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Author Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | Decentralize Everything (decentralized blockexplorer coming)  (Read 790413 times)
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May 05, 2015, 07:00:54 PM
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Vertoe's guide has got me to compiling stage no problem but no mention of firewall rules...

Also, this is a guide for masternode setup.  What needs to be in the conf file for a full node?

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This:

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rpcuser=SOMETHING
rpcpassword=VERYLONGCOMPLICATEDPASSWORD
maxconnections=1000
timeout=20000
port=41678

I appreciate your help.


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May 05, 2015, 07:01:37 PM
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Vertoe's guide has got me to compiling stage no problem but no mention of firewall rules...

Also, this is a guide for masternode setup.  What needs to be in the conf file for a full node?

D



This:

Code:
rpcuser=SOMETHING
rpcpassword=VERYLONGCOMPLICATEDPASSWORD
maxconnections=1000
timeout=20000
port=41678



Thanks George.  Should be ready to run soon.
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May 05, 2015, 07:09:22 PM
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Spread everywhere quick we just waiting for...😊

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May 05, 2015, 07:14:13 PM
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Vertoe's guide has got me to compiling stage no problem but no mention of firewall rules...

Also, this is a guide for masternode setup.  What needs to be in the conf file for a full node?

D



This:

Code:
rpcuser=SOMETHING
rpcpassword=VERYLONGCOMPLICATEDPASSWORD
maxconnections=1000
timeout=20000
port=41678



Thanks George.  Should be ready to run soon.

Oh, I forgot the txindex=1 again.

Code:
rpcuser=SOMETHING
rpcpassword=VERYLONGCOMPLICATEDPASSWORD
maxconnections=1000
timeout=20000
port=41678
txindex=1

Can't hurt, won't hurt.

You need to restart the daemon for it to take effect.

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May 05, 2015, 07:19:12 PM
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Vertoe's guide has got me to compiling stage no problem but no mention of firewall rules...

Also, this is a guide for masternode setup.  What needs to be in the conf file for a full node?

D



This:

Code:
rpcuser=SOMETHING
rpcpassword=VERYLONGCOMPLICATEDPASSWORD
maxconnections=1000
timeout=20000
port=41678



Thanks George.  Should be ready to run soon.

I'm actually having a few problems.  Well I might be.  I don't know.

When I tried to start spreadcoind it told me that the .conf file was missing from testnet3 directory which isn't a path I specified.  

I wonder if vertoe's instructions were a little bit too oriented to testnet masternodes?

Spreadcoind is running but I'm not seeing blockchain downloading.  I also saw this message when I started it: [1] 1203

I've probably ballsed it up.

EDIT:  I'm an idiot.  I  did this:  git checkout mn-test


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May 05, 2015, 07:24:45 PM
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Vertoe's guide has got me to compiling stage no problem but no mention of firewall rules...

Also, this is a guide for masternode setup.  What needs to be in the conf file for a full node?

D



This:

Code:
rpcuser=SOMETHING
rpcpassword=VERYLONGCOMPLICATEDPASSWORD
maxconnections=1000
timeout=20000
port=41678



Thanks George.  Should be ready to run soon.

I'm actually having a few problems.  Well I might be.  I don't know.

When I tried to start spreadcoind it told me that the .conf file was missing from testnet3 directory which isn't a path I specified.  

I wonder if vertoe's instructions were a little bit too oriented to testnet masternodes?

Spreadcoind is running but I'm not seeing blockchain downloading.  I also saw this message when I started it: [1] 1203

I've probably ballsed it up.

EDIT:  I'm an idiot.  I  did this:  git checkout mn-test




Yeah, I am sorry, coins101 gave you wrong advice here.

Running a full spreadcoin node has nothing to do with the masternodes testing we did a few months ago.

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May 05, 2015, 07:28:39 PM
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oops. sorry  Roll Eyes

Well, looks like he knows how to set-up a masternode.

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May 05, 2015, 07:29:38 PM
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oops. sorry  Roll Eyes

Well, looks like he knows how to set-up a masternode.



No problem, I will need to clean up spreadcointalk too soon... it's a mess

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May 05, 2015, 07:31:28 PM
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Vertoe's guide has got me to compiling stage no problem but no mention of firewall rules...

Also, this is a guide for masternode setup.  What needs to be in the conf file for a full node?

D



This:

Code:
rpcuser=SOMETHING
rpcpassword=VERYLONGCOMPLICATEDPASSWORD
maxconnections=1000
timeout=20000
port=41678



Thanks George.  Should be ready to run soon.

I'm actually having a few problems.  Well I might be.  I don't know.

When I tried to start spreadcoind it told me that the .conf file was missing from testnet3 directory which isn't a path I specified.  

I wonder if vertoe's instructions were a little bit too oriented to testnet masternodes?

Spreadcoind is running but I'm not seeing blockchain downloading.  I also saw this message when I started it: [1] 1203

I've probably ballsed it up.

EDIT:  I'm an idiot.  I  did this:  git checkout mn-test




Yeah, I am sorry, coins101 gave you wrong advice here.

This has nothing to do with the masternodes testing we did a few months ago.

 Wink

::Shakes fist angrily at Coins101!:: Wink

I have an instance running and waiting to be a SPR node.  I have limited Linux experience but I learned how to create and update DRK masternodes no problem so this shouldn't be beyond me.

I can follow instructions.  Spell them out to me like I'm an Infrastructure Programme Manager who thinks he knows everything and you've got yourself another node. Cheesy

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May 05, 2015, 07:33:15 PM
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Alternatively I'd be very happy to temporarily open SSH up to you and lend you the pem file Wink

But that way I don't learn...
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May 05, 2015, 07:42:48 PM
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Alternatively I'd be very happy to temporarily open SSH up to you and lend you the pem file Wink

But that way I don't learn...

Minus the time spent setting up a masternode (sorry about that, I didn't read the title properly, Juv vs. Real Madrid is on is my excuse this time), that was about an hour:

Alright.  I'm going to give this a go.  I have an unexpected free hour to get this going.

Props!
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May 05, 2015, 07:47:17 PM
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I'm assuming this is as simple as starting a masternode.  I've still got time.  Mrs Hedge is helping Hedge-bro-in-law with his thesis.

Somebody enlighten me.  My brain is a canvas waiting to be spread with knowledge.

^EDIT: Only took about fifteen mins to fail to get a testnet masternode running.  I had some chores to do.
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May 05, 2015, 08:14:35 PM
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So 4 dev or project members have already volunteered to run a static full spreadcoin node,
and their servers are already up an running.

Anyone else?

What about you...

...Gladimor?
...Stonehedge?
...e1ghtspace?
...defunctec?
...ScamAlert?
...a-russo?

Would be great to get atleast 8 people on board.

EDIT: I will release a new wallet soon.
Sorry, I can't because my Mum and Dad would get angry at me for having my computer on all the time.
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May 05, 2015, 08:28:56 PM
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So 4 dev or project members have already volunteered to run a static full spreadcoin node,
and their servers are already up an running.

Anyone else?

What about you...

...Gladimor?
...Stonehedge?
...e1ghtspace?
...defunctec?
...ScamAlert?
...a-russo?

Would be great to get atleast 8 people on board.

EDIT: I will release a new wallet soon.
Sorry, I can't because my Mum and Dad would get angry at me for having my computer on all the time.

* Set up an account with vultr (or one from here http://lowendbox.com/) with the specs based on the above post I made with system recommendations,

* do a video guide for a setting up a node and setting up a servicenode (when we get to that) for posting on your youtube channel (also links to and from spreadcoin.info)

* send me the bill for 6 months of hosting.

Deal?
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May 05, 2015, 08:36:32 PM
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As a fan of textual guides rather than videos, I'll offer a 2,000SPR bounty to the person who produces a nice clear step by step guide to setting up a full node (with screenshots if necessary).

Vertoe's testnet guide is really easy to use...something like this Smiley http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=45.0

I reckon it should be pitched at confident techies with little or no Linux experience.
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May 05, 2015, 08:37:24 PM
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so far mine has 8 nodes connected, it runs on its own server : 94.23.23.194

Can you please open port 41678 on your server, CHAOSiTEC?

Or else it's not going to be of much use as a full spreadcoin node.

 Wink

All other servers are ok.

I am currently also checking all the IPs that Mr. Spread had hardcoded into the wallet.
Some are available, some not anymore...
If they aren't available with port 41678 open I will remove them in the next wallet update.

https://github.com/spreadcoin/spreadcoin/blob/master/src/net.cpp#L1259

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May 05, 2015, 08:41:34 PM
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As a fan of textual guides rather than videos, I'll offer a 2,000SPR bounty to the person who produces a nice clear step by step guide to setting up a full node (with screenshots if necessary).

Vertoe's testnet guide is really easy to use...something like this Smiley http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=45.0

I reckon it should be pitched at confident techies with little or no Linux experience.

lol

pm vertoe. He produced that masternode guide for ~1,000 SPR bounties, most of which I don't think he expected. He might be up for a refresher  Grin
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May 05, 2015, 08:45:26 PM
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Dan had another good idea last week.

Coordination using Slack. It also looks free for lite use.

I've never used it, but it looks pretty good.
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May 05, 2015, 08:46:47 PM
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Dan had another good idea last week.

Coordination using Slack. It also looks free for lite use.

I've never used it, but it looks pretty good.

Slack?

What an unfortunate name, lol  Cheesy

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Dan had another good idea last week.

Coordination using Slack. It also looks free for lite use.

I've never used it, but it looks pretty good.

Slack?

What an unfortunate name, lol  Cheesy

lol.

Looks like a lite version of basecamp or that project google was developing then dumped.

https://slack.com/

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