the CAPP on cryptopia is a different coin.

am i to understand i need to swap the csc i have in a qt wallet ?

AG21TCCBC+   - i like it!   lol...

i threw the full power of my antminer L3+ at port 3333 and got a terrible hashrate.
i reconfigured the miner to throw only about 30% quota of its time at the port and the hashrate
notably improved.

so, i'm wondering, would a full blast L3+ be better off on your so called Titan port?

dont you think the obvious future confusion will work against success?

i started running a fulltime open node a few days ago and have 19 connections. however there needs to be MANY more before exchanges and mining pools even have the slightest hope of working. no exchanges, zero value coin.

i will not keep running the node if i dont see general improvement in the behavior of the network.

and no, i'm not going to say the address of my node, that is what peer-discovery is supposed to do -- and hardwired node dependencies are not what make a network healthy.
to make peer discovery work better i am willing to share with other open nodes, just PM me.

without a robust network with several open nodes that will NEVER happen.

has anyone EVER had success using their form to send hash-to-coins a message?
i keep getting "There was a problem sending your message. Please try again."
i got it a few months ago, and getting it again tonight.

has anyone EVER had success using their form to send hash-to-coins a message?
i keep getting "There was a problem sending your message. Please try again."
i got it a few months ago, and getting it again tonight.

the network is unhealthy and very few cross-connections are happening because NOBODY IS OPENING THEIR FIREWALL (or port-forwarding)
you all expect to connect TO other SFC wallets but not willing to allow people to initiate a connection back to you.
this is why pools like hash-to-coins and mining-dutch are dead, they cannot connect to anyone.

i opened up my own to allow incoming connections and i have a bunch, so the nodes do exist, they are just being leaches.

without network connectivity there will be extremely slow confirmations, if at all.

rats

could also manipulate the word 'bottle'
BOTL ?

btcp is too similar to all the bitcoin variants that now exist.
cap2 is less ambigous or perhaps BCAP ?

that one is mine, the IP# occasionally changes, you are better off to use

addnode=coins.dognose.net

and let the DNS do its job.

http://dognose.net/~ndl/

update: changed dognose.com to dognose.net
            both will work for now, .net is preferred going into the future

sounds sensible to me.
reduce max reward, set a fixed rate.
exact numbers may be open to discussion, but the basic framework sounds good.

my home server has been running continuously since i registered the domain in august 1997.
currently its an 8core 16gb amd3500.
the first machine back in 1997 was dual-processor (two physical cpu on one motherboard) pentium II/400mhz - that system rocked!

the computer and network/isp hubs+modems are on separate battery/UPS backups for 10 minutes of service which avoids most stormy weather flickers, etc.
i have two consumer/home type ISP connections, broadband cable and fibre (FTTN) DSL. the dsl does not allow incoming connections unless i set up a special exception.

of course there is down time for system upgrades and ISP outages and occasional IP number changes.
but those are not frequent.
i managed to go without rebooting for 19 months once a couple years ago -- then i really wanted to install a larger hard drive

Slackware Linux is the only sensible linux

i run a small number of altcoin daemons for coins i'm either actively mining or coins that i wish to help build a more robust network.
if i'm no longer mining and the coin is robust, i still tend to keep the daemon running until i need the system resources to run a different coin.
for religous reasons i've been running a noodlyappendagecoin (NDL) daemon for about two years continuously now
if i find time some day, i'd like to revive that coin.

i also have other machines (couple windows7, iMac, tablets) on my home network. those handle my personal wallets. i do not keep coins on the server machine.

as for being a checkpoint server, since i'm on a consumer/home grade ISP service with 'rules' about usage, i really cannot commit to running an 'advertised' service of any kind. (ie: i cannot have my domain wired into any code, if its not wired then perhaps i can)
for about 7 years i used to run a part of my network empire on paid-for managed hosting ( i used to run an advertised Email discussion digest that published twice a day) but i could no longer justify that cost when my income became 1/3 of what it used to be and public interest in gently moderated Email discussions faded away to those newfangled social media sites.
paid-for managed hosting is still an option if someone else pays. lol...

may you be touched by his noodly appendage this season.

thanks!
i had already done a 'move' to a useful account name of the funds, i hate that null account.

i think the new splash screen just caused me vision loss.

lol...

using the daemon on linux
i try using
   sendfrom <account> <to-address> <amount>
and get an error about "Invalid BottleCapsPlus address"

i tried two different addresses
    EkVHAenWyBGJChz2DZSdozMgPHRhziTjkn
    F357LDYubo7w3SyaiDfPjNPoo9npibHs8a

which were generated inside the caps+ windows QT wallet
the account (unomp-mining) does exist and has sufficient funds

update: but 'sendmany' works with the same F35... address

thank-you two people who connected to me!

unfortunately it *requires* 2fa.
something i'm not willing to do for personal paranoid privacy reasons.