You aren't hashing passwords! My god man, you dare use the lulzsec picture and you don't even understand the most basic security step to protect your users!?!?!
I'm so tight about security, I use hashing on my image names! I'm being serious $this->imghash = sha1(md5($api.$site).$cotent.md5($color)); Actual code pulled from my script  Anyways, I personally never found any profit in doing surveys recently. It's a good idea though. |
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Your username is interesting to me.
ASOT fan?
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It loops over and over again until there is money then it sends it.
Oh, I wasn't thinking very long term usage. I see how this script works now. Good idea.  |
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Unless you have roughly 250-500 Linux computers sitting around (even with 32core, yes I've tried it before...) mining with CPU isn't worth it.
Aside from that, could you post the errors you're getting?
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and Phoenix?
You kind of asked a VERY general question. You said nothing about what your hardware is. Maybe some more details? |
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<?php
while(1) {
$bitcoind_path = '"%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Bitcoin\daemon\bitcoind"';
$sendtoaddress = 'fdasfad';
$tax = 0.0005;
$betamount = 0.1;
$minimumbalance = 0.0;
$strbalance = exec($bitcoind_path.' getbalance');
$balance = floatval($strbalance);
if($balance >= $betamount + $tax && $balance - ($betamount + $tax) > $minimumbalance) {
echo exec($bitcoind_path.' sendtoaddress '. $sendtoaddress . ' ' . $betamount) . '\n';
echo 'sent!';
} else {
die();
}
}
?> Changed your sleep() to die(). I can't see any point in retrying the loop if there isn't enough money. |
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 Looks like you only get paid if people use this. Just checked out the source of the referral page; seems clean. |
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Would that work in a shorcut target field, like this > "D:\Temporary\Dark Messiah of Might & Magic - Multiplayer\mm.exe" -novid Yes. |
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It's the first time I hear that it took so long.
Maybe you didn't have the transaction log downloaded yet.
Transaction log? It's called the blockchain. Aww, don't be so mean to the fellow. Anyways, transactions can take anywhere from 30seconds to 2 days. Would greatly depend on how many connections you and your seller have. I run on about an average of 25-50 connections. |
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-Network (roughly 50mb/hour)
-GPU
Neat, I never really thought about the bandwidth cost of Bitcoin. Are there any resources you could point me to that shed a little more light on this information? Had to split this in 2 images -.-  As soon as I took the first picture, the bandwidth went to 120kb/s for 5-10 seconds and then dropped to 1-2kb/s  The math in the first picture was based on the average of 12kb/s |
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Thanks, so the program itself doesn't offer these features of trade?
I think thats dumb, anyway, does anyone mind sending me
0.00000001? or how low it goes, is the transaction instant?
Thanks for your generosity, i'll send it back.
The program offers a trading feature;  |
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and he wants to send you something, how do you make the trade safe? You can use an escrow service like http://eptiv.com/ to be the middleman in transactions. He probably has a zero balance, so that won't work. I was quoting the part about him wondering how to make it safe. |
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and he wants to send you something, how do you make the trade safe? You can use an escrow service like http://eptiv.com/ to be the middleman in transactions. |
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The site acts as the program, you can receive and trade coins without needing a program. I personally may start using this site for receiving money and once I get enough I'll just move it to my wallet (the bitcoin program). As far as I can tell this site doesn't require you to use any program. If you were to say run the bitcoin program once or twice to create the wallet.dat file; you could use the bellow method to secure your coins and then you could just remove the program later. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Securing_your_wallet#Making_a_secure_workspaceAlso, how is it possible that you can't spend upwards of 50mb of space? Worst case, just run it off of a USB. |
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Any way to turn that off ?
And mining explains the CPU activity, but why the hell does the size of the files keep increasing and the speed decreasing ? It's like the frog that jumps half distance with each new jump, so it never reaches it's goal ! I saw on BitMarket.eu that the current block number is about 130.8 K, but I just can't get to that number !
Is that normal or am I doing something wrong ? And is there another program that can do the same thing (give and receive BTC) ?
https://www.mybitcoin.com/The wallet program doesn't actually use much CPU (as far as I'm aware). |
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I believe it does some few block checking just in-case you randomly find a new block to get you some credits.
The dedicated miner program, such as guiminer uses 30.5mb.
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I think what you're using is the wallet client.  Check out a mining program such as guiminer. |
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http://network-tools.com/default.asp?prog=express&host=forum.bitcoin.orgThis will show that the server is sitting somewhere in rackspace who actually bought out theplanet a while back. IP address: 174.143.149.98
Host name: forum.bitcoin.org
Alias:
forum.bitcoin.org
174.143.149.98 is from United States(US) in region North America
TraceRoute to 174.143.149.98 [forum.bitcoin.org]
Hop (ms) (ms) (ms) IP Address Host name
1 1 0 0 8.9.232.73 xe-5-3-0.edge3.dallas1.level3.net
2 1 0 1 4.69.145.204 ae-4-90.edge2.dallas3.level3.net
3 2 2 2 4.59.36.50 rackspace-m.edge2.dallas3.level3.net
4 2 2 2 98.129.84.181 vlan907.core7.dfw1.rackspace.net
5 2 2 2 98.129.84.217 -
6 2 2 2 174.143.149.98 forum.bitcoin.org
Trace complete Their NS are hosted from a finnish webhost (louhi.net redirects to louhi.fi). Authority records
bitcoin.org NS dns2.louhi.net 3600s
bitcoin.org NS dns3.louhi.net 3600s
bitcoin.org NS dns1.louhi.net 3600s
Going down the list...you will see that they are a customer of Slicehost. CustName: Slicehost
Address: 9725 Datapoint
City: San Antonio
StateProv: TX
PostalCode: 78225
Country: US
RegDate: 2009-09-10
Updated: 2011-03-19
Ref: http://whois.arin.net/rest/customer/C02312276 Slicehost is a VPS provider that gets their servers from rackspace. RNOCHandle: NETWO1456-ARIN
RNOCName: Network Operations
RNOCPhone: +1-210-312-4000
RNOCEmail: noc@rackspace.com
RNOCRef: http://whois.arin.net/rest/poc/NETWO1456-ARIN Yeah, I'm a networking guy. I love my stuff. 
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