[ANN] CoinonatX-PoW/PoS-Masternodes-75% APR (CXT Sister) -NEW THREAD

[ra213]

Hi all

Impossible to create a MN, coinonatX wallet freeze and crash each time I try.

I'm on Windows 10 x64. Any ideas?

tks

Currently you can only setup masternodes, without freezes, with the cli wallet, afaik

[Sugegorria]

Hi all

Impossible to create a MN, coinonatX wallet freeze and crash each time I try.

I'm on Windows 10 x64. Any ideas?

tks

Currently you can only setup masternodes, without freezes, with the cli wallet, afaik

Ok tks, do you have a link? I've found nothing...

[ra213]

Hi all

Impossible to create a MN, coinonatX wallet freeze and crash each time I try.

I'm on Windows 10 x64. Any ideas?

tks

Currently you can only setup masternodes, without freezes, with the cli wallet, afaik

Ok tks, do you have a link? I've found nothing...

This is the guide. I am not sure if they also have a windows wallet, maybe it works only on linux.

Additionally, has anyone done a step by step on setting up the masternode in Linux?
Answer appears to be no. I just finished setting up one for another coin so I will create
the step by step and post it here as soon as its done

My apologies, I didn't make the video and was not aware it was removed. Linux masternode setup should go something like this:

First setup your VPS and compile the wallet. Start the wallet daemon.

Code:

./coinonatxd

After your wallet is synced, generate a new masternode private key and copy it somewhere for later.

Code:

./coinonatxd masternode genkey

Create a new receiving address for the masternode and copy it somewhere for later.

Code:

./coinonatxd getaccountaddress <new masternode alias ie 'MN-01'>

Send exactly 5000 XCXT to the masternode address you just generated, either from another wallet or from an address inside the masternode wallet like so:

First, list addresses, balances, and account names in the wallet

Code:

./coinonatxd listaddressgroupings

Locate the address to send from, balance, and account name. The format shown is [<address>,<balance>,<account name>]

Send 5000 XCXT to the masternode address you generated above. If there is no account name for the address you want to send from (the default address) use empty quotes "" for <fromaccount> Note: I don't recall if you need to include the 0.000001 fee or not i.e 5000.000001. Can someone please verify? Thanks

Code:

./coinonatxd sendfrom <fromaccount> <masternode address> 5000

Wait a few minutes for confirmations. Check the coins were received.

Code:

./coinonatxd getreceivedbyaddress <mn address from above>
or 
./coinonatxd getbalance <mn alias from above>

Encrypt the wallet if you haven't already.

Code:

./coinonatxd encryptwallet <long password>

Edit coinonat.conf, change to the proper directory first if you're not already in it.

Code:

sudo nano coinonatx.conf

The conf file should look like this:

Code:

rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=<randomstring>
rpcpassword=<long random string not the same as your wallet password>
staking=0
server=1
listen=1
port=<unused port of your choice>
masternode=1
masternodeaddr=<vps public ip address>:<same port you chose above>
masternodeprivkey=<private key you generated above>

The port you choose must be open in the firewall.

Restart the wallet

Code:

./coinonatxd stop 
then 
./coinonatxd

Unlock the wallet for staking only. See edit below.

Code:

./coinonatxd walletpassphrase <passphrase> stakingonly

EDIT: I forgot walletpassphrase requires a timeout argument in seconds like 'walletpassphrase <passphrase> <timeout> stakingonly' Unless you'd like to use a large number it's probably better to add the password to the end of the command that starts the masternode as I have added below.

Start the masternode.

Code:

./coinonatxd masternode start <wallet password>
or to start a specific masternode 
./coinonatxd masternode start-<mn alias from above> <wallet password>

Let me know if I need to make corrections. Thanks.

Great setup guide!

In addition, you can check if your masternode is running with

Code:

./coinonatxd masternode debug

If you have a complex password, e.g. with a exclamation mark, set the password under single quotes.

[Randomaze]

whats the state of this project ?

Great question! I asked him too long, I have not had an answer yet. 

[iam2good]

we have fixed freeze and update code + fix errors,New wallet will be released tomorrow.

[Mavis]

we have fixed freeze and update code + fix errors,New wallet will be released tomorrow.

great work and news,i am waitting for new wallet ,hope already fix problem ,keep your hard work .

[LithStud]

we have fixed freeze and update code + fix errors,New wallet will be released tomorrow.

good i was about to try and compile the wallet myself to try and fix the masternodelist screen using another coins code 

[iam2good]

Here is new windows wallet and new wallet source  links

Windows wallet: https://mega.nz/#!xugUGCaS!fGPvJY3UVKhR8DP1ITuZpLmp0jdvv72RgZKgsF8lfW8

New wallet source: https://github.com/coinonat/CoinonatX ( check new release)

LINUX WALLET AND DAEMON: https://mega.nz/#F!t6xBRbrS!GUqq5GloIY9U5027FD2E_g


    

[modzer0]

Here is new windows wallet and new wallet source  links

Windows wallet: https://mega.nz/#!xugUGCaS!fGPvJY3UVKhR8DP1ITuZpLmp0jdvv72RgZKgsF8lfW8

New wallet source: https://github.com/coinonat/CoinonatX ( check new release)

LINUX WALLET AND DAEMON: https://mega.nz/#F!t6xBRbrS!GUqq5GloIY9U5027FD2E_g
  

Hi,

One of the changes made in several files:

Code:

bool* pfMissingInputs = false;

to

Code:

bool* pfMissingInputs;

has the potential to cause crashes, because now the pointer is uninitialized. An example of code that uses pfMissingInputs is AcceptableInputs() in main.cpp:

Code:

    if (pfMissingInputs)
        *pfMissingInputs = false;

Since the value passed is uninitialized, it could contain a non-zero value, causing the above if statement to be true, which would result in dereferencing a bad pointer when trying to set it to false. This would cause the application to crash.

I understand why you changed from setting it to false, as that was incorrect too (it's a pointer, not a boolean). It should be initialized to NULL instead of leaving it uninitialized.

EDIT: I've compiled the Linux wallet myself and it consistently crashes with segfaults. Debugging shows it dies on line 768 of main.cpp, which is the code I mentioned above. This is a real problem; please don't leave pfMissingInputs uninitialized.

[Sugegorria]

Hi all,

I've a message "could not allocate vin for collateral address" when I try to start the masternode.

As it was mentionned before, the wallet is unlock.

Any idea?

[pinball_wizard]

Here is new windows wallet and new wallet source  links

Windows wallet: https://mega.nz/#!xugUGCaS!fGPvJY3UVKhR8DP1ITuZpLmp0jdvv72RgZKgsF8lfW8

New wallet source: https://github.com/coinonat/CoinonatX ( check new release)

LINUX WALLET AND DAEMON: https://mega.nz/#F!t6xBRbrS!GUqq5GloIY9U5027FD2E_g


    

Will test sooner as possible...somebody give a check if it's workin better?

[pinball_wizard]

Here is new windows wallet and new wallet source  links

Windows wallet: https://mega.nz/#!xugUGCaS!fGPvJY3UVKhR8DP1ITuZpLmp0jdvv72RgZKgsF8lfW8

New wallet source: https://github.com/coinonat/CoinonatX ( check new release)

LINUX WALLET AND DAEMON: https://mega.nz/#F!t6xBRbrS!GUqq5GloIY9U5027FD2E_g
  

Hi,

One of the changes made in several files:

Code:

bool* pfMissingInputs = false;

to

Code:

bool* pfMissingInputs;

has the potential to cause crashes, because now the pointer is uninitialized. An example of code that uses pfMissingInputs is AcceptableInputs() in main.cpp:

Code:

    if (pfMissingInputs)
        *pfMissingInputs = false;

Since the value passed is uninitialized, it could contain a non-zero value, causing the above if statement to be true, which would result in dereferencing a bad pointer when trying to set it to false. This would cause the application to crash.

I understand why you changed from setting it to false, as that was incorrect too (it's a pointer, not a boolean). It should be initialized to NULL instead of leaving it uninitialized.

EDIT: I've compiled the Linux wallet myself and it consistently crashes with segfaults. Debugging shows it dies on line 768 of main.cpp, which is the code I mentioned above. This is a real problem; please don't leave pfMissingInputs uninitialized.

I was lookin to windows version, are you telling us that wallet freezes again after month??

[rewse]

Hi all,

I've a message "could not allocate vin for collateral address" when I try to start the masternode.

As it was mentionned before, the wallet is unlock.

Any idea?

Check your inputs. CoinonatX wallet don't lock 5k coins on a MN address. So, if staking is on, maybe sum is already splitted.

[Sugegorria]

Hi all,

I've a message "could not allocate vin for collateral address" when I try to start the masternode.

As it was mentionned before, the wallet is unlock.

Any idea?

Check your inputs. CoinonatX wallet don't lock 5k coins on a MN address. So, if staking is on, maybe sum is already splitted.

Thanks for your reply.
In dashboard, I have 5000XCXT avalaible / 0 stake / 0 unconfirmed.

Just one transaction of the 5000XCXT received on the wallet.

I think this config ok no ?

[modzer0]

Guys,

I have completed my first modified version of the wallet without the freezing issue. I am NOT the dev of this coin, but this code is based on the dev's latest updated code. My modifications move the masternode list updating code off to another thread so it doesn't hang the GUI while updating. There are still a few other occasional freezes in the GUI (I've noticed especially when syncing for a while) - I may take a stab at those later. In this case, I was specifically targeting the freezing up for 20+ seconds every 30 seconds or so that made the wallet very frustrating to use.

Compiled Windows 64-bit wallet: https://github.com/modzer0hax/CoinonatX/releases/download/2.0.3.3-modz1/CoinonatX-win64.zip
Compiled Windows 32-bit wallet: https://github.com/modzer0hax/CoinonatX/releases/download/2.0.3.3-modz1/CoinonatX-win32.zip
Source on github: https://github.com/modzer0hax/CoinonatX

Disclaimer: I can assure you I've added no malicious code, but if you're worried about that then don't use this or review the source and compile it yourself. Make sure you have backups, etc. etc. and treat this as pre-release code. I'm not responsible if it ruins your wallet, corrupts your files, steals your wife, and all that.

I hope this will be helpful to someone.

[Taurus63]

Thank you! Finally it works without brakes!

[rewse]

Hi all,

I've a message "could not allocate vin for collateral address" when I try to start the masternode.

As it was mentionned before, the wallet is unlock.

Any idea?

Check your inputs. CoinonatX wallet don't lock 5k coins on a MN address. So, if staking is on, maybe sum is already splitted.

Thanks for your reply.
In dashboard, I have 5000XCXT avalaible / 0 stake / 0 unconfirmed.

Just one transaction of the 5000XCXT received on the wallet.

I think this config ok no ?

You need to send to you collateral address exactly 5000XCXT in one transaction. If you already did it, check you inputs. Dashboard shows you just common balance. Look at the Send > Inputs.

[Sugegorria]

I've tried to set a new MN and send the exact 5000 XCXT (I had 5000.99...)

But now, the wallet doesn't synchronized since yesterday. I really don't know why.

[ra213]

Guys,

I have completed my first modified version of the wallet without the freezing issue. I am NOT the dev of this coin, but this code is based on the dev's latest updated code. My modifications move the masternode list updating code off to another thread so it doesn't hang the GUI while updating. There are still a few other occasional freezes in the GUI (I've noticed especially when syncing for a while) - I may take a stab at those later. In this case, I was specifically targeting the freezing up for 20+ seconds every 30 seconds or so that made the wallet very frustrating to use.

Compiled Windows 64-bit wallet: https://github.com/modzer0hax/CoinonatX/releases/download/2.0.3.3-modz1/CoinonatX-win64.zip
Source on github: https://github.com/modzer0hax/CoinonatX

Disclaimer: I can assure you I've added no malicious code, but if you're worried about that then don't use this or review the source and compile it yourself. Make sure you have backups, etc. etc. and treat this as pre-release code. I'm not responsible if it ruins your wallet, corrupts your files, steals your wife, and all that.

I hope this will be helpful to someone.

Did someone already test the wallet?

[bitekoin]

I still have these coins with me. I was scammed from the CXT => XCT swap, and the devs totally ignored my requests WITHIN the swap period.

Do yourself a favour and have a look at the previous thread, and see the scam that is CXT/XCT.

I sent in my and they were swapped and then I got an email last week asking for my address and I got my CXT coins also send black. So I got the swapped coins and I some of the coins that I send in for a swap back.

They completely ignored my emails and delete my messages detailing my application. Even check the old thread.