I found the problem: all the trades between 01:19:14 and now aren't in the api data
If you mean the '/api/t' URL, it's cached at 60 minutes. '/api/t2' is cached at 10 seconds. |
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I'd like to see namecoin traded against a (non digital) currency.
Ruxum trades Namecoin <-> USD. |
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when the exchange will be open?
I've reset the order book, and enabled deposits/withdrawal of i0coins again. The exchange will open for trading 2011-08-30 11:00am UTC. That's 7 hours from now. |
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Hopefully anyone looking for i0coin to come back to rescue thier i0coin balance or exchange out to bitcoin or solid coin (if a market shows up), would consider a tip of thier bitcoin proceeds.
I sent you some btc to the address in your sig as thanks for your work, nice job! |
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Hopefully anyone looking for i0coin to come back to rescue thier i0coin balance or exchange out to bitcoin or solid coin (if a market shows up), would consider a tip of thier bitcoin proceeds.
The bitparking i0coin pool is now running this new version. Once things seem to be stable I'll re-open the i0coin side of the exchange. |
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I know this is off-topic but I have a separate issue that needs addressing.Where can I find support for BitParking SolidCoin Exchange? As I need to recover lost currency(yes I understand the 25% fee for retrival).
Thank you
Send an email to the email address in the 'whois' of the domain. Or PM me. |
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Unless someone posts a quick way to reset the difficulty target for restart in the code.. the probabbaly is the last change (unless someone else takes the reigns and makes thier own forks).
The NTP code was broken in the original release. It would cause i0coind to hang if the NTP server didn't respond. It'd be good if that can be fixed. I disabled the NTP code on my systems otherwise it was too reliable. |
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Works fine for me, PM me your error if you're getting one. |
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Well, once theres reasonable consensus on what the new algo should be, it's just a matter of changing the constants and finding a suck... masochi... kind soul to build binaries.
Probably not a too good idea to open a exchange back up before "everyone" switched and the network gets at least a few dozen Ghps.
Yeah, I'll enable the exchange once it's been running for a bit and seems to be working ok. I'll update my pool with the new code though to help move it along. |
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What timezone are you using on solidcoins.info? Can you put a time there somewhere? The API returned from bitparking uses UTC+12 (NZ time). Do you hit the bitparking API on every request to solidcoins.info? I'm seeing requests many times per second from you. Is it possible to cache it on your end and hit every 5 seconds or something? I love the site by the way, it's great!
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Awesome, thanks! And great to see an e-wallet for SC online! |
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@doublec I'd like to send you a couple of sc where shall I send them?
Thanks Lorna! sT4nHpQFTCo9UcNSnSwp8eEUqGgJe6DMrX |
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A diff would help to make your point.
This is my attempt to break down the solidcoin changes made since the bitcoin version it was based on: https://github.com/doublec/solidcoinThe tag 'solidcoin/v000' is the initial bitcoin release. The tags 'solidcoin/v102' is the current source available for download. There are minor differences due to whitespace changes but this shows the code changes. This might help you identify the 40-50 bug fixes that coinhunter is talking about. |
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could there be an additional variable for the day average (or similar) if that's not too much to ask?
I've added two variables, the high and low price in the last 24 hours. You could maybe find a midpoint between these as an average. There is an 'average' price in the ticker which is a weighted average over the last 24 hours but it has an intermittent bug which can make this lower than the low price for the day. I haven't included this since that'll cause problems with your pricing. When I've fixed that bug I'll add it and let you know. |
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But how can I recovery it? Can anyone tell me plz  By emailing the contact email in the 'whois' of the domain, or asking 'doublec' on freenode irc, or PMing me here. Preferably in that order. |
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I think that will be perfect. I'll try it out as soon as I get back to my desk.
Just be careful that you don't use the value of those variables in the page sent to the server for the actual order that is done. They can be manipulated by the user using firebug, web console, or some other web development tool. You should use them for showing the user the approximate price, and the final price should be retrieved by the server itself, not sent from the page. Hope that makes sense, and apologies if I'm telling you something you already are aware of. |
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I'm trying to do this on http://lorna-morgan.com/big-nude-boobs/join/join.html but to be honest it's foxing me and everyone I ask. The script is mostly around the "solidcoin accepted here" button, I've commented most of it out now and just using "var = sc_rate = xx". That's gotta be done by hand and its only really getting looked at once a day (or I'd go mad). The problem is that you're basically doing a cross site request which isn't supported in browsers. Some of the newer browsers support a protocol called CORS and will let you do it if I configure my server to allow it. The details are here. Let me know if you want to try that and I'll enable it. Another option is to retrieve the ticker URL from your server, and make a request from your page to your server to get the data. This is usually the most reliable method. I've just added an new API that might makes things easier. There's now a URL that will output two javascript variable definitions containing the current buy and sell prices: http://scexchange.bitparking.com:8080/api/scprices You can include that with a script element in your HTML page and it should define the variables which you can use later: <script src='http://scexchange.bitparking.com:8080/api/scprices' type='application/javascript'></script>
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alert(solidcoin_sellprice);
Let me know how that goes or if you want anything changed. |
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although it does appear to be recovering.. maybe I should have bought back in again for the dead cat bounce hm.. would love to see what the graph looks like tomorrow...
That red message about the buy and sell order book being down has come up again.
The message comes up when load is high, the order book is moved from the main page. Lots of bots scrape it instead of using the API for some reason. http://www.solidcoins.info has a good order book pulling from the api. |
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