oh i missed this, therefore i'm not sure, if the old ORA assets after the change will be worthless?

PM me the IP address of your VPS, so I can try it myself.

One of our testers just said me, that normally you don't have to change anything in the config file, as long as you simply want to access your wallet.

Edit:

Else, he recommended the following steps:

1.) stop the node (forever stop 0)
2.) check for instances (forever list) > this should return "no forever processes running"
3.) start the node (forever start app.js)
4.) check for instances again (forever list) > this should now return the local logfile location
5.) read the logfile > cat logFileLocation/logFile.log

And post it here.

root@ns372487:~/0.1.9c# forever stop 0
info:    Forever stopped process:
    uid  command         script forever pid   id logfile                 uptime      
[0] oKtZ /usr/bin/nodejs app.js 30752   30754    /root/.forever/oKtZ.log 0:0:1:37.88 
root@ns372487:~/0.1.9c# forever list
info:    No forever processes running
root@ns372487:~/0.1.9c# forever start app.js 
warn:    --minUptime not set. Defaulting to: 1000ms
warn:    --spinSleepTime not set. Your script will exit if it does not stay up for at least 1000ms
info:    Forever processing file: app.js
root@ns372487:~/0.1.9c# forever list
info:    Forever processes running
data:        uid  command         script forever pid   id logfile                 uptime      
data:    [0] 8NWm /usr/bin/nodejs app.js 30877   30879    /root/.forever/8NWm.log 0:0:0:3.312 
root@ns372487:~/0.1.9c# cat /root/.forever/8NWm.log 
root@ns372487:~/0.1.9c# 

I´ve tried to setup a crypti node on ubuntu 14.10.

:~/0.1.9c# forever list
info:    Forever processes running
data:        uid  command         script forever pid  id logfile                 uptime
data:    

• Zb_j /usr/bin/nodejs app.js 5811    5813    /root/.forever/Zb_j.log 0:0:49:21.958

seems like it is running fine. But the logs.log is empty and the webinterface @IP:6040 shows "Cannot GET / "

Any clues what´s wrong here?

I've not yet figured out how to mint.
Could you maybe explain to less technically adept people (me)?  


Depends on how well this test goes, probably.
We've heard no firm dates yet, but maybe the development manager ChuckOne can tell us.

Notice there is a "Minting" section under MS, coins could be added as required.  The effect on the economy is identical, the only difference is that whilst price stays the same, market capitalization instantly jumps (as you see with ripple) when a new chunk is minted.

@th4o, I agree that it's a community goal to draw down the treasury funds asap, but in saying that I think we still have to take sufficient time to 'execute' the distributions without making too many mistakes, and there are ways to mitigate the obvious downside of having large amounts of funds centralised. NXT will have multi-sig implemented soon (I think), and once that's in place we can use a similar process to the SuperNET with multiple treasurers needing to sign off on any distributions from the community funds.

It obviously wont sit well with everyone, and that concern 'in principle' (i.e. centralisation is dangerous) is well founded IMO, and that helps to keep everyone on their game. I would like to say that our two community treasurers (Darkhorse & fragORA) are doing a magnificant job, and both have my full support. Darkhorse in particular has established himself as a trusted and respected member of the NXT community, and as he is currently in control of the majority of ORA's community funds, that should give us ALL a good measure of confidence, but yes, it'll be a good day when the bulk of the coins are mostly distributed with the remainder held in mult-sig accounts controlled by multiple people.

I don't think there is a need for panic. In simple words, Ora will be issued as a Coin/Token on Nxt Platform. To issue the coins you do not need a dev. Anyone can issue them. We have cut short of 1 step.

I would like to nominate Come-from-Beyond, initial Core Dev of Nxt, for guiding Nxt through it's early development, creating a large community of core devs and supporters and having a big hand in creating one of the most (if not THE most) advanced and widely adopted cryptographic platforms in the world.

Profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=46556
Initial Nxt Dev Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=345619.0


The first nomination of many, I'm sure