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In for the airdrop!
I'm registering on Bit-Z asap!
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The Ultra package includes up to 7 markets of your choice. You don't need to choose them all straight away so it's no problem to add some later.
Ok perfect Concerning the bug, I just tried it and it worked fine. Which system are you on? You meant the notifications, right?
Yeah, notifications sorry. I was on an Ubuntu 16.04 We want to create an API for leonArdo and will do so in the future!
Any ETA? |
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@leonArdo@margin Few questions.
* Does the Ultra package include future markets? Or would I have to purchase them individually.
* I've found a (critical for me) bug. While reviewing last messages, I selected two of them and attempted to clear them through the [X] button. LearonArdo crashed, which is not a major issue by itself, I can simply restart it, but once done, all my mArgIn bots where completelly lost, why so?
* Any plans for a client API? So that I could query my bot from far away. Or even maybe exposing a scripting lenguage like JavaScript (take a look at Duktape), Python or even Lua? I'd love to see that on the bot and would give it much more value. If you expose the necessari "API calls" and build in the interpreter, I offer myself to create the framework, deal?
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Yes, the ultra purchase gives you access to all actual aviable exchanges. Dunno if new added exchanges are included on that.  You can run leonardo as often as you like, from as many computers and users as you want. As long as you only use one api key per exchange overall. I wanna say, i have 3 licenses, for bitfinex, bittrex and poloniex, and i can start any leonardo on any machine as often as i like, as long as there is actually only one specific variant running for any specific exchange. So no .. sadly no server/client behaviour (which i would really like anyways!;)). But you can use vnc or other tools to have it run in the background and connect only when you want.... even on remote (virtual) boxes... Greetins, hacky Sure, I could use x2go and so on (I'm on linux), but that would completely rend mobile useless, so in case of an emergency I might not be able to do anything at all. Having a native API would totally kill it! One more question, I'm in demo mode and overnight the bot decided to place this buy (Bitfinex):  Why didn't it trail from 0.0181, the bet it did, down to 0.17436? I mean, bitfinex supports trailing stop (at least for sells?), or even the bot could be programmed to trail it. There's no green candle so maybe waiting until reaching the bottom would have been much better (indeed, 2.50% gains vs -0.83% loss) |
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Hi there! I am considering buying the bot but I have one crucial question.
Could I run the bot in more than one PC? If so, could I run it simultaneously on both?
Otherwise, is there an API I can connect to remotely see the the bot status and start/stop it? (Granted the bot is running behind a static ip with API port open)
EDIT: One more question, paying for Ultra grants free access to all new markets? Or would I have to pay them individually once they are out?
Thank you
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very useful hint, thank you very much  Just to add on that. Query from the pool you are using the current difficulty, hashrate, etc. Official pool is: http://45.32.171.89:8111/statsNow, you can calculate your profitabily as: If you are mining x H/s profit = hashrate * 86400 / stats['network']['difficulty'] * stats['network']['reward']
coins = profit / stats['config']['coinUnits']
Also, note 1KH/s = 1024 H/s, 1MHash = 1024 KH/s = 1024*1024 H/s and so on! Multiply by 1024 not 1000. For example, suppose you are at 1KH/s (1024 H/s) then you've got (more or less at writing time this values are correct): profit = 1024 * 86400 / 312742295 * 162898140711 = 4.60832614 * 10^10
coins = 4.60832614 * 10^10 / 100000000 = 4.60832614 * 10^(10-8) = 460 ITNS/day
(yeah, already at 300M difficulty...) Now, you can query https://stocks.exchange/api2/tickerAnd use ITNS ticker to find current change is 0.00000033 btc/ITNS, so btc = coins * 0.00000033 = 460 * 0.00000033 = 0.0001518 You can even calculate the average block time (in seconds) on your current pool by: estimate = stats['network']['difficulty'] / stats['pool']['hashrate'] |
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ok, here are my preliminary findings.
with sentinel:
-sentinel runs [hooray]
-masternode starts [hooray] from wallet on Mac, running on VPS
-Status remains watchdog_expired and the Active time does not change [edit - time is now changing showing it is running, still waiting on watchdog message to change.]
without sentinel running:
--masternode starts [hooray] from wallet on Mac, running on VPS
-Status remains watchdog_expired and the Active time does change [ex: -4m: -3s]
do I need to wait longer with sentinel running for that message and time to change?
Have you tried the restore option in the sentinel? It would require to resync, but its worth it |
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sorry, just onboard here and did not see a prior message. But I am going to try the headless version you just posted. Will report as soon as possible, because this is what I'm doing - running it as a headless mn with local wallet (Mac). Thank you.
Don't worry, it was not for you at all Let's hope it's solved |
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Hey! How's it going? I have been pretty busy with work and couldn't take the time to write something.
Do you need anything else from me? or some improvements to sentinel?
Hello! On Twitter some users asked about the version of Sentinel for the MAC OS. Do you have the option to compile it? Regards. Sadly I don't own a MAC... It should easy to build it though, simply clone the repo on a MAC with Python 2.7, and then run (from within the repo folder): pip install -r requirements.txt pip install pyinstaller pyinstaller --onefile --paths=lib main.py Funny enough I am having the exact same issue with Sentinel, have my VPS on 16.04 because it's not exactly new, right? cannot get sentinel running at all.
This is my first attempt at a masternode and I'm not a Linux newbie - the instructions remain convoluted at best. It's amazing so many have gotten this far.
Now I have read that even with the watchdog errors it is paying out so I'm going to wait and see but this seems like a very basic issue to resolve.
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Do I really have to deploy a 14.04 instance of Ubuntu to get Sentinel running? Seriously? *FAIL*
(This rant is mostly focused towards Gehacktesmacher than tvanes, but well, I had to!) Noone has said anything about ubuntu 14.04 nor 16.04, not even ubuntu! This is compiled on a debian sid and tested on both the debian and an ubuntu 16.04, so please, stfu  Now, that being said, you (or however said it before) completely ignored my message where I said to try running it through xvfb-run, so yeah, nice! And, still, I am as nice as to pull out another version just for you who run headless servers, try it out:
https://github.com/ZonnCash/sentinel/releases/tag/v1.1.0.3Those of you that already have it running, no need to update. |
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Hey! How's it going? I have been pretty busy with work and couldn't take the time to write something.
Do you need anything else from me? or some improvements to sentinel?
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Running a wallet/masternode on linux here and I have a question. It looks like the latest 'sentinel' is expecting a X window to be present. Xlib.error.DisplayNameError: Bad display name "" Is there a workaround? Have you seen my other reply? Are you running it headless (without graphical interface)? If so, you might try running it through xvfb-run (apt-get install xvfb-run first) xvfb-run ./sentinel-lin64 |
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desire# ./sentinel-lin64
File "site-packages/Xlib/support/unix_connect.py", line 61, in get_display
Xlib.error.DisplayNameError: Bad display name ""
[2228] Failed to execute script main How fix? Are you running it headless (without graphical interface)? If so, you might try running it through xvfb-run (apt-get install xvfb-run first) xvfb-run ./sentinel-lin64 |
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Hey guys, I've been really busy lately, all of you who have errors, please try the new version: https://github.com/ZonnCash/sentinel/releases/tag/v1.1.0.2And when an error pops up, please attach/paste here the contents of the file "sentinel.log" My MN error Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library (Windows VPS).  I'm close and reopen every day, How to fix? Please do the above! My MN error Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library (Windows VPS). I'm close and reopen every day, How to fix? New version of sentinel v1.1.0.1
/desire/sentinel, inifile:
collected 14 items / 2 errors
================================================================================ ERRORS ================================================================================
_________________________________________________________ ERROR collecting test/unit/models/test_proposals.py __________________________________________________________
ImportError while importing test module '******/desire/sentinel/test/unit/models/test_proposals.py'.
Original error message:
'No module named builtins'
Make sure your test modules/packages have valid Python names.
________________________________________________________ ERROR collecting test/unit/models/test_superblocks.py _________________________________________________________
ImportError while importing test module '******/desire/sentinel/test/unit/models/test_superblocks.py'.
Original error message:
'No module named builtins'
Make sure your test modules/packages have valid Python names.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Interrupted: 2 errors during collection !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
======================================================================= 2 error in 0.55 seconds ========================================================================
Help!!!
Is this using compiled my version of sentinel or are you "building"/"using" from source? |
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Looks good, thank you!
Could you also please add a -daemon option?
That makes it a bit easier to run.
And perhaps the options 1 and 2 should be command line arguments.
Default = running the sentinel (1) and maybe call the other one repair, argument: -repair (2)?
Umm.. About --daemon (I'll use the standard --, not -), I don't know up to which point I'll be able to do it. To avoid dependencies I am using pyinstaller, which defaults to opening a cli/cmd. In linux you can emulate daemon behaviour with "nohup ./sentinel-lin64 &", I don't think that's possible in Windows. Good idea! I'll add commands, but I'll leave default behaviour as is (30secs to run sentinel), as it is the most "beginner" friendly approach. I'll add "--sentinel" and "--repair". EDIT: Done! I'll add the windows build later tonight, linux is already there https://github.com/ZonnCash/sentinel/releases/tag/v1.1.0.2My masternode with previous version of Sentinel is working fine.
Do I still need to switch to this new vesion?
Thanks.
No need! If it is running fine, leave it as is |
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Just to follow up, I've update sentinel. It can now fix the wallet and masternode for you (option 2 while starting, run if you still get WATCHDOG_EXPIRED). https://github.com/ZonnCash/sentinel/releases/tag/v1.1.0.1I have also fixed up the path for "sentinel.conf", some messages ago it was reported that it didn't work (and in fact, it didn't). Now it works just fine! |
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New version of sentinelhttps://github.com/ZonnCash/sentinel/releases/tag/v1.1.0.1This version includes an option to automatically fix the wallet and masternode if you still get WATCHDOG_EXPIRED. If it is running fine for you, just run sentinel. Please, before executing the fixing procedure, backup your wallet.dat file! The program will tell you to do so, do it! If you get an error while running sentinel (I've received reports of so) upload the file "sentinel.log" that is found in the same folder as sentinel-win64.exe, and either post here the link or create an issue in that github.
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Great news! For those of you who still have problems with masternodes, I've just finished a version of the standalone sentinel that has two options. I'll build and upload it tomorrow, I won't have my windows machine until them! 1) Run sentinel 2) Fix wallet and masternode Option 2 automatically fixes the blockhain (just follow all steps) and checks if desire.conf has all the required optiosn (if not, it automatically adds them). It couldn't be easier It would also bundle a fix where sentinel.conf wasn't found (it was looking in a wrong folder) |
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1. Make sure you are running v0.12.2.1
Where do I get this? I can only find 12.1.7 This method was designed for another coin so copy/paste was incorrect. 0.12.1.7 is the correct release fro VIVO. Fixed on the main post! Thx! |
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Must I install Sentinel even though my masternode will run on VPS?
& Is this method work on VPS?
I already try but not working it always fail and Watchdog Expire
Do you mean your own VPS or something like HostMNs? 1) If its the 1st case, yes, for sure, you need it. 2) If it is the 2nd case, I don't really know how the service works. Does the MN wallet (important MN wallet, not the cold wallet/collateral one) run on their machines or yours? If it runs on their end, then THEY must install sentinel. If it runs on yours, then its your job. you Superman , thank you for your work , I will donate you want , I have everything working without a dog , but I know that a community with such a Superman will not be lost , thanks again mninfo !
Glad I could help No need to donate, really, I was doing this because I love coding and cryptos are really exciting =P mninfo, fyi - I've tried everything you said but when I put the following into console I get: Method not found (code -32601)
command entered: sentinel-win64.exe --config C:\Programs\desire --rpc-port:9919
And when I try to link it up via sentinel conf I get the error Not capable masternode: could not connect to: 154.my.ip:9919
Check up that --rpc-port argument, you should not write :, simpy "--rpc-port 9919". It's indeed true that the connection will be done to ip:port, but that : is automatically added, you now have two of them, which might be causing the error. If your desire.conf contains an "rpcport=9919" entry, then you don't even need the commandline argument Wow - this is a shitshow of a update. Actually I like the UI and Im sure its more stable and such but may want to integrate so its less nuts.
I understand the need for sentinel - but dev may want integrate it into the qt for next release.
Sucks too - I was pretty excited about running my nodes again
Yeah, it was not smooth, no doubt on that. As of now integrating sentinel inside the qt interface (as a native integration) it is hard. We could however bundle them toghether and tie qt startup process with sentinel startup, I'll try to get this done by next week. how should I proceed?
Error: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xfa in position 39: invalid start byte
thks
Umm.. how did you get that error? Make sure your desire.conf doesn't have any weird character. In case of doubt, move it somewhere and create a new one from scratch. Beware though, don't copy&paste from the old one to the new one, manually type everythin |
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I got so fed up trying to fix up these issues I destroyed my server. For like the third time. No more trying...
I will now wait until someone provides an updated step by step guide for setting up the mn on a vps with sentinel. Since the issues are solved, I don't think I have to wait long.
& I mean a guide for setting up the entire masternode with these sentinel instruction integrated. FOR DUMMIES. I tried that, don't know how to run exes in linux etc. So fuck this. I'll get back to this when there are foolproof instructions. Thank you.
I'll make a new version of sentinel-win64.exe with two options: 1) Run sentinel 2) Fix wallet and masternode (basically all steps automated) That's better than a "for dummies" guide, isn't it? and I may have found a BUg
Remember my post about the IP problem
it was solved when i Send additional 10 coins to the 1000 containing wallet
go figure
So you finally got it to work by sending a transaction? That's really weird :/ I want to run a masternode on VPS. I run my wallet on Windows 32bit. Must I install sentinal on my local system? I see only Sentinal howto for Win64.
I compiled sentinel on a Windows x64 machine, so I am afraid it will only work on x64. You might want to try it though, simply run sentinel-win64.exe, if a console pops up and it says something, you are good to go! Otherwise... I don't own a 32 bit windows, next week (can't do it sooner sry) I can setup a virtual machine and do it. Yes, I received first payment and sent you as acknowledgement. Thank you for your work!
Thank you so much! |
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