🌟🌟🌟 [SIL] 611 SIXELEVEN ◥◣ BLOCKCHAIN DOMAIN NAME SYSTEM 🌟🌟🌟

[PatrickMacH]

Hey crypto currency freaks, in order to increase the stability and diversification of the public 611 (SixEleven) DNS service, I would suggest adding additional second level domains providing the public 611 (SixEleven) blockchain information via dns.  Call for discussion In addition to 611.to do you think we should register additional second level domains to provide the blockchain information using additional content delivery resources? Should we start fundraising for buying special (ultra short) domain ressources? LIMITED FREE COINS Furthermore I'm offering free 10 SIL coins on a limited (first come first serve availability) basis once to any bitcointalk.org user. These coins are fresh merge-mined using http://p2pool.611.to. To claim just write me a PM with your SIL address. Have fun and take care, -Patrick

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[PatrickMacH]

and can we finally go to some exchange or whats the plan now?!

Can you recommend an exchange supporting altcoins?
The majority of exchanges out there seem to focus on BTC only

Sure. Ie C-CEX

UPDATE: You can vote or donate for SixEleven on C-CEX since yesterday.

[PatrickMacH]

... ie Yobit takes coins who give them coins to giveaway free.

notsofast is in contact with Yobit. As soon as Yobit is going to add 611 (SixEleven) to the list of tradable coins I'm going to generate Yobicodes to distribute some SIL for free to make it easier for newbies to play with or to use the dns cloud features of 611.

=> Meanwhile no one has to wait to use 611. Any user of this forum can claim some SIL for free. Just write me a PM.

[forzendiablo]

i really like this project and yes - you have to share some coins with people - this will be good.

[PatrickMacH]

Warning: About two weeks ago, Beff decided to give an aggressive vps pricing deal a try and moved the Block Explorer and P2Pool mining pool to Ixam Hosting which is now HostSlick. BEWARE OF Ixam Hosting / HostSlick! Within the two weeks the vps has been down for about a week, now. First event caused by a claimed node failure for about a day. Since three days the vps is down once more, because the hoster claims that running bitcoind on a vps is a fraud usage Can you recommend a reliable and affordable hoster respecting customer privacy which is suitable for running a full bitcoind and 611d node? ==> Meanwhile if you can, please support 611 (SixEleven) by sharing your (sha256 merge-mining) hash power with us.

[PatrickMacH]

UPDATE: Due to feedback of the Linux user base, fflo has updated the 611 (SixEleven) source code on GitHub, in detail:  remove dependency for gthread-2.0 on linux contrib: build static with db48 auto-make-script (to make wallet.dat files compatible on different linux OS) documentation: update build-linux.txt design: update DESIGN description To pull the latest source code run "git pull" in your sixeleven src directory. Please backup your ~/.611/wallet.dat (and/or other .dat files) and then recompile and reinstall the code. TODO: Please post your questions or recommendations for the outdated FAQ section.

[PatrickMacH]

UPDATE:

• 611 (SixEleven) block explorer is back online
• 611 (SixEleven) source code is stepping towards -rc2 
  Improvements: nat detection, documentation, auto-build script and build improvements for Linux OS

TODO: due to Hostslick vps shutdown we are still missing our P2Pool - A big thx. to the user base adding stable hash power to this project on their own!

[PatrickMacH]

NEW FEATURE: 611 (SixEleven) has support for Docker, now.  Docker is an open platform for distributed applications for developers and sysadmins. It allows you to run your applications in a standarized environment (containers) with a single command: Code: docker run [...] To install and run your local 611 (SixEleven) node, install the latest version of Docker (Quick Start: Linux, Mac or Windows) and run the following commands: Code: $ docker create -v /sixeleven --name sixeleven-data busybox /bin/true $ docker run --volumes-from=sixeleven-data --name=sixeleven-node -d -p 8661:8661 -p 127.0.0.1:8663:8663 fflo/sixeleven That's it. You're ready to go!

[notsofast]

This is awesome. Thanks for the updates. Hopefully good news about a market listing soon!

[zaph3t]

This is an interesting Coin. Is it still Solo mineable?

[PatrickMacH]

This is an interesting Coin. Is it still Solo mineable?

Sure. And it's quite simple.

To solo mine connect your miner(s) directly to the 611d rpc port 8663 with your rpc username and password (it's defined in the 611.conf configuration file). That's it. You're ready to go.

If you like to optimize your mining profit of 611 (SixEleven), I can recommend you to take a look at the following open source project: P2Pool
P2Pool allows you to merge-mine 611 (SixEleven) together with Bitcoin at no additional cost. So you have both profit

Running a local copy of P2Pool allows you to mine BTC blocks together with other miners within a large peer to peer network, so your BTC mining revenue should be roughly the same like mining using other Bitcoin pools.

In order to merge-mine using P2Pool you have to install, setup and run the current blockchains of Bitcoin and 611 (SixEleven) (and optional: any other altcoin supporting merged mining) and the P2Pool software.

In case all desired coin daemons are running, tryout the following command to setup your own P2Pool:

Code:

~/p2pool/run_p2pool.py --give-author 0.5 bitcoinrpc YourBitcoinRpcPass --merged http://sixelevenrpc:Your611RpcPass@127.0.0.1:8663 -f 0 --max-conns 22 --outgoing-conns 11 --debug

Wait a few minutes allowing P2Pool to synchronize with the other network nodes and then point your stratum compatible miners to the tcp port 9332; username is any valid bitcoin address; password does not matter - like:

Code:

./cudaminer -o stratum+tcp://MyIpAddress:9332 -O 15...:thisisnopass

Using the default configuration parameters, mining profits should go to your username bitcoin address and the local 611 wallet.

Please share your results or let us know if you need any help with the setup...

[PatrickMacH]

NEW PRIVACY PROTECT FEATURE: 611 (SixEleven) Block Explorer and P2Pool are accessible on the onion network, now.   UPDATE: new URLs, please use the following vanity onions: Block Explorer: http://besixpgjpmdaznb5.onion P2Pool: http://p2poolekctzmubep.onion (web port 80, point your miners to port 9332 directly) Drop a note if you are subject to restricted Internet access. If you think we should focus on onion network related interfaces, please let us know.

[forzendiablo]

any news on getting to Yobit?

[dansus021]

Indonesia ANN

- Bitcointalk
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1410838

also posted to
- Bitcoingarden
http://bitcoingarden.tk/forum/index.php?topic=7040

Here my BTC Address 16ifVAL4n4UCVQ7SZQythUrWofNKdvGqDK 

[PatrickMacH]

Indonesia ANN

- Bitcointalk
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1410838

also posted to
- Bitcoingarden
http://bitcoingarden.tk/forum/index.php?topic=7040

Here my BTC Address 16ifVAL4n4UCVQ7SZQythUrWofNKdvGqDK 

Thumbs-Up. Thank you Dansus021!
Looking forward to the feedback of Indonesia.

[PatrickMacH]

any news on getting to Yobit?

nosofast is in contact with Yobit; maybe he has an update on the current status of implementation...
Is anyone using Poloniex Exchange? Seems to run stable with an active trading user base.

[Mig-23]

how to get/buy this coin ?

[PatrickMacH]

how to get/buy this coin ?

We are still missing support from an exchange.
Send me a PM with your SIL address and I will transfer you some coins to tryout and work with 611 (SixEleven)...

[PatrickMacH]

UPDATE: 611 (SixEleven) rc2 has been tagged on Github with the following changes new: 611 (SixEleven) container available on Docker Hub remove: dependency for gthread-2.0 on linux contrib: build static with db48 auto-make-script (to make wallet.dat files compatible on different linux OS) update documentation: build-linux.txt and some other details design: update DESIGN description fixed: NAT IPv4 detection To pull the latest source code run "git pull" in your sixeleven src directory. Please backup your ~/.611/wallet.dat (and/or other .dat files) and then recompile and reinstall the code. The precompiled binaries will be released on the head page, soon.

[PatrickMacH]

UPDATE:
Request on the POLONIEX Exchange announce thread to add 611 (SixEleven) SIL coins to the trade system.

You're welcome to join the discussion