with the changes you want/dont want ..
As far as I can see, no one has a central authority to decide anything on bitcoin.
The p2p network continues to work regardless of version ..
or am I wrong ?
MK
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http://imgur.com/7XubEZlSomething like reuters trading screen Unfortunately, it's only windows based - would love to convert to mac if anyone knows a painless way to do this
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calling getinfo will return the number of blocks my bitcoind has knowledge of/processed/indexed , - however is there a way of knowing how many blocks it needs to know of to be in sync ?
At present I manually check the number of blocks returned by getinfo with what blockexplorer.com shows
MK
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I've finally accepted that creating a new address for each transaction is kind of a good idea.. Am I correct in thinking - that for each customer that comes to my shop I generate/give to them a unique bitcoin address , so that I know that if the address in question receives money , then it's surely from the person I gave the address to..
This is fine, - but that could end being hundreds or even thousands of addresses being generated everyday..
I understand that generating a new address is not a big deal, but the housekeeping of my bitcoin server becomes an issue..
How can I delete addresses from the database when I am done with them ( for example, once an address receives coins, I make a note of it in my mysql for example, and 'move' the coins to one central internal bitcoin address).
If I have thousands of addresses/accounts , anytime I do a listaccounts or getbalance I'm going to get a really long list..
So , that's my query - can I delete bitcoin addresses and/or accounts from bitcoind to keep everything running smooth..
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yes, getrawmempool lists the transactions in bitcoind's memory, - but that still doesnt help - the transactions are in alphabetical order not as they are received --
how can i get bitcoind to give them to me, in the order it got them ?
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I'm trying to write a program to display the latest transactions on the bitcoin network as they happen.. I call getinfo to get the block count , and then I call getblockhash with this number, and then call getblock with the hash.. However, I can only get information on completed blocks. How do services like https://blockchain.info/ get the latest transactions for incomplete blocks ?
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Is it true that you can't tell for sure which bitcoin address sent you coins ? I asked about this when trying to understand how satoshi dice paid you your winnings to the bitcoin address you made your bet with. After some pondering and getting some help from this site, I'd like to ask this.. Do sites like satoshi dice determine which address was used to send money, by generating a brand new bitcoin address which is displayed to the gambler to send coins to ? I don't think so - because satoshi dice use vanity addresses, and I would think it would be too difficult to generate this many of them.. So the problem/question still remains - how do sites like satoshi dice, know who sent them coins ?
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Is the following format json correct ?
I'm sending it over http post over a socket
{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"rqid547333300","method": "createrawtransaction", "params": [{"txid":"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx","vout":0}] {"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx":0.00500000}}:
I'm missing a quote somewhere I think -
thanks for any help
MK
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Hi,
Will calling 'listtransactions '*'' list the last transactions by accounts on my server -
Is there a way to view all transactions on the bitcoin network - rather than just my users ?
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Not sure what you mean by entity -
I don't want to know who the actual sender is ( i.e name, or location ) -
just want to know the bitcoin address they sent from , - so I know who sent me what , when and for how much -
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I notice most people have a signature on this forum with a bitcoin address for donations -
How would one know , who sent the donation ?
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I see this question has been asked before -
What I'd like to know, is how does the site 'satoshi dice' determine ( and quickly ), what your address is , so that it can pay you if you win ?
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Hi,
Simple enough question -
Is there a way to determine who sent me some money - can I find which bitcoin address was the sender ?
MK
Thanks
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why is that ?
When I say capable. I mean we both have high end dedicated servers..
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Unfortunately, it's a lot more than I need ( an in Java ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) ) -- if anything I want a more stripped down version of bitcoind - everything except the key store and user managment
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Great,,
this looks like what I want -
Is this your service/project ?
MK
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Hello,
If someone could help with this question, I would be very appreciative.
I'm running bitcoinD on a windows dedicated server, but am finding the internal database engine that comes with bitcoind to be unsuitable for my needs.
Is there a way to use an external database , for example redis - to hold all my users private_key, and bitcoin addresses..
And if so, how can I use this , with bitcoinD..
I know how to::
sendfrom account bitcoinaddress amount
But ofcourse, this relies on 'account' which I don't want -
Thanks in advance
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Ok good point -
Let's say my friend has a bitcoind server and I have a bitcoind server, each with our respective userbase..
My friend, no longer wants to be involved in the bitcoin business, and wants to transfer his userbase to me ..
Assuming he has 1000 users, how would I transfer them to my server ?
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