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May 25, 2016, 08:43:44 PM |
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Someone can tell me which adress i have to use for this command on docker?
docker run -d --restart=always -p 0.0.0.0:8000:8000 lisk/mainnet
my public ip adress?
192.168.99.100:8000 in browser you don't have to change the docker command. in terminal paste "docker run -d --restart=always -p 0.0.0.0:8000:8000 lisk/mainnet" hit enter. then open browser and write 192.168.99.100:8000 and enter. et voila edit: Kitematic (Beta) is GUI for docker ok it works, thanks you man.
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May 25, 2016, 08:44:24 PM |
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Lisk launch post-mortem: What went right, what went wrongYesterday, at exactly 8pm UTC, we published Lisk v0.3.0 and announced the launch of Lisk. What a launch that was! In this post-mortem we bring light to the problems we faced, explain why our web login isn’t/wasn’t accessible, and clear up misunderstandings. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn-images-1.medium.com%2Fmax%2F800%2F1%2AX-uYxrg2PMYks-bWX0Qeww.jpeg&t=665&c=3T2G05gTOeYNqA) First of all, I’d like to apologise for the rough launch and the harm that the DDoS attack caused. Since the launch, we have been working tirelessly to ensure that all our systems are working perfectly again. We simply didn’t anticipate this overwhelming demand and trading chicanery. The only problem we still face at this moment are our web logins. The reason is the same as yesterday: huge amount of traffic and ongoing DDoS attacks. However, everything else is working very well. Users can install Lisk on various operation systems like Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. Local client installations are functional and the Lisk network is alive and healthy. The current client is aimed at technical users, but it’s relatively easy to install it with our guides. The best option is to simply use the Docker installation if you are on Windows or Mac. After we have guaranteed the network’s stability and optimised a few important Lisk modules (e.g., peer communication); we will look into options to provide a one-click Lisk client. Read our complete post-mortem now! excuse mr master "True"(or CTO or whatever you are) but you are liar... all windows users was put in the limbo from start and at final was fucked up thanks to you. you collect so much money and at final you say ddos attack? Omg all LSK start was pure failed one. much money from windows users and didn't predict docked version together with linux one? You are a joker with pink glasses - face the true. Sorry for saying this but its true...
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May 25, 2016, 08:47:10 PM |
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Guys, I'm having a problem with the web login since yesterday. Doesn't matter which one I use (login.lisk.io, login01.lisk.io or login02.lisk.io), the same thing happens: I send my LISKS to Poloniex, then it keeps coming back to my balance, and then going on the transaction again... it keeps happening and I don't get any confirmations.
If I log out, the transaction is gone and the LISKS are back in my balance. Can anyone help me, please?
I suspect it is either Ddos attacks or too many requests per node and they are not going thru , have far up the list have you tried? the more people trying to request actions on a node the busier the nodes and what seems to be the less liklihood of the transaction going thru currently , either by an over load of requests or ddos, technically the same thing, althou one is legitimate requests and one is 10's of thousands of fake requests . how many different nodes have you tried? the most used ones will likely be the less likely to work as they are the busiest
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May 25, 2016, 08:47:48 PM |
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excuse mr master "True"(or CTO or whatever you are) but you are liar... all windows users was put in the limbo from start and at final was fucked up thanks to you. you collect so much money and at final you say ddos attack? Omg all LSK start was pure failed one. much money from windows users and didn't predict docked version together with linux one? You are a joker with pink glasses - face the true. Sorry for saying this but its true...
Buy yourself a gun and shoot at your empty head. If this does not work, stick the gun in your ass.
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May 25, 2016, 08:52:45 PM |
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Guys, I'm having a problem with the web login since yesterday. Doesn't matter which one I use (login.lisk.io, login01.lisk.io or login02.lisk.io), the same thing happens: I send my LISKS to Poloniex, then it keeps coming back to my balance, and then going on the transaction again... it keeps happening and I don't get any confirmations.
If I log out, the transaction is gone and the LISKS are back in my balance. Can anyone help me, please?
I suspect it is either Ddos attacks or too many requests per node and they are not going thru , have far up the list have you tried? the more people trying to request actions on a node the busier the nodes and what seems to be the less liklihood of the transaction going thru currently , either by an over load of requests or ddos, technically the same thing, althou one is legitimate requests and one is 10's of thousands of fake requests . how many different nodes have you tried? the most used ones will likely be the less likely to work as they are the busiest I've only tried those 3. I wasn't sure if the rest of the list was valid, since the Lisk Team didn't tweet it. Guess it was unofficial, like the rest of the nodes thrown up here in the thread.
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Mr.Ease
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May 25, 2016, 08:52:54 PM |
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Just used https://lisknode.grumlin.comWorked great and fast... have 2 confirms within seconds of sending... Thanks. if anyone knows grumlins Lisk Address, I would gladly donate for his help in accessing a working web wallet. It's not need, just vote for my delegate! This is the best thanks!So im not really big into the whole delegate thing since i will never become one... But can someone give me a quick rundown on how to actually Vote for someone. Obviously voting for Grumlin, I just dont know how. THanks
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May 25, 2016, 08:53:31 PM |
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I may have some gripes, as many of you do, with the way that Lisk was rolled out yesterday BUT anyone blaming Max and/or the devs @ Lisk for causing the ddos...
...The level of ignorance and stupidity that is required to actually believe that is some Idiocracy sh*t.
Why did YoBit not let anyone make deposits until the coin had completely dropped 90%? Hours after it was active on Poloniex and Bittrex?
Take a second to think about the fact that YoBit was showing 0.01 prices even at 5pm EST yesterday and the volume was thru the roof, yet nobody could make a deposit.
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May 25, 2016, 08:56:49 PM |
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Sorry guys. The installation routine is way to complicated. Ok as a developer it is no problem, but you targeted DAUs as well with the ICO. I would have suggested to use only non binary modules (also database), then it would be just a simple npm start. Of course you loose some performance, but it is a decentralized system anyway. The single node doesn't have to be fast...
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jibble
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May 25, 2016, 08:58:11 PM |
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Guys, I'm having a problem with the web login since yesterday. Doesn't matter which one I use (login.lisk.io, login01.lisk.io or login02.lisk.io), the same thing happens: I send my LISKS to Poloniex, then it keeps coming back to my balance, and then going on the transaction again... it keeps happening and I don't get any confirmations.
If I log out, the transaction is gone and the LISKS are back in my balance. Can anyone help me, please?
I suspect it is either Ddos attacks or too many requests per node and they are not going thru , have far up the list have you tried? the more people trying to request actions on a node the busier the nodes and what seems to be the less liklihood of the transaction going thru currently , either by an over load of requests or ddos, technically the same thing, althou one is legitimate requests and one is 10's of thousands of fake requests . how many different nodes have you tried? the most used ones will likely be the less likely to work as they are the busiest I've only tried those 3. I wasn't sure if the rest of the list was valid, since the Lisk Team didn't tweet it. Guess it was unofficial, like the rest of the nodes thrown up here in the thread. I used a 3rd party node, but from a trusted member of the forum, i don't know how safe it is all i can tell you for sure it is worked for me over 12 hours ago Stuck trying to move $LISK? Use this WORKING wallet mirror: http://107.170.93.237:8000TIPS appreciated - LISK 14007737956546258989L or BTC 1A5zBffD75H2kFo4F147xTg6FKvkfZ6ZnxBoth Mac and Docker did not work for me so i stood this up for the community on a linux server. I'll keep it up for 24hrs hopefully DDOS will be over by then. Takes about ~40min for a tx to show up on Poloniex. Use at your own risk, no support provided, and all that jazz. danosphere is a well trusted member of the forum and also a respected member of this forum. dunno how trusted these nodes are , i mean the creator danosphere is trusted but can someone possibly snoop in on it? not 100% certain also please whenever someone quotes another user, click the post to be lead to their original post, someone could easily edit the post when quoting someone else and try to trick, so for safety always follow the quote to the original post
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May 25, 2016, 09:01:35 PM |
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Just remember for how long eth was around 120-200k satoshis.
That's in the front of my mind right now. The question is, how long will Lisk sideline? The Ethereum team actually made a very smart move by structuring its team as a full-fledged startup. They've been able to reach out to startups interested in adding blockchain functionality to their gizmos on a relationary basis: startup to startup (so to speak.) They clicking with real startups like Augur and The DAO is the main reason behind ETH's post-sidelining pump. At this point, the real risk - and the real opportunity - sinks in. Right now, Lisk is something like a decentralized marketplace. All the advanced features are nice, but nothin' makes a platform go vroooooom like a "SUPER BEST SELLER!!" emerging from its ecosystem. Folks like nothin' better than to hitch their wagons to a star. This point is where Lisk's lifecycle gets really interesting...
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May 25, 2016, 09:02:10 PM |
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May 25, 2016, 09:04:43 PM |
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What is the safest way now to transfer my coins to an exchange list.login aint confirming the coins
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May 25, 2016, 09:05:06 PM |
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That was an unshaved beard smooth launch for sure.
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May 25, 2016, 09:05:38 PM |
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How long has it taken for you guys to move LISK to poloniex? I've been waiting over four hours now...nothing on polo's end showing anything
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Reez
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May 25, 2016, 09:07:21 PM |
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How long has it taken for you guys to move LISK to poloniex? I've been waiting over four hours now...nothing on polo's end showing anything
same here, even using docker, 0 confirmations i don't know if i have to do something to sync the wallet.
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May 25, 2016, 09:08:01 PM |
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Everything is working great. It could have been better but overall I am satisfied.
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May 25, 2016, 09:10:48 PM |
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From Blog.lisk.io
Lisk is still Lisk
Even though the web logins are not always accessible right now, this doesn’t change what Lisk is. Blockchain applications are bigger than ever before. Lisk needs a lot of work, yes. However, we are well funded and will continue this journey for many years into the future. This is the first day Lisk has been live, and we have thousands of days ahead of us, proving what Lisk really can achieve.
100% agree!
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May 25, 2016, 09:13:24 PM |
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How long has it taken for you guys to move LISK to poloniex? I've been waiting over four hours now...nothing on polo's end showing anything
same here, even using docker, 0 confirmations i don't know if i have to do something to sync the wallet. I have used this lisknode.grumlin.com And now my trnasaction have confirmations, now my question is How much confs are neccessary to see Lisk in Polo?
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May 25, 2016, 09:13:31 PM |
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Lisk launch post-mortem: What went right, what went wrongYesterday, at exactly 8pm UTC, we published Lisk v0.3.0 and announced the launch of Lisk. What a launch that was! In this post-mortem we bring light to the problems we faced, explain why our web login isn’t/wasn’t accessible, and clear up misunderstandings. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn-images-1.medium.com%2Fmax%2F800%2F1%2AX-uYxrg2PMYks-bWX0Qeww.jpeg&t=665&c=3T2G05gTOeYNqA) First of all, I’d like to apologise for the rough launch and the harm that the DDoS attack caused. Since the launch, we have been working tirelessly to ensure that all our systems are working perfectly again. We simply didn’t anticipate this overwhelming demand and trading chicanery. The only problem we still face at this moment are our web logins. The reason is the same as yesterday: huge amount of traffic and ongoing DDoS attacks. However, everything else is working very well. Users can install Lisk on various operation systems like Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. Local client installations are functional and the Lisk network is alive and healthy. The current client is aimed at technical users, but it’s relatively easy to install it with our guides. The best option is to simply use the Docker installation if you are on Windows or Mac. After we have guaranteed the network’s stability and optimised a few important Lisk modules (e.g., peer communication); we will look into options to provide a one-click Lisk client. Read our complete post-mortem now! Thanks for the update. Bright light always attracts big moths. Not just focusing on big price predictions before launch insteat of talking about ddos security on launch and we would had hit a wonderful start. Now that we are aware of the envys, we know what we are dealing with. We a entering/disrupting a real real big business, so there will be challenges like this, which, all the way down, will be handled great by community and lisk itself. Like you said We will fight for Lisk and our vision, the vision that everyone has unlimited access to all kinds of applications from any device they want.
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