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[mrvegad]

Bumping this thread, people need to see it!

Great work!

[wizzardTim]

• Automated Transactions
• Web Server
• Messaging Service
• Forging Indicator
• Command History in GUI console
• Accounts sorted by balance
• Minor optimizations and bug fixes

So many new features at this release!

Never seen such a wallet update! Web Server! Decentralized hosting!

Revolution - evolution - thank you @alldevs

[Tuck Fheman]

Wallet v0.20.0 has been released and you can find it here: https://github.com/Qoracoin/Qora/releases/tag/0.20.0

Excellent job by everyone involved at Qora, CIYAM and Burst ... let the decentralizing begin!

[twospirit]

you have delivered it! omg thank you so much!

[PondSea]

Congrats team!!

[wizzardTim]

The three new tabs and forging indicator rocks!

Any guide on the new worldfirst decentralized web server? How can I use it?


People will also need to know about the functionality of blog posting (anonymous posting is provided as an option too) and of twitter-like service with names and hashtags.

http://qora.co.in/?blog
and
http://qora.co.in/?newpost

[Vrontis]

Any guide on the new worldfirst decentralized web server? How can I use it?

Just open your wallet and visit http://127.0.0.1:9083/



Then type a name and it will show you the value of it by redirecting to the specific URL (for example http://127.0.0.1:9083/testwebsite )

[Djinou94]

Wallet v0.20.0 has been released and you can find it here: https://github.com/Qoracoin/Qora/releases/tag/0.20.0

The v0.20.0 release includes the following updates:

• Automated Transactions
• Web Server
• Messaging Service
• Forging Indicator
• Command History in GUI console
• Accounts sorted by balance
• Minor optimizations and bug fixes

Qora_v0.20.0.zip - Universal Wallet

MD5 : 2d0e33216594bffd03be6ea4ccb365e3
SHA1 : e0363df69e2ae6e98603aecfdd6e27abbaa30442
SHA256 : e5696339a72ef98003c502268a91a16cc5333b32fd6fb4c608b772b51063d3de
SHA512 : 513c41fa0811cfe9c4caa24f3c50e9606b2818fa361663532f28298116c186819d1b0769f99ae5c d1811de6dbbd006a42b9eac775d5c3ceab1946acd28c87d3d


Qora-0.20.0.exe - Windows Wallet

MD5 : 50142f3df81a805b313c354df63e4cc4
SHA1 : cdd8fbc407ea4b66a810a12445ed2482fec4c62b
SHA256 : eac2e8d082923a690f14e39e725b42fea1f5c7c929ab623dbc77bb18183f28a2
SHA512 : fdff6cb2c04aab99ad4a9e45582eb3f6944ce6e1753744639a18036d2b607a69cc069273fc85003 20507ffd8af882f5e8e24d057e9e2de378506b30b85a379d5

Wonderfull. Thank you. I am gonna propagate this.

OMG
It's a history day in the crypto world !
Congratulations for all this work!

[PondSea]

Someone send Qora a message about the achievement :p

[iHashFury]

decentralized web server 

awesome price - awesome coin

[sidhujag]

Are you storing the entire website on the blockchain? I had this idea before to use data aliases (names in your case) to store websites and do a RPC lookup to download the website and show it in the browser... or are you just redirecting based on an ip defined inside the alias (name)?

Looks like its just a simple URL redirect... which is a very simple task. Have you thought about actually decentralizing the information? There is little use to storing central IPs or lookups.. not really decentralized IMO. I prefer to store the data encrypted or via p2p file storage and serve it up upon request.

[rlh]

If it's storing IPs, then it's a decentralized DNS.  It may be simple, but sometimes simple solutions have the biggest impacts.

Also, regarding hosting on the blockchain, I would highly recommend against this.  What is to prevent me from writing a simple page that calls the local API, gets the seed and then posts it to my server?

You do not want to give anyone the right to host web content on end users machines.  You could come up with your own pseudo-web environment that supports minimal html but I would block all scripting.

Also, congrats on an amazing release.  I'm probably not going to be aroun much anymore, but I do try to catch up on the latest news every couple of weeks.  I'll download the new client tonight and give it a test drive.

👍🏼👍🏼

[sidhujag]

If it's storing IPs, then it's a decentralized DNS.  It may be simple, but sometimes simple solutions have the biggest impacts.

Also, regarding hosting on the blockchain, I would highly recommend against this.  What is to prevent me from writing a simple page that calls the local API, gets the seed and then posts it to my server?

You do not want to give anyone the right to host web content on end users machines.  You could come up with your own pseudo-web environment that supports minimal html but I would block all scripting.

Also, congrats on an amazing release.  I'm probably not going to be aroun much anymore, but I do try to catch up on the latest news every couple of weeks.  I'll download the new client tonight and give it a test drive.

👍🏼👍🏼

Well I guess if you consider that it has to be run from a single webpage homepage..I think the right way is to run a tool which runs a local DNS server on your machine which calls the rpc. Otherwise it only works when loading from a localhost web frontpage.

[Vrontis]

Are you storing the entire website on the blockchain? I had this idea before to use data aliases (names in your case) to store websites and do a RPC lookup to download the website and show it in the browser... or are you just redirecting based on an ip defined inside the alias (name)?

Looks like its just a simple URL redirect... which is a very simple task. Have you thought about actually decentralizing the information? There is little use to storing central IPs or lookups.. not really decentralized IMO. I prefer to store the data encrypted or via p2p file storage and serve it up upon request.

Web server loads the value of the registered name.If the value it's a URL, redirects to this URL, if it's text, displays the text, if it's HTML code, loads it on the browser.See the detailed explanation from agran below.

Now there is support for domain names of the third level.

If the name value contains a URL starting with "http://" when opening the address is redirected to this URL.

Example:

tx: http://qora.co.in/?q=38oSvKRzhRxecjh9iFuEq9uPvfrssTYUWwK9PBYDWdGncbPHohJwJ9hUMPjVLdRfmzKtczNa9QhM7SNTJKTLNA9x
http://eve.qora.co.in/

tx: http://qora.co.in/?q=371KwAztjZZxuNJwdDqvYPfJjLpxjxdu9TRPSihtEPRkQKnc2gxWFSYffkqj79QVc5QjrWYwiPyj7Zvh7XUKk1Sg
http://buckfankers.qora.co.in

If the name does not contain the values of the URL, it just opens the page with the value.

tx: http://qora.co.in/?q=k2cqZEyZMjb51KMzEVdW4sXBBk1cR4FTyqGsbxMCGwAsjcLWdV6GWPnEpGzu2DwrfTUKLZfKwaeEF7qVEsabiwo
http://agran.qora.co.in/

Thus it is possible to create decentralized web-site.
tx: http://qora.co.in/?q=MiwCdp4h8xrs4cqvofWi9SBpr3zUuvCngZAbAMR4EnjT8HWsikHxhnfz5CvduKQaQZWKpRAK8cYPhVUeFCdGuwB
http://testwebsite.qora.co.in/

The length limit value: 4000 bytes.

[PondSea]

Should i be worried about the following:

Im guessing it is a false positive?

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/eac2e8d082923a690f14e39e725b42fea1f5c7c929ab623dbc77bb18183f28a2/analysis/1431540886/

[Vrontis]

Should i be worried about the following:

Im guessing it is a false positive?

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/eac2e8d082923a690f14e39e725b42fea1f5c7c929ab623dbc77bb18183f28a2/analysis/1431540886/

I'm sure it's a false positive from Zillya Antivirus but if you worry about it, you can use the Universal wallet (Qora_v0.20.0.zip) and launch it with the run.bat file.

Virus Total - Qora_v0.20.0.zip

[twospirit]

What I want to see is everybody online at block 99000 and after that blockchain full of messages, transfers and AT's!

[Vrontis]

If it's storing IPs, then it's a decentralized DNS.  It may be simple, but sometimes simple solutions have the biggest impacts.

Also, regarding hosting on the blockchain, I would highly recommend against this.  What is to prevent me from writing a simple page that calls the local API, gets the seed and then posts it to my server?

You do not want to give anyone the right to host web content on end users machines.  You could come up with your own pseudo-web environment that supports minimal html but I would block all scripting.

Also, congrats on an amazing release.  I'm probably not going to be aroun much anymore, but I do try to catch up on the latest news every couple of weeks.  I'll download the new client tonight and give it a test drive.

👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks rlh, you've done a lot of things for Qora and you are always welcomed to our team!

[agran]

Replace in settings.json

Code:

	"weballowed":[
		"127.0.0.1"
	],

to

Code:

	"weballowed":[
	],

And your qora web server available from the Internet. http://123.123.123.123:9083

Add to settings.json

Code:

	"webport":80,

Will open without specifying the port. http://123.123.123.123

If you have a domain name, it will look like a regular website.

[Vrontis]

The major upgrade within release v0.20 is Automated Transaction which provides Turing complete smart contracts on Qora.AT will be enabled at block 99.000 (less than 1.000 blocks).As you may notice, wallet contains tabs dedicated for AT, tab AT that lists all the deployed AT's and gives also the ability to deploy AT, AT transactions and ACCT.

The first use case of AT that will be used is Atomic cross chain transfer between Qora and Burst through the ACCT  tab.



A step by step tutorial will be published the next days on how to perform ACCT.

Also, messaging service will be enabled at the same block height.

The next steps from the AT team are the below which, of course, will be integrated on Qora.

I have begun work on designing a new AT that will allow for discovery of "offers" for ACCTs (which will be the main way that decentralised coin trading can occur using AT).

I will start working on mixer AT which will provide a "layer of anonymity" after the ACCT takes place between BURST and QORA.