[ANN][Q2C] QubitCoin secure hashing (NEW) Update 0.11.2.2

[k0stas]

W00t...  

Code:

"networkhashps" : 549147501

Is this all yours networkhashps?
Have you resolve your rpc problem for p2pool?

P2Pool Logs:

Code:

dev@dev-mint ~/src/p2pool-q2c $ ./run_p2pool.py --net qubitcoin --give-author 0 -f 0
2016-09-29 09:13:29.039084 p2pool (version 16.0-4-gde1be30-dirty)
2016-09-29 09:13:29.039154 
2016-09-29 09:13:29.039214 Testing bitcoind RPC connection to 'http://127.0.0.1:7799/' with username 'qubitrpc'...
2016-09-29 09:13:29.042899 >     Check failed! Make sure that you're connected to the right bitcoind with --bitcoind-rpc-port!
2016-09-29 09:13:30.049286 >     Check failed! Make sure that you're connected to the right bitcoind with --bitcoind-rpc-port!
2016-09-29 09:13:31.054248 >     Check failed! Make sure that you're connected to the right bitcoind with --bitcoind-rpc-port!
2016-09-29 09:13:32.060554 >     Check failed! Make sure that you're connected to the right bitcoind with --bitcoind-rpc-port!

No, I'm not mining right now.
I still can't resolve P2Pool RPC problem, can you help? repo is here:

Code:

https://github.com/jemekite/p2pool-qubitcoin

It's work great with v0.8.4.1

I have the same problem with rpc i can't help i am not a programmer.

[willowrose]

So...

tl;dr

If someone is shitting blocks like a machine gun and network diff is not able to catch up, so blocks still come out in 1 sec periods between them
pool is not able to make all its work and stops working

TODO;

re-target diff from block to block in good way.

The difficulty or speed of blocks is not related to the 'transaction too large' error you get.

A 'transaction too large' error is when you have too many inputs that make up a transaction, causing a transaction that is too large (in bytes). You can solve this by combining the inputs by sending it to a new address.

See here for more information:

http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/37172/transaction-too-large-error
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/5583/how-can-i-combine-all-the-tiny-amounts-ive-received-to-minimise-transaction-fee

Thanks for trying to help, but this is not exactly "Transaction too large" but "Transaction too large for fee policy" error, which is quite different story.
In other coin pool I was easy able to make single transactions of 20k coins made of many parts of which no single one was bigger than 15 coins, with few screens of tx moving thru the screen.
Here I can't make payout of 40 from 40*1coin, where 1 coin is full block reward :-D
Still, transactions as big as 10 coins go out without problem. For me it is more this coin wallet transaction limit,
what I just confirmed by manually sending 100 coins, with result:

Code:

.
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 50
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 40
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 30
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 20
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 15
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 14
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 13
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 12
c6c3cb34c59d7372bee5c733025c315dd45b563f45640bd1df4c431d682463a6

This is really a joke, you can't send more than 12 coins, made of parts of 1 coin.

I'm also even more worried about other error E0005, which stops payouts in 1st place, and occurs, as I said, when new blocks start to flood wallet.

Try using a larger transaction fee.

[penambang]

Who in charge for qubitxplorer?
I have create temporary iquidus explorer with better seo for tittle and added market, unfortunately I can't host it on my server.

here is the demo:

Code:

https://q2c.altexplorer.xyz/

source code:

Code:

https://github.com/jemekite/q2c-explorer

[k0stas]

This hapens when  i try to engrypt my new wallet i will lose my zetacoins.

[vhong]

This hapens when  i try to engrypt my new wallet i will lose my zetacoins.

The wallet dev probably forgot to replace it with QubitCoins. This shows nobody is perfect in crypto world, instead you should be grateful Qubitcoin is still around.

[zex24]

kOstas,
there is no need to post these kind of things. It is obvious that dev overlooked the name of the coin. It's good that you noticed it but send PM to me or willowrose directly and it will be corrected.
I already sent you PM regarding your posting in this thread but you still continue to undermine everything we are trying to do here. You probably had a lot of Q2C which you lost/deleted and now, out of anger, you are trying to find every little bug/thing which will put down the coin.

[k0stas]

Block explorer fix it http://qubitxplorer.cf/ and working fine.

Edit: anyone with email from block explorer?

[k0stas]

@ zex24 not afraid of negative comments when they have a direct answer for trust in the group.

You probably had a lot of Q2C which you lost/deleted and now, out of anger, you are trying to find every little bug/thing which will put down the coin.

I still have all of my wallets in double copies.

[zex24]

Then stop spamming and start helping.

[k0stas]

Then stop spamming and start helping.

I am helping about 2,5 years hosting a node  and spining the blockchain when all of you disapeared.

[zex24]

You were certainly not the only one who was doing that.
I really don't understand you. You were doing everything to keep the block chain running and now when situation is getting better you are posting such stupid things.
If you really mean well for QubitCoin, you will stop spamming and start helping.
Will not argue with you anymore...

[wgd]

I also supported network on  Polish node, relax guys.

This is not a bakery, everything slowly will explain why these nerves


RELAX GUYS !!

[MarcusDe]

So...

tl;dr

If someone is shitting blocks like a machine gun and network diff is not able to catch up, so blocks still come out in 1 sec periods between them
pool is not able to make all its work and stops working

TODO;

re-target diff from block to block in good way.

The difficulty or speed of blocks is not related to the 'transaction too large' error you get.

A 'transaction too large' error is when you have too many inputs that make up a transaction, causing a transaction that is too large (in bytes). You can solve this by combining the inputs by sending it to a new address.

See here for more information:

http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/37172/transaction-too-large-error
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/5583/how-can-i-combine-all-the-tiny-amounts-ive-received-to-minimise-transaction-fee

Thanks for trying to help, but this is not exactly "Transaction too large" but "Transaction too large for fee policy" error, which is quite different story.
In other coin pool I was easy able to make single transactions of 20k coins made of many parts of which no single one was bigger than 15 coins, with few screens of tx moving thru the screen.
Here I can't make payout of 40 from 40*1coin, where 1 coin is full block reward :-D
Still, transactions as big as 10 coins go out without problem. For me it is more this coin wallet transaction limit,
what I just confirmed by manually sending 100 coins, with result:

Code:

.
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 50
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 40
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 30
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 20
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 15
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 14
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 13
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 12
c6c3cb34c59d7372bee5c733025c315dd45b563f45640bd1df4c431d682463a6

This is really a joke, you can't send more than 12 coins, made of parts of 1 coin.

I'm also even more worried about other error E0005, which stops payouts in 1st place, and occurs, as I said, when new blocks start to flood wallet.

Try using a larger transaction fee.

Code:

./qubitcoin-cli help sendtoaddress 
sendtoaddress "bitcoinaddress" amount ( "comment" "comment-to" subtractfeefromamount )

Send an amount to a given address. The amount is a real and is rounded to the nearest 0.00000001

Arguments:
1. "bitcoinaddress"  (string, required) The bitcoin address to send to.
2. "amount"      (numeric, required) The amount in btc to send. eg 0.1
3. "comment"     (string, optional) A comment used to store what the transaction is for. 
                             This is not part of the transaction, just kept in your wallet.
4. "comment-to"  (string, optional) A comment to store the name of the person or organization 
                             to which you're sending the transaction. This is not part of the 
                             transaction, just kept in your wallet.
5. subtractfeefromamount  (boolean, optional, default=false) The fee will be deducted from the amount being sent.
                             The recipient will receive less bitcoins than you enter in the amount field.

Result:
"transactionid"  (string) The transaction id.

Code:

./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 50 "" "" true
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}

Still not working :-D

[kuronja]

when will price go down so i can purchase  some, wgd want to sell now q2c for 5 satoshi or you already sell all

[wgd]

yeah right, but add to 5 price 00

[willowrose]

So...

tl;dr

If someone is shitting blocks like a machine gun and network diff is not able to catch up, so blocks still come out in 1 sec periods between them
pool is not able to make all its work and stops working

TODO;

re-target diff from block to block in good way.

The difficulty or speed of blocks is not related to the 'transaction too large' error you get.

A 'transaction too large' error is when you have too many inputs that make up a transaction, causing a transaction that is too large (in bytes). You can solve this by combining the inputs by sending it to a new address.

See here for more information:

http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/37172/transaction-too-large-error
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/5583/how-can-i-combine-all-the-tiny-amounts-ive-received-to-minimise-transaction-fee

Thanks for trying to help, but this is not exactly "Transaction too large" but "Transaction too large for fee policy" error, which is quite different story.
In other coin pool I was easy able to make single transactions of 20k coins made of many parts of which no single one was bigger than 15 coins, with few screens of tx moving thru the screen.
Here I can't make payout of 40 from 40*1coin, where 1 coin is full block reward :-D
Still, transactions as big as 10 coins go out without problem. For me it is more this coin wallet transaction limit,
what I just confirmed by manually sending 100 coins, with result:

Code:

.
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 50
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 40
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 30
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 20
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 15
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 14
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 13
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 12
c6c3cb34c59d7372bee5c733025c315dd45b563f45640bd1df4c431d682463a6

This is really a joke, you can't send more than 12 coins, made of parts of 1 coin.

I'm also even more worried about other error E0005, which stops payouts in 1st place, and occurs, as I said, when new blocks start to flood wallet.

Try using a larger transaction fee.

Code:

./qubitcoin-cli help sendtoaddress 
sendtoaddress "bitcoinaddress" amount ( "comment" "comment-to" subtractfeefromamount )

Send an amount to a given address. The amount is a real and is rounded to the nearest 0.00000001

Arguments:
1. "bitcoinaddress"  (string, required) The bitcoin address to send to.
2. "amount"      (numeric, required) The amount in btc to send. eg 0.1
3. "comment"     (string, optional) A comment used to store what the transaction is for. 
                             This is not part of the transaction, just kept in your wallet.
4. "comment-to"  (string, optional) A comment to store the name of the person or organization 
                             to which you're sending the transaction. This is not part of the 
                             transaction, just kept in your wallet.
5. subtractfeefromamount  (boolean, optional, default=false) The fee will be deducted from the amount being sent.
                             The recipient will receive less bitcoins than you enter in the amount field.

Result:
"transactionid"  (string) The transaction id.

Code:

./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 50 "" "" true
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}

Still not working :-D

Try running the wallet with -maxtxfee=1

Let me know if that works.

We might have to change the fee policy defaults in a next release to reduce the required fee.

[wgd]

willowrose -maxtxfee= work fine thx!

[MarcusDe]

Diff is so high I can't even get a block in 10 min on Fury X today?

[MarcusDe]

So...

tl;dr

If someone is shitting blocks like a machine gun and network diff is not able to catch up, so blocks still come out in 1 sec periods between them
pool is not able to make all its work and stops working

TODO;

re-target diff from block to block in good way.

The difficulty or speed of blocks is not related to the 'transaction too large' error you get.

A 'transaction too large' error is when you have too many inputs that make up a transaction, causing a transaction that is too large (in bytes). You can solve this by combining the inputs by sending it to a new address.

See here for more information:

http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/37172/transaction-too-large-error
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/5583/how-can-i-combine-all-the-tiny-amounts-ive-received-to-minimise-transaction-fee

Thanks for trying to help, but this is not exactly "Transaction too large" but "Transaction too large for fee policy" error, which is quite different story.
In other coin pool I was easy able to make single transactions of 20k coins made of many parts of which no single one was bigger than 15 coins, with few screens of tx moving thru the screen.
Here I can't make payout of 40 from 40*1coin, where 1 coin is full block reward :-D
Still, transactions as big as 10 coins go out without problem. For me it is more this coin wallet transaction limit,
what I just confirmed by manually sending 100 coins, with result:

Code:

.
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 50
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 40
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 30
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 20
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 15
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 14
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 13
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}
marek@vps68798:~/.QubitCoin$ ./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 12
c6c3cb34c59d7372bee5c733025c315dd45b563f45640bd1df4c431d682463a6

This is really a joke, you can't send more than 12 coins, made of parts of 1 coin.

I'm also even more worried about other error E0005, which stops payouts in 1st place, and occurs, as I said, when new blocks start to flood wallet.

Try using a larger transaction fee.

Code:

./qubitcoin-cli help sendtoaddress 
sendtoaddress "bitcoinaddress" amount ( "comment" "comment-to" subtractfeefromamount )

Send an amount to a given address. The amount is a real and is rounded to the nearest 0.00000001

Arguments:
1. "bitcoinaddress"  (string, required) The bitcoin address to send to.
2. "amount"      (numeric, required) The amount in btc to send. eg 0.1
3. "comment"     (string, optional) A comment used to store what the transaction is for. 
                             This is not part of the transaction, just kept in your wallet.
4. "comment-to"  (string, optional) A comment to store the name of the person or organization 
                             to which you're sending the transaction. This is not part of the 
                             transaction, just kept in your wallet.
5. subtractfeefromamount  (boolean, optional, default=false) The fee will be deducted from the amount being sent.
                             The recipient will receive less bitcoins than you enter in the amount field.

Result:
"transactionid"  (string) The transaction id.

Code:

./qubitcoin-cli sendtoaddress GUBxdJx6iqBDxuWVHhZ2CbzZu5dmzCt5Ve 50 "" "" true
error: {"code":-4,"message":"Transaction too large for fee policy"}

Still not working :-D

Try running the wallet with -maxtxfee=1

Let me know if that works.

We might have to change the fee policy defaults in a next release to reduce the required fee.

Nice!
With fee=1 tx with 50coins goes without a problem, thanks!

[willowrose]

willowrose -maxtxfee= work fine thx!

Great! I'll change the default in the next release.

We currently use the default of 1000 satoshi's / byte (carried over from the Bitcoin code base) as transaction fee. A satoshi in Bitcoin (0.00000001) is smaller than a Satoshi in Qubitcoin (0.00001).

I did a transaction with 35 inputs and the fee was about 0.2 Q2C, which seems acceptable to me. Lowering fees will probably require a hard fork, otherwise old nodes will reject the lower fee transactions.