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September 15, 2015, 11:27:08 AM
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Ok, to stop siad on W7: NOT USING TASK MANAGER

Using CMD prompt, change directory (cd) to - example command line: cd C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\Sia-UI-v0.4.2-beta-win64\Sia-UI-v0.4.2-beta-win64\resources\app\Sia   (or wherever you have you SIA 4.2 directory) in my case it is on my desktop.

Then type: siac stop

Got the message: Sia daemon stopped

Restarted wallet, unlocked it, all good.

Just not sure if I did not do the above step to close siad, and I do a PC restart will that corrupt file again? I don't feel like testing that lol.... in the event of a power failure, PC shut down etc. that could result in corrupt files again.... we will need a better way to totally close siad in the future so there is NO risk of corruption in any way  Wink

You can shift+right click the SIA folder and open a command prompt with the location already set.

Or just make a batch file.

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September 15, 2015, 11:54:41 AM
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Can someone who is minning Siacoin contact me via pm?
I would be grateful.
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September 15, 2015, 12:54:08 PM
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when will we have a mac wallet that works so I can announce my HD space without getting an error message?
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September 15, 2015, 02:36:02 PM
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can someone explain this?
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A lock was held for too long, id '29164'. Call stack:
        File: '/home/luke/go/src/github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/modules/consensus/synchronize.go:74'
        File: '/home/luke/go/src/github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/modules/consensus/accept.go:231'
A lock was held until deadlock, subsequent call to unlock failed. id '29164'. Call stack:
        File: '/home/luke/go/src/github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/modules/consensus/synchronize.go:80'
        File: '/home/luke/go/src/github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/modules/consensus/accept.go:231'
As far as I remember I used "siac stop" before I shut down my computer yesterday. (Windows 10)

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September 15, 2015, 03:06:44 PM
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Sorry guys I was at the Bitcoin scalability conference (really cool btw) and I missed a lot of things. If there's anything you still need help with, you should post again.

can someone explain this?
Code:
Loading...
A lock was held for too long, id '29164'. Call stack:
        File: '/home/luke/go/src/github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/modules/consensus/synchronize.go:74'
        File: '/home/luke/go/src/github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/modules/consensus/accept.go:231'
A lock was held until deadlock, subsequent call to unlock failed. id '29164'. Call stack:
        File: '/home/luke/go/src/github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/modules/consensus/synchronize.go:80'
        File: '/home/luke/go/src/github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/modules/consensus/accept.go:231'
As far as I remember I used "siac stop" before I shut down my computer yesterday. (Windows 10)

That happens when you unlock the wallet while a block is being processed. It's unrelated to database corruption. This should be fixed in 0.4.3
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September 15, 2015, 03:11:56 PM
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Can sia run over the TOR network?

I'm guessing that it cannot, at least not well. But maybe.

For those who have not seen this document yet, a lot of Sia is covered here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zNpAct53E_5p4KO3_-ZOrg5N9HQw8ACTQ7zAyksSIf8/edit?pli=1
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September 15, 2015, 04:11:50 PM
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Ok, to stop siad on W7: NOT USING TASK MANAGER

Using CMD prompt, change directory (cd) to - example command line: cd C:\Users\XXX\Desktop\Sia-UI-v0.4.2-beta-win64\Sia-UI-v0.4.2-beta-win64\resources\app\Sia   (or wherever you have you SIA 4.2 directory) in my case it is on my desktop.

Then type: siac stop

Got the message: Sia daemon stopped

Restarted wallet, unlocked it, all good.

Just not sure if I did not do the above step to close siad, and I do a PC restart will that corrupt file again? I don't feel like testing that lol.... in the event of a power failure, PC shut down etc. that could result in corrupt files again.... we will need a better way to totally close siad in the future so there is NO risk of corruption in any way  Wink

You can shift+right click the SIA folder and open a command prompt with the location already set.

Or just make a batch file.
Hey neat trick!  Wink

Sure is a quicker way to get there, skips the cd part lol

Thanks for that reminder Smiley

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September 15, 2015, 07:08:39 PM
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Just so:
Have anyone contact bittrex to add Siacoin!? We have volume...
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September 15, 2015, 07:18:22 PM
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Just so:
Have anyone contact bittrex to add Siacoin!? We have volume...

They won't add it, they don't like adding unique coins/assets , that is probably why they didn't add Ether which had and still has massive volume..  or Maidsafe, or w/e..
They mainly add shitcoins and scamcoins which are copy-pasta and easy to operate..
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September 15, 2015, 10:57:02 PM
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Just so:
Have anyone contact bittrex to add Siacoin!? We have volume...

They won't add it, they don't like adding unique coins/assets , that is probably why they didn't add Ether which had and still has massive volume..  or Maidsafe, or w/e..
They mainly add shitcoins and scamcoins which are copy-pasta and easy to operate..

They did eventually add ETH, but yeah I agree with your sentiment. Poloniex will keep even low volume coins that hold a strong place in crypto history. I remember when Bittrex delisted Peercoin but then added Nubits. No rhyme or reason.

Edit: well I guess they did add Peercoin back on Bittrex. I stand corrected. Anyhow, that was not your point. Bittrex does love to add scamcoins as long as they have the 3 BTC to pay.
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September 16, 2015, 12:47:14 AM
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Just so:
Have anyone contact bittrex to add Siacoin!? We have volume...

They won't add it, they don't like adding unique coins/assets , that is probably why they didn't add Ether which had and still has massive volume..  or Maidsafe, or w/e..
They mainly add shitcoins and scamcoins which are copy-pasta and easy to operate..

They did eventually add ETH, but yeah I agree with your sentiment. Poloniex will keep even low volume coins that hold a strong place in crypto history. I remember when Bittrex delisted Peercoin but then added Nubits. No rhyme or reason.

Edit: well I guess they did add Peercoin back on Bittrex. I stand corrected. Anyhow, that was not your point. Bittrex does love to add scamcoins as long as they have the 3 BTC to pay.
Ya Bittrex Richie luvs to cash in on the scam coins... watch em pump and dump and make a nice quick buck for sure....  Grin

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September 16, 2015, 05:06:52 AM
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Just so:
Have anyone contact bittrex to add Siacoin!? We have volume...

They won't add it, they don't like adding unique coins/assets , that is probably why they didn't add Ether which had and still has massive volume..  or Maidsafe, or w/e..
They mainly add shitcoins and scamcoins which are copy-pasta and easy to operate..

They did eventually add ETH, but yeah I agree with your sentiment. Poloniex will keep even low volume coins that hold a strong place in crypto history. I remember when Bittrex delisted Peercoin but then added Nubits. No rhyme or reason.

Edit: well I guess they did add Peercoin back on Bittrex. I stand corrected. Anyhow, that was not your point. Bittrex does love to add scamcoins as long as they have the 3 BTC to pay.
Ya Bittrex Richie luvs to cash in on the scam coins... watch em pump and dump and make a nice quick buck for sure....  Grin

Sorry for asking  Grin
I just think that we have to move SC also to other exchanges to get out of the same sell/buy circle... to increase the recognisability and price.... SC is great... it would be shame to lose the momentum
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September 16, 2015, 05:21:51 AM
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Just so:
Have anyone contact bittrex to add Siacoin!? We have volume...

They won't add it, they don't like adding unique coins/assets , that is probably why they didn't add Ether which had and still has massive volume..  or Maidsafe, or w/e..
They mainly add shitcoins and scamcoins which are copy-pasta and easy to operate..

They did eventually add ETH, but yeah I agree with your sentiment. Poloniex will keep even low volume coins that hold a strong place in crypto history. I remember when Bittrex delisted Peercoin but then added Nubits. No rhyme or reason.

Edit: well I guess they did add Peercoin back on Bittrex. I stand corrected. Anyhow, that was not your point. Bittrex does love to add scamcoins as long as they have the 3 BTC to pay.
Ya Bittrex Richie luvs to cash in on the scam coins... watch em pump and dump and make a nice quick buck for sure....  Grin

Sorry for asking  Grin
I just think that we have to move SC also to other exchanges to get out of the same sell/buy circle... to increase the recognisability and price.... SC is great... it would be shame to lose the momentum

No worries, it was not a bad question. There are pros and cons to adding to another exchange at this point. Arbitrage creates sell pressure is one con a this point. Sure there is decent volume for  a single exchange, but I am not sure another exchange at right now would add to volume rather than divide it. I predict that Sia will be subject to slow growth due to the inflationary curve over the next year. As its a long term project I am now content to not worry about the price. It is one of the few projects out there that I can say that about. My humble opinion.  Wink
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September 16, 2015, 09:26:37 AM
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There is no good exchange but the problem with Polinex which is really making the market is they almost actively dismiss any long term great projects for easy hypeable coins with no real long term future. Plus it's easy to FUD SC, someone says there are too many coins and the price tumbles.
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September 16, 2015, 10:06:19 AM
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I'm sure many times when someone is fudding they're trying to get people to dump into their buy orders.

I haven't been following SC for long but it seems to have some real potential, how many coins will there be after 1 year? is there a cap

if MINT can hold 15-25 as well as it has with 22 billion coins, then a project like SC should be able to hold much greater value over time HA as long as we don't end up with too many billion

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September 16, 2015, 10:12:34 AM
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I'm sure many times when someone is fudding they're trying to get people to dump into their buy orders.

I haven't been following SC for long but it seems to have some real potential, how many coins will there be after 1 year? is there a cap

if MINT can hold 15-25 as well as it has with 22 billion coins, then a project like SC should be able to hold much greater value over time HA as long as we don't end up with too many billion



I tend to look at marketcap rather than price which is still very very low.  Because actually supply of coins is a red herring, you can have a trillion coins and be underpriced. The total supply is 4billion I think with some relatively minor inflation annually.
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September 16, 2015, 11:52:35 AM
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Is there information will appear when a new version of the graphic wallet v0.4.3.
2 days I have problems with version v0.4.2 database already lost and coins !!! Hopefully the problems in v0.4.3 be eliminated soon, because it will make me abandon Mining of this coin! Unfortunately, of course!  Sad

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September 16, 2015, 11:56:27 AM
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There is no good exchange but the problem with Polinex which is really making the market is they almost actively dismiss any long term great projects for easy hypeable coins with no real long term future. Plus it's easy to FUD SC, someone says there are too many coins and the price tumbles.
The amount of coins shouldnt make any difference since even bitcoins are divisible up to a 100 000 000 times. We could just as well argue that there are too many bitcoins. 0.00000001btc is still bitcoin.
Amirite? I've thought about this before, and it always annoys me to see new coins with small supply. Personally I'd much rather buy 100btc for $100 than 0.3 or whatever, because its more convenient.

There is a psycological effect and a trading effect with a small unit of account.
The latter come from the bid/ask spread : while sia is trading in the 10-20 satoshi range, the bid/ask spread is at least  between 5% and 10% since trading in most places doesn't use decimals beyond satoshi. On the other hand, trading in kilo-sia would lead to a range which could be as low as 0.005%-0.01%.
Suppose you bought sia, then latter you want to sell : with stable price, you will loose 5-10% of value.

Now imagine some dips in the 5 satoshis (it has happened to mintcoin) : 20% spread...
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September 16, 2015, 12:30:21 PM
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In the latest 32 bit version I found that siad cannot be run. The package may have included the 64 bit siad.exe by mistake?

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September 16, 2015, 02:53:12 PM
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There is no good exchange but the problem with Polinex which is really making the market is they almost actively dismiss any long term great projects for easy hypeable coins with no real long term future. Plus it's easy to FUD SC, someone says there are too many coins and the price tumbles.
The amount of coins shouldnt make any difference since even bitcoins are divisible up to a 100 000 000 times. We could just as well argue that there are too many bitcoins. 0.00000001btc is still bitcoin.
Amirite? I've thought about this before, and it always annoys me to see new coins with small supply. Personally I'd much rather buy 100btc for $100 than 0.3 or whatever, because its more convenient.

There is a psycological effect and a trading effect with a small unit of account.
The latter come from the bid/ask spread : while sia is trading in the 10-20 satoshi range, the bid/ask spread is at least  between 5% and 10% since trading in most places doesn't use decimals beyond satoshi. On the other hand, trading in kilo-sia would lead to a range which could be as low as 0.005%-0.01%.
Suppose you bought sia, then latter you want to sell : with stable price, you will loose 5-10% of value.

Now imagine some dips in the 5 satoshis (it has happened to mintcoin) : 20% spread...


Yeah I do agree that when we are trading around 10-20 sats moves are a bit binary and can make any moves in price violent, that can also be good, but  yeah it scares some I think. Far better when rises are smaller and aren't so drastic.....hopefully we will be in the 100's of sats soon so this is less of an issue.
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