Then please explain your purpose, so that we can point you in the right direction. I don't believe anyone has made a full-chain android wallet for Bitcoin, even older ones wouldn't exist for the simple reason that older Android phones also had much less storage capability so very few were even capable of holding the full-chain if it were possible.

They have a tool to help you use the backup on your PC:

https://mycelium.com/wallet/tools.html

You'll need to do two things, firstly you need to port forward if you have a router, there's plenty of guides on the internet for that, just google "port forwarding for *INSERT YOUR ROUTER BRAND AND MODEL HERE*", the port would be 8333 and 8332 TCP.

Secondly, you may need to add to your bitcoin.conf:

This will make sure that any IP can connect, not just ones on your LAN, or localhost.

WARNING: You might want to configure it to the exact IPs, or an IP range of where you'll normally connect from, this will protect you from hackers brute forcing your server

2 days after Litecoinlocal shut down (Read on Reddit),  we relaunched it under NEW MANAGEMENT. The previous owner wouldn't give us the old domain, so we're now available at https://www.litecoinlocal.net (instead of .org)

Trade with users in your area with Cash or Cash Deposit.

Trade online with SEPA, SWIFT, Faster Payments, PayPal, Skrill, or many other payment methods to buy or sell Litecoins!

External Discussion
Litecointalk Post
Feature and change requests (Reddit)


Update: As part of our work to make the new site much more transparent, we've made all account addresses, balances, and cold storage addresses public. We've signed each address with "Owned by Litecoinlocal.net" to make it clear that we are in control of your funds, and that they are safe. This way you know we're not running a fractional reserve (unlike MtGox). Visit the audit page HERE

What does this mean for old users? (Litecoinlocal.org)

• Your balance has been reset to 0. It's safe to deposit, but your previous balances are gone. You need to contact Dennis Haggblom (AKA Litecoinlocal on Reddit) regarding your old balance. We CANNOT help you with this.
• Any open or disputed trades from the OLD SITE have been closed. We don't have access to the old funds to handle these, and we cannot refund any LTC related to these (please contact Dennis Haggblom (the previous owner) as previously stated)
• Litecoinlocal is now run by myself (Someguy123), and the last developer from Litecoinlocal, Kale (https://kryogenic.org/)
• The exchange section is gone. It wasn't profitable, and nobody was using it. Instead we're going to prioritize local trading, and listen to feature enhancements from our users rather than work on an unrelated exchange
• Full details on the announcement post here: https://www.litecoinlocal.net/news/24
• Please. Do NOT message us about your lost balances. We cannot help you. Direct all balance and cancelled trade queries to Dennis Haggblom (previous owner with your funds)

How do I get my litecoins back from the old site? (Litecoinlocal.org)

You'll need to contact the OLD MANAGEMENT who was the only person with access to your coins.

Name: Dennis Häggblom
Email: dennishaggblom@gmail.com
Skype: Lingan1337
IRC (freenode): skinnkavaj
Reddit: Send a message to Litecoinlocal

Old thread is old, but +Coin is still alive and working.

Has just been updated to Bootstrap 3 so it looks a little nicer (thanks to X-NicON)

Someguy's Security Service

Are you running a public Bitcoin service? You're a target for millions of hackers.

Do you have cold storage set up properly? Are your servers locked down? Is that developer you just hired really trustworthy?

I'm an expert in security with at least 8 years of security experience, and 5 years of Bitcoin and other CryptoCurrency experience, having worked for private Bitcoin companies building or security enhancing existing web applications in PHP, Ruby, NodeJS and other languages/frameworks.

Some of your options depending on the level of security you're looking for can be:

Internal Security Audit

An internal security audit is the most thorough type of testing (and the most expensive). It involves giving me access to your code base, your servers, and/or other architecture for me to review from within your network.

Testing your code internally will include checking for CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery), XSS (Cross-Site Scripting), SQLI (SQL Injection), Race Conditions, and various other types of exploits that could be present. After testing, I write up a report detailing the different sections of the code that are vulnerable, or may be vulnerable, and you can pass this onto your development team, or I can refer you to one of my verified developers who will correct the issues for a further charge.

Testing your server internally will include file/folder permission checks, checking for vulnerable services, hardening configurations for public facing services, and informing you about the risks of your server architecture (such as VPS provider security, improperly firewalled services). If you have a server administration team, I can also question them about their practices and inform them and yourself of security risks caused by them.

External Security Audit

An external security audit is less thorough than the internal one, but cheaper, and still very important. The external security audit involves me attempting to "hack" your web application and server using various techniques and tools. Note: This will all be done with your permission, and will require you to verify that you own the web application and/or server to prevent legal problems.

Testing your web application externally will involve scanning for vulnerable services, checking for CSRF/XSS/SQLI and Race Conditions, although this will be much less thorough than the internal audit, meaning that I may not be able to reveal all possible exploits due to complexity in triggering them which would be revealed by your code.

Payment Architecture Consulting

This is intended for websites which handle a "hot wallet", where Bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies are stored on a server. This does NOT apply to those using BitPay or Coinbase to deal with their payments.

Payment Architecture Consulting involves your developers explaining how user balances are handled, where and how coins are stored for the service, and how any cold wallets are handled. Afterwards, I will question them about any information I need to understand your set-up, and inform them of any changes required to keep user balances safe. The corrections to your architecture can be done by your existing developers (I would provide a thorough report detailing what they need to change), or I can bring in my own verified developers to do the work required for a price (depending on my availability, I might be able to do the corrections myself for a price too)

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All services are on a quote basis. Contact me by PM on here, or email info |at| someguy123 dot com

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=722968.0;topicseen

He posted another thread. I think he means to sell one, not buy one.

UPDATE: My Macbook finally arrived. Seems I didn't have to pay £200 sales tax which the calculator said, which means I just got my Macbook Pro for £200 cheaper than buying it in the UK. AWESOME!

Still disappointed that it took 6 days for Coinsfortech to ship it, but at least it's here now, and without an extra £200 sales tax.

seems to be fast now, and the chat is working okay now 

loads fine over here.

hopefully better than btc-e and cryptsy 

Still processing for my Macbook. Been ~3 days, what's going on? (I ordered on the 29th to the UK)  

I find this especially irritating considering the Bitcoin price increase while my order is stuck "Processing".  (bought from you @ 3 btc, right now only costs 2.7btc)

EDIT: Apparently there's been protests in Hong Kong over the past week (the MBP's are shipped from HK apparantly), and Tuesday was a bank holiday, so that's a partial explanation, but I don't know if the CoinsForTech HongKong distribution centres are involved with the protests...

EDIT2: "Ravi" is going to email me details soon, supposedly.

By the way, your mobile site sucks. The ChatNow thing blocks some functions, you can't access "my account" on mobile without just typing in the URL manually, and you also can't login. I'm using my Nexus 5 with the latest Chrome, which is pretty standard so you definitely have a problem (my friend also confirmed on his Nexus 5). I tried using "Ask for Desktop Site" to make it bearable, but your site doesn't respond to that and gives me the horrid mobile interface anyway. Please, drop the mobile interface until you have a design that works, I much prefer to browse your desktop site, than the mobile site which doesn't actually work properly.

Example (notice the ridiculous wordpress admin bar at the top which doesn't work very well, and the giant chat now button which actually blocks access to the footer of the site if you scroll down):


EDIT3: Luke has upgraded my order to "DHL International Priority", claims the bank holiday threw them off. Still not off of "Processing", but hopefully it will be soon...

EDIT4: Finally got my shipping number, although TNT recycled it, be warned your package may appear to have been delivered to another country/city months ago, this is because these international shipping companies suck and recycle their shipping number. After about an hour it started to display the correct shipping data.

It depends on your pool. It's possible they may not be active because they're getting tons of rejected/stale shares, that they're simply not actually mining, or the pool requires shares to be confirmed/out of a round before they count your hash rate.

When you lock your wallet, this only prevents you from sending funds FROM the wallet. Your public addresses will continue to receive funds exactly the same, and are not affected by whether your wallet is locked or not.

I think you need to be Verified By Paypal, but you can use VirWox ( http://virwox.com )

You need to put your Paypal money into Virwox, use it to buy Linden Dollars, and then sell Linden Dollars for BTC.

Uhm... A little vague?

I think people might be able to help you if you actually gave some more details. I'm very uncertain what to make of your post.

Bitcoin functions using Unix Time, which is unaffected by timezone differences.

This means whether you're in the UK, China, or the US, Bitcoin will still function correctly.

It's exactly the same as it is for Bitcoin.

There's even some examples in the config file. Just modify the examples to fit the altcoin you're running and it should work fine.

This should be very easy for you to do. AFAIK Ubuntu will have backported the fix to all versions of ubuntu, including 12.04

I recommend just doing this:

That should ensure you're safe from the OpenSSL bug, also make sure you download the updated version of Bitcoin.

It's one of the best and easiest, but not necessarily the most secure.

There are big flaws in the accounting system that can make it dangerous to use for newer developers who don't know the strange quirks of bitcoind.

Read Up here before doing stuff: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Accounts_explained

Seems to be down right now.