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681  Economy / Gambling / Re: BITDICE CASINO - CONGRATULATIONS TO WONTON FOR WINNING 300BTC on: March 13, 2017, 08:29:42 PM
Esally 0: -0 / +0   2015-09-05   0.20000000      Bought accounts, smooth seller.

Regarding this post, anyone can notice that you are an account farmer. But it is just a note.

Now regarding your scam accusation, i wouldn't really call it a scam attempt, Alex announced all the procedures, unless you have proofs that he actually spent/took the funds, if they are still unspent then your accusation is a non-sence, and you should better wait for justice to do their job.

Now if the funds have been spent, and by "spent" i mean funds have been used to purshase products/services and/or donated ... Then yes, your scam accusation could, have some sence.
682  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Auto Bitcoin Forwarder on: March 13, 2017, 08:15:59 PM
If the addresses are on the same wallet you can use coin controle to do it manually. or you can od it using a script, this post explains how to do it :

KJJ is saying the path to the PHP executable NOT the script, you have that.

Depending on your system it will most likely be something like

/usr/bin/php /Users/JLP/git_source/src/bin/walletnotify.php %s

if your on a linux-ish system (Mac, linux) you can run `whereis php` and that should tell you

Thanks for clarifying it.

I ran `whereis php` and terminal replied with:

/usr/bin/php

I changed bitcoin.conf so that it has the following:

walletnotify=/usr/bin/php /Users/JLP/git_source/src/bin/walletnotify.php/?trxhash=%s

...but it still does not work.  I changed it to the following:

walletnotify="/usr/bin/php /Users/JLP/git_source/src/bin/walletnotify.php/?trxhash=%s"

...but it still does not work.  Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get this to work?


Just set a method in a php file (like in the post) and set walletnotify = /path/to/php /path/to/script.php %s
walletnotify must be set in bitcoin.conf

This is just an example for debian/ubuntu, the language to use will depend on your OS, if you use windows, you could add PHP to your path variable (i suppose) and call it in a cmd environment.
With a script like that, each time you receive a transaction, your wallet will send the tx hash to the script, who will have to treat the information and then sendtoaddress <your address> <the amount received>

This is just a supsition, maybe there are better ways to do it.
683  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [NEWS] Crypto-Eviction Notice ! on: March 13, 2017, 09:43:43 AM
I totally agree with you, just note how bitcointalk is poor when it comes to open source, free to use, open projects. You grab attention only when there is money to be made, and it is worse when it comes to Altcoins, this section is now a trash bin for Pump&Dump projects, insta mined coins, even legit projects apears to be scams because of all the scamers roaring in the forum.

If you want to support a coin for what she can offer as new technology, solution for real problems with ethics and reliable philosophy, then you are welcome, but if you want to make quick bucks, this is not made for you.

I followed an investigation about recyclix, the investigator did an amazing job here and uncovered evidences that it is a major scam, ponzi scheme, made by a known scamer who is working since a long time.

Enough of these.
684  Economy / Gambling / Re: BITDICE CASINO - CONGRATULATIONS TO WONTON FOR WINNING 300BTC on: March 13, 2017, 08:56:25 AM
I checked the history also, and i am just amazed by the amounts people can win, i never saw this in other gambling websites, not that i am a gambler. The sig manager plays fine too.

And regarding the platform's language i think i was wrong, it is more like Scala,  but maybe it is multi-language.

I would like to point also to a deprecation error about frame-src, should use child-src, at least that's what the console says. Is it possible to have some development news ?
685  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / DASH's future with Lightning implementation ? on: March 13, 2017, 08:50:56 AM
These days i am exploring bitcoin's IRC channel, and i discovered many projects, people, informations, and one of these is the Lightning protocol.
Regarding the advantages offered by DASH, especially the instant send, i wonder if DASH can still be interesting if the implementation is successful.

There is only one aspect who is important here, the TX confirmation speed, or payment processing time.

So considering Bitcoin miner's are asking for more fees to process Transactions, the LN protocol is a nice layer who will speed-up the transactions, DASH have aleready implemented this feature, managed by masternodes, and it is an enormous difference and advantage to DASH compared to Bitcoin's 4 days for confirmation.

Supposing the LN protocol is implemented as a stable release (still in alpha) will DASH be still attractive to users ?
686  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Looking To Build A Block Explorer on: March 12, 2017, 04:51:53 PM
We are looking to create a bitcoin block explorer using bitcore.

Seeing that a full node would require around around 8GB of memory and about 200GB of disk space available to store the Bitcoin blockchain plus additional database information, we plan on building it on Amazon Web Services. We could then have an API that connects to the actual website.

We are looking for someone who has extensive experience operating a full node and preferably someone who has built a block explorer elsewhere.

The block explorer will be built on the homepage on www.diginomics.com.

If you are interested to know more, you can leave a comment here or send us a personal message.

Thank you.

Let me please clarify some points :

A full node requires around 110gb for now, and around 4gb memory. Bitcore is a nodeJS integration of bitcoin core, now for the API it depends on your needs, if you want an API to work with, then bitcore is not required, bitcoin core is enough.
Based on your website's language, you can create sandboxes for users to send realtime queries to the bitcoin core, it is easy to implement, tell me if you need help with that, and it will be for free, with a how-to guide.
If you want to use the core for payment processing, it will but just a little longer to do, but still feasable, even without bitcore.

Now if you need the block explorer using bitcore to create a tutorial, you best bet is in bitcore's repository, they aleready implemented it : https://github.com/bitpay/insight-ui
If you want a block explorer just to teach how to make one, well, the best one, and easiest to implement is Iquidus explorer : https://github.com/iquidus/explorer

I would be happy to help you if you need.


He can just link his insight nodejs to external nodes, he does not have to host the blockchain.

It is better to have your own code, use it internally than using external APIs that can go down from a moment to another.
This is why localbitcoins.com use their own inhouse code, wallets and block explorer.



It depends on what they need, the best practise is to use own node, but people have troubles with them because of the high disk usage.
There are many ways to achieve that, but you have only two ways to access the data (as far as i know) :

1- Build your own bitcoin core.
2- Use an API to get blocks data.

Now for the block explorer, you can use insight as standalone, insight made for bitcore, abe block explorer, iquidus, block crawler, or even build your own.

As i said, it depends on what you want to achieve, and if you will need or not a bitcoin core, either now or later.
687  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [ANN]CONNECT-An open source P2P encrypted messaging & onchain bitcoin wallet APP on: March 12, 2017, 11:29:03 AM
I was awaiting such a project since a long time, congratulations !

Please, could you tell me if you worked on website integration ? i would be happy to test/work on it, if you have any repository.
I aleready had a quick fetch in the API, i will need more time to read it, but i am too impatient to know more about.

Thank you. we  plan to be a open development platform. Developer can make bitcoin program base on CONNECT. Yeah, a lot work waitting for us.

When can i expect to use it in web environment ?
688  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [ANN]CONNECT-An open source P2P encrypted messaging & onchain bitcoin wallet APP on: March 12, 2017, 11:26:35 AM
Good work by Connect team, I've been seen your advert and I will try out your app. But my concern is this, I read that more than 90% of the apps on Android platfrom are vulbnerable do you think your apps is totally save on this plaform.

What I was expecting is a message that will save destroy it self after some time and will be difficult to find the history of the message

Read their API :  https://www.connect.im/developer

They have implement a "burn after reading" method, i suppose it has something to do with "message destruction".

Sadly i think this project is not made for web interfaces as i can't find JS or PHP methods.
689  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [ANN]CONNECT-An open source P2P encrypted messaging & onchain bitcoin wallet APP on: March 12, 2017, 11:13:46 AM
I was awaiting such a project since a long time, congratulations !

Please, could you tell me if you worked on website integration ? i would be happy to test/work on it, if you have any repository.
I aleready had a quick fetch in the API, i will need more time to read it, but i am too impatient to know more about.
690  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Are quantum computers closer to becoming reality? on: March 12, 2017, 09:25:45 AM
let's suppose quantum computing is available, let's say it is powerful, let's say NSA have a problem with bitcoin and owns a bunch of them.
If they break double sha256, can't bitcoin core move to annother algo ?
Can the sollution be as simple ?
Let's say that we are still far from quantum computing, how about it ? Think about this MIT post : http://news.mit.edu/2015/optoelectronic-microprocessors-chip-manufacturing-1223
Maybe Bitcoin will have to face both threats : http://newatlas.com/photonic-quantum-computer-chip/38928/
This will be an issue in no time : http://www.engineering.com/ElectronicsDesign/ElectronicsDesignArticles/ArticleID/13508/Protoype-Photonic-Chip-Shines-a-Light-on-Practical-Quantum-Computing.aspx

Regarding these articles, i think the community's questions are legit.
691  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Anyone could develop a professional exchange or ShopEx ect... on: March 12, 2017, 09:06:53 AM
Join bitcoin IRC channel, you will have a lot of propositions there, better then waiting in the forum.

Maybe you can make something about coin tracking, coin-need, or maybe a tutorial blog about what a coin needs to evolve, like how to setup a block explorer, how to setup a hard coded node, how to setup a seeder, how to integrate your coin in merchant websites, how to promote ...

Or maybe a big faucet for altcoins or an altcoin review blog.
692  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Looking To Build A Block Explorer on: March 12, 2017, 09:00:25 AM
We are looking to create a bitcoin block explorer using bitcore.

Seeing that a full node would require around around 8GB of memory and about 200GB of disk space available to store the Bitcoin blockchain plus additional database information, we plan on building it on Amazon Web Services. We could then have an API that connects to the actual website.

We are looking for someone who has extensive experience operating a full node and preferably someone who has built a block explorer elsewhere.

The block explorer will be built on the homepage on www.diginomics.com.

If you are interested to know more, you can leave a comment here or send us a personal message.

Thank you.

Let me please clarify some points :

A full node requires around 110gb for now, and around 4gb memory. Bitcore is a nodeJS integration of bitcoin core, now for the API it depends on your needs, if you want an API to work with, then bitcore is not required, bitcoin core is enough.
Based on your website's language, you can create sandboxes for users to send realtime queries to the bitcoin core, it is easy to implement, tell me if you need help with that, and it will be for free, with a how-to guide.
If you want to use the core for payment processing, it will but just a little longer to do, but still feasable, even without bitcore.

Now if you need the block explorer using bitcore to create a tutorial, you best bet is in bitcore's repository, they aleready implemented it : https://github.com/bitpay/insight-ui
If you want a block explorer just to teach how to make one, well, the best one, and easiest to implement is Iquidus explorer : https://github.com/iquidus/explorer

I would be happy to help you if you need.
693  Other / Archival / Re: European PHP web dev [good prices] on: March 12, 2017, 08:41:34 AM
Do you have a portfolio ?
It would be good if you work on some open sourced projects, and send your github repos here, people will be able to appreciate your work, and judge on what you can do there.
By the way, what are you experienced with ? Databases integration/interaction ? Bitcoin/Altcoins integration (i know there is a lot of work here if you can handle coins XMR, decred, ETH) ? Website management ?
694  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: SSH tunnels! Selling! on: March 08, 2017, 11:44:17 AM
Selling SSH-tunnels:
I have:Сountries of Europe, Asia, Africa and America
Tunnels all "clear"

Price: 1$

Selection of the country, state, city.
Guarantee - 3 days.


Payment:
  • Bitcoin
Contacts:

How are this obtained? If legally i might be interessed. Shoot me a pm with what european countries you have. And if ukraine.

For 1$ i really don't think it is legal, now regarding the countries, it may be a vultr-like provider, if so then maybe 1$ is a justified price.
But i admit that it would be strenge if someone rents ssh tunnels from hacked or leacked sources.
695  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Funny thing.... on: March 07, 2017, 08:05:49 PM
I made an altcoin (4,2mio - POW/POS scrypt) for teaching normal people about cryptocurrency - uploaded source and all compiled installers on git as there were some other also attending on Skype. Testing little, mined approx 600 coins via CPU and then made finally the 2h teaching with the people.

After they installed in groups the wallet, quick setup CPU-miners and were all looking happy and fascinated on their screens... 5min - 10min, but nothing happened at no computer. Nobody mined a block - after 10min I was looking in detail & saw that someone placed 800MH on our "teaching-coin"  Cheesy

So we have no for sending now, haha.

Really funny and obvious situation, maybe you would have made a course about how it is useless to send too much hash power into a new coin, as the only effect is difficulty skyrocketing. A blockchain always tries to release blocks at a stable rate.

Talking about this, are you interested in open source projects ? if, so, i invite you to join the discussion there : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1814799
Sharing knowledge is very important.
696  Other / Archival / Re: European PHP web dev [good prices] on: March 07, 2017, 05:40:51 PM
Welcome to bitcointalk, i can only advise you to fetch in the forum, you will find many people in need of help, you can also work for crypto currencies, they generally ask for block explorers, or websites, you can join some projects, or even, bitcoin core sub projects.
Bitcoin core is going to 0.14, easybitcoin.php have to be updated, maybe you can help there.
Just to say there is a lot of work here, both for free and paid.
697  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Free Bitcoin Address Generator and checker up to 100.000 Addresses on: March 07, 2017, 05:29:41 PM
Ok maby this is a trojan,

but besides a programm like this would be really nice. I mean to generate some words in the beginning via brute force generating adresses. Is there a free programm which can do that ?

There is even better : https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bitcoinjs-lib
Have a look, i found once some sort of "sandbox" using bitcoinjs-lib but i can't retrieve it, but you can easily deploy and play with it as long as you know how to use NodeJS.
After install, just follow the examples and you will be able to generate an infinity of addresses and verify each one of them on the fly.
698  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why Bitcoins is now same as paypal(and worst) on: March 07, 2017, 05:21:33 PM
Well, we have now to send transactions with a fee $1-$10 otherwise the transaction will never get confirmed

Just telling you, don't waste your time posting a thread on tech problems section

Even now transactions with less than 0.01 BTC will never get confirmed(or it will take longer)

You delvs didn't trough this could happend if the bitcoins went up the market?


Yeah, but good thing that I cashed out my bitcoins earlier haha.

I don't agree with you, transactions are processed normally, i is normal to give priority to the highest fee payers, otherwise they wouldn't pay, and miners are happy because they earn more from these high fee TXs.
You are considering the situation from USD point, Bitcoin's price is over 1200$ for now.
I always pay 50K Satoshi for all my TXs, if i am in a hurry or i have move a large amount, then i pay around 100k Satoshi, sometimes more, it depends on the size of the TX.

What i want to say is that it is useless to complain about the fee, you decide of your fee, if it is forgoten by the nodes, then rebroadcast it, if you are in hurry, ask ViaBTC to push your TX.

Consider the situation in a BTC point, and you will see that the actual fees are marginal.
Of course it's normal to give priority to those who pay the highest fees but that's just not the point.  The cost of transactions has risen to ridiculous levels - you can pay a few hundred thousand satoshi and (in my case) it has still taken days to confirm.  This is not okay for normal transactions.  People just don't pay $10 for something and expect nearly half of it to be taken away from them for it to actually work, and transaction accelerators will never make it okay because all they do is cram a few transactions into the next block - the block is still pretty damn small.

I will keep using Bitcoin because I believe that this is a temporary problem and that it can be solved, but I don't appreciate attempts to ignore the severity of the problem.  Bitcoin needs to be convenient if it's going to appeal to more people and spread as a currency.

I just hope that enough miners will implement SegWit soon because Bitcoin is on the verge of a whole new level and as soon as SegWit is approved we'll know that we're ready to make that step. 

You can easily controle the amount of fees you pay.
I know that in the next release of bitcoin core, 0.14, they will enhance fees calculation and bring new tools to the code : https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/9914
Be patient, the developers are aware of that, and solutions are under study.
699  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin/Blockhain is dead. on: March 07, 2017, 05:11:47 PM
You aleready posted in annother section of the forum.

Next time, think about using this : https://bitcoinfees.21.co Before sending a transaction, it will show you what are the most accepted transactions/fee ratio (because it is calculated based on the size), they also teach you how to estimate the fee depending on how long you want it to be confirmed. Or you can use the solutions i told you about.
Maybe one of the best solutions would be a TX aggregator, i think it is possible, but i don't know if someone did it, so instead of sending small TXs like yours directly, you send them to an aggregator who pushs all TXs at once.
700  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Hello! I create a very simple price monitoring for newbie :) on: March 07, 2017, 05:03:41 PM
wow,a really nice instrument there,bookmarked
love the amount of currencies you monitor
if you could add a simple converter and/or price change for the last week or month
maybe even create a price widget for sites ,coindesk style
keep up the good work!

This guy have a great idea, you can use the API to return a small html page, with a method for the currencies, maybe one for the size. The actual design is really good, please keep us updated regarding the updates you plan to make, there are so much great things you could add, but try to keep it as simple as he is.
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