Tshredz
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September 10, 2017, 08:58:56 PM |
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Can any of you withdrawal from Wallet on topia?
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Stay Shredded
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visale
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September 10, 2017, 09:25:15 PM |
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I'm going to setup the masternode. What is the Port number?
You can use any port number
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visale
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September 10, 2017, 09:26:21 PM |
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Should the mined coins from a masternode be put in a separate address i.e. does having more coins in the masternode address, building up, mess up the optimization process of working with a 5k masternode?
It is not an issue if you keep the extra coins in the same wallet as long as you avoid keeping staking=1 in wallet and running masternode too.
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rewse
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September 10, 2017, 11:32:58 PM |
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Anybody running wallet on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS? I have problem with libboost_system.so.1.58.0, system can upgraded only to 1.55. And can't compile from source: db.h:18:20: fatal error: db_cxx.h: No such file or directory #include <db_cxx.h>
Can I use wallet on this old ubuntu?
Solved, sorry to trouble. Just libdb++-dev was not istalled. Which port I can use for masternode?
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kydub
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September 11, 2017, 04:06:21 AM |
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As a mac user I can only look at the 'get config' file within the coinonatx wallet i.e. It's non-alterable. It's showing that the staking=0. I had to go into the application data folder, to find the coinonatx folder, which contains the coinonatx.conf file, to alter things here for setting up the masternode. This application data/coinonatx/coinonatx.conf file however does not have anything showing "staking=". I figure that from the coinonatx wallet this "staking=0" means that I'm okay? Thanks for invite As I previously mentioned, no version of the wallet can edit the conf file through the wallet gui. The instructions are the same for windows, mac, and linux wallets. The only thing that differs is the coinonatx.conf file location. After you create the masternode in the wallet gui, transfer exactly 5000 XCXT to the masternode address, go back to your masternode setup tab and click 'get cofig', copy and paste that into the coinonatx.conf file, make the required edits, and save. Restart wallet, unlock for staking only, go to masternode tab and start your masternode. Since you were supposed to have copy and pasted the content of the 'get info' to your coinonatx.conf file it certainly should contain 'staking=0'. The wallet uses the configuration specified in the conf file, not the config you see in 'get config.' Also, regarding having more than 5000 coins in your wallet, each masternode address must have exactly 5000 XCXT to work, no more or less. The total number of coins in the wallet itself has no affect on functionality or rate of return. It's totally fine to leave coins not being used by masternodes in other addresses in the wallet. However, since you can't stake coins in a masternode wallet, it's smarter to transfer the ones not being used for masternodes to another wallet that has staking active so they actively earn something.
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rewse
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September 11, 2017, 09:17:53 AM |
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How long does the sync process last? I get "Sync in process" already 10 hours. VDS 1 core, 1Gb, Ubuntu.
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cimpex
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September 11, 2017, 09:21:35 AM |
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I hope cyptopia restarts their wallet very soon, so that I can withdraw my coins for staking.
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visale
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September 11, 2017, 11:15:38 AM |
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Okay thanks, that's more clear to me. I need some clarification however.
1) So I create an address for the Masternode. The coins generated by the masternode running go where? Do they go to the masternode address or to another address that might be in your wallet? Do they go to another address in the wallet automatically or do I have to manually extract each generated masternode coin out of the masternode address? as you have stated that you "must have exactly 5000 XCXT in the masterdnode address, no more or less". If a person created only one address to receive his masternode in the wallet, how would they know to create a separate address for the generated coin from the masternode?
2) You say you can't stake in a Masternode wallet. I'm thinking that I have to manually extract each coin generated by the masternode out of the masternode address perhaps? So, with this one coinonatx software that I run on my mac, I cant' just create another address on this software and stake the generated masternode coins? Sounds like I have to run another computer with the coinonatx software on this other computer to 'stake' the generated masternode coins? If I have to pull these coins across to another computer to maintain the 5000, what happens if I'm away from the computer, like on holidays, and can't manually extract the coins to the 'staking wallet'? Please clarify.
Thanks. [/quote]
Your Masternode rewards go to the first address / base address of the wallet automatically, you do not need to anything.
If you want to stake with those coins then you would need to make a new wallet. You can use the USB wallet to stake.
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gelius
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September 11, 2017, 09:05:36 PM Last edit: September 11, 2017, 09:15:56 PM by gelius |
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coinonatx@GL12:~/CoinonatX/src$ ps aux | grep coinonatxd coinona+ 20281 0.7 0.6 1141808 109616 ? SLsl Sep10 16:11 ./coinonatxd -daemon coinona+ 30039 0.0 0.0 12728 2152 pts/0 S+ 23:01 0:00 grep coinonatxd coinonatx@GL12:~/CoinonatX/src$ killall coinonatxd coinonatx@GL12:~/CoinonatX/src$ ps aux | grep coinonatxd coinona+ 20281 0.7 0.6 1141808 109616 ? SLsl Sep10 16:11 ./coinonatxd -daemon coinona+ 30045 0.0 0.0 12728 2288 pts/0 S+ 23:01 0:00 grep coinonatxd coinonatx@GL12:~/CoinonatX/src$ kill 20281 coinonatx@GL12:~/CoinonatX/src$ ps aux | grep coinonatxd coinona+ 20281 0.7 0.6 1141808 109616 ? SLsl Sep10 16:11 ./coinonatxd -daemon coinona+ 30054 0.0 0.0 12728 2144 pts/0 S+ 23:01 0:00 grep coinonatxd coinonatx@GL12:~/CoinonatX/src$ sudo killall coinonatxd [sudo] password for coinonatx: coinonatx@GL12:~/CoinonatX/src$ ps aux | grep coinonatxd coinona+ 20281 0.7 0.6 1141808 109616 ? SLsl Sep10 16:11 ./coinonatxd -daemon coinona+ 30066 0.0 0.0 12728 2232 pts/0 S+ 23:02 0:00 grep coinonatxd coinonatx@GL12:~/CoinonatX/src$ ./coinonatxd getinfo .... long time freez. don't answer. why? coinonatx.conf rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 rpcuser=user rpcpassword=pass staking=0 server=1 listen=1 debug.log: SetBestChain: new best=ea56e2007baf6915a7f95179886fa7a5dbef0a104d8371a8955b80bc2ba4e4a6 height=51462 trust=18390921094558734269 blocktrust=891479813923155 date=09/10/17 11:45:20 SetBestChain: new best=94c418399e44747105afcc19ba540cb422ca2578f32d6d38cf1e7fe957f4cde2 height=51463 trust=18391876251669656709 blocktrust=955157110922440 date=09/10/17 11:46:24 SetBestChain: new best=50b3da66d9e962686d7caabb6200a6d7692d5b27f71c17b6f69aa14d0b2bcc24 height=51464 trust=18392872525002651713 blocktrust=996273332995004 date=09/10/17 11:46:40 SetBestChain: new best=d534cbd0d27fe3161bcc76862b6eb15c3082ee118f3771782cd4c05dc75ee718 height=51465 trust=18394001395988082864 blocktrust=1128870985431151 date=09/10/17 11:47:28 SetBestChain: new best=1a37db0baf74cd661f892133f87837cfb5cf174b34406f3581808ced3890bace height=51466 trust=18395210900821851514 blocktrust=1209504833768650 date=09/10/17 11:50:56 ProcessBlock: ACCEPTED Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list Successfully synced, asking for Masternode list and payment list dumpaddr thread stop
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cimpex
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September 11, 2017, 09:27:20 PM Last edit: September 11, 2017, 10:03:11 PM by cimpex |
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I have a strange behaviour of the wallet on windows 10. About every 30 sec the wallet freezes for about 5 sec and is then back up working. I already deleted the whole folder in appdata/roaming and reinstalled, but still the same issue. That happens at three different windows 10 machines. Anyone else experiencing the same? Masternode isn't working too. Wallet says "masternode started" but I can't fine myself in the masternodes list. EDIT: Correction...I'm in the list, but address is "[::]:0" Config done as described in 2nd posting. Port is forwarded, static IP available, 5000 coins in one single address within one single TX. One the same machine a Masternodecoin masternode is working without any issues. port=REPLACEMEWITHYOURPORT Masternode or RPC port?
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olegoleg117
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September 11, 2017, 09:41:44 PM |
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Hi DEV 10/08 I sent to exchange CXT on XCXT you promised after 30 days 20% return CXT 30 days ago When and how will the refund be?
Why do you ignore the failure to fulfill your promises? I sent you an exchange of coins. You promised conditions for the return of 60% Time passed You ignore and ignore your promises
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kydub
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September 11, 2017, 10:48:38 PM |
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I have a strange behaviour of the wallet on windows 10. About every 30 sec the wallet freezes for about 5 sec and is then back up working. I already deleted the whole folder in appdata/roaming and reinstalled, but still the same issue. That happens at three different windows 10 machines. Anyone else experiencing the same? Masternode isn't working too. Wallet says "masternode started" but I can't fine myself in the masternodes list. EDIT: Correction...I'm in the list, but address is "[::]:0" Config done as described in 2nd posting. Port is forwarded, static IP available, 5000 coins in one single address within one single TX. One the same machine a Masternodecoin masternode is working without any issues. port=REPLACEMEWITHYOURPORT Masternode or RPC port? The wallet does this in my windows 7 VM as well. Every 30 seconds it pauses for 2-4 seconds. I haven't investigated but I assumed it was wallet consuming CPU every time it updates the local blockchain. Enter the masternode port you chose. I see several [::] in the masternode this. I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure the [::] in the masternode list is IPV6 address which don't show properly in the wallet. Port is forwarded, static IP available, 5000 coins in one single address within one single TX. Double check firewall isn't blocking. Static IP you use should be public IP not lan ip. 5000 XCXT must be in the masternode address generated when you created the masternode.
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rewse
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September 11, 2017, 11:01:46 PM |
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After what number of confirmations mined coins will available? I see received transaction to masternode address with 50 confirmation, but this amount not added to the general account. And my wallet freezes too. Windows 7 (64).
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cimpex
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September 11, 2017, 11:22:08 PM |
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The wallet does this in my windows 7 VM as well. Every 30 seconds it pauses for 2-4 seconds. I haven't investigated but I assumed it was wallet consuming CPU every time it updates the local blockchain. And my wallet freezes too. Windows 7 (64). Good to know, so this is something where the dev has to look into. I had a look at the CPU load and it's always between 0 and 3%, so the freezings are not related to low CPU power. Enter the masternode port you chose. I see several [::] in the masternode this. I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure the [::] in the masternode list is IPV6 address which don't show properly in the wallet. Double check firewall isn't blocking. Static IP you use should be public IP not lan ip. 5000 XCXT must be in the masternode address generated when you created the masternode.
In the meantime I know that this error is caused by myself...I created the masternode with DNS:Port and not IP:Port. It's easier for me to keep my DNS name instead of my IP. Unfortunately the wallet can't handle DNS names, so I had to change it in the conf. But now I can't change it in the masternode tab in the wallet and this causes the [::]:0. I hope this is changed for the CoinonatX in future, because other masternode coins can candle DNS too. Do I have to set up a new masternode? What is broadcasted/critcal to the network, IP:Port set in masternode tab or in config file?
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rewse
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September 11, 2017, 11:50:22 PM |
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The wallet does this in my windows 7 VM as well. Every 30 seconds it pauses for 2-4 seconds. I haven't investigated but I assumed it was wallet consuming CPU every time it updates the local blockchain. And my wallet freezes too. Windows 7 (64). Good to know, so this is something where the dev has to look into. I had a look at the CPU load and it's always between 0 and 3%, so the freezings are not related to low CPU power. I think that freezing arises from hard IO operations, however CPU may be idle. I see the similar when my Lunux wallet syncronises. Load averages may be 5, but CPU is idle.
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visale
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September 12, 2017, 06:19:37 AM |
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The wallet does this in my windows 7 VM as well. Every 30 seconds it pauses for 2-4 seconds. I haven't investigated but I assumed it was wallet consuming CPU every time it updates the local blockchain. And my wallet freezes too. Windows 7 (64). Good to know, so this is something where the dev has to look into. I had a look at the CPU load and it's always between 0 and 3%, so the freezings are not related to low CPU power. I think that freezing arises from hard IO operations, however CPU may be idle. I see the similar when my Lunux wallet syncronises. Load averages may be 5, but CPU is idle. This can happen sometimes if your CPU is processing the RESULTS of the mined blocks. Also sometimes antivirus keeps on checking the exe Kaspersky makes it run smoothly. -support team
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September 12, 2017, 06:45:24 AM |
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Will this coin ever hit bittrex?
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vittosport
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September 12, 2017, 08:38:59 AM |
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Hello dev can I run multiple master nodes in qt-wallet without vps if ok how to do that ? Shall I use multiples IP address and ports ?
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September 12, 2017, 09:08:56 AM |
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The coin specifications are not so clear at the first page. Can developers post the exact specifications to calculate the MN rewards correctly?
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