[PHR] Phore - 100% PoS 3.0 - Masternodes - Zerocoin - Governance No ICO/Premine

[fredericos]

Nice to see Mac wallet delivered on time, good work

[Shanto]

Mac Wallet Release

https://github.com/phoreproject/Phore/releases/tag/v1.1.0.0

Any feedback and suggestions are welcome on ANN or Discord.

[krisnajsadrak]

nice project with low supply and the team is good in developing,,
i hope soon the price of phore will touch more than $1

[burnedbyfees]

Mac Wallet Release

https://github.com/phoreproject/Phore/releases/tag/v1.1.0.0

Any feedback and suggestions are welcome on ANN or Discord.

You guys just keep delivering.

[ivan376]

I've been staking Phore for quiet a while; I haven't got any stake at all

[Crypton10770191]

Been waiting for the MAC wallet release. Its great. Thank you devs.

[Phore]

Thanks NoxX for taking the time to write the guide!

Added the link to the ANN and site under Masternodes.

Donation on it's way 

I wrote a guide for compiling a PHR wallet on a Raspberry Pi with the latest version of Raspbian.

You can use this to set up a headless or QT wallet to stake, and if you have a static IP you can also run a masternode on the Pi.

If anyone uses this and runs into problems, let me know

https://steemit.com/phore/@noxx/compiling-the-phore-wallet-on-raspberry-pi

[Phore]

For anyone who prefers to use masternode hosting, we will have another option hopefully
next week sometime with NODEshare.

http://nodeshare.in

[burnedbyfees]

I know it's early days yet, but how's the work on the marketplace going?

What stage are you at? Design and planning stage or have you already started developing it?

This is my number 1 interest with Phore so I would love more details on what's to come.

If it's built on OpenBazaar 2.0 open source code, will it function exactly like OB but with Phore payments or will you change some things?

[BUI COIN]

I wrote a guide for compiling a PHR wallet on a Raspberry Pi with the latest version of Raspbian.

You can use this to set up a headless or QT wallet to stake, and if you have a static IP you can also run a masternode on the Pi.

If anyone uses this and runs into problems, let me know

https://steemit.com/phore/@noxx/compiling-the-phore-wallet-on-raspberry-pi

Hey if you run a masternode on the PI, do you still need to get VPS?

Thanks

[LemonAndFriesOne]

I wrote a guide for compiling a PHR wallet on a Raspberry Pi with the latest version of Raspbian.

You can use this to set up a headless or QT wallet to stake, and if you have a static IP you can also run a masternode on the Pi.

If anyone uses this and runs into problems, let me know

https://steemit.com/phore/@noxx/compiling-the-phore-wallet-on-raspberry-pi

Hey if you run a masternode on the PI, do you still need to get VPS?

Thanks

The Rpi acts as your VPS, so no just the Rpi.

[NoxX]

I wrote a guide for compiling a PHR wallet on a Raspberry Pi with the latest version of Raspbian.

You can use this to set up a headless or QT wallet to stake, and if you have a static IP you can also run a masternode on the Pi.

If anyone uses this and runs into problems, let me know

https://steemit.com/phore/@noxx/compiling-the-phore-wallet-on-raspberry-pi

Hey if you run a masternode on the PI, do you still need to get VPS?

Thanks

The Rpi acts as your VPS, so no just the Rpi.

Yep, just the RasPi. But as mentioned, running a MN only really works if you have a static IP. With a dynamic IP you would need to change the config file and restart the MN every time your IP changes.

[SomeRelax]

is there any way to set up a masternode on amazon aws?

[TobyTheCat]

Hi Everyone!

The Phore team is expanding, we are accepting proposals from marketing experts to help grow the Phore community!

Also, we're now looking to also add more Devs to the team! Specifically people with c++/python/go  experience. DM me or stop by in the discord https://discord.gg/7sv6ErF

[burnedbyfees]

is there any way to set up a masternode on amazon aws?

Ask in the Phore Discord masternode channel, if anyone knows they'll answer you there.

[moonshoot]

is there any way to set up a masternode on amazon aws?

Yes, I have one running there which is free for a year with their EC2 free tier service, at least for the first VPS if you're not already using EC2. The instructions are almost the same as the masternode setup walkthrough that uses Vultr as an example. The changes to those instructions are:

1. The provisioning of the VPS of course has a different interface, just choose the same size and version of Ubuntu listed in the masternode guide, pretty straightforward.

2. Logging on to the server is a bit different, since AWS requires you to use their SSH private key instead of providing a root password like Vultr does. AWS gives pretty good instructions on how to download the private key and connect with it when you click their Connect button.

3. Since you connect as the ubuntu user instead of root, put sudo in front of all of the commands--the instructions for Vultr only put it in front of some of them. Also, IIRC, when I ran the 'phored -daemon' command to launch the masternode, I had to use 'sudo ./phored -daemon' instead.

4. The firewall configuration (ufw commands) has to also be applied in the AWS interface by adding the same ports (22 and 11771 TCP) to a security group and applying the security group to the server. If you have a static IP on your PC you can restrict SSH to just your IP address, or you can set it to allow SSH from any IP address. For 11771 you would want to allow that from any IP address, just like the firewall configuration in the guide.

5. On AWS, the external IP address is not one of the ethernet addresses on the server as they have internal network addresses, which requires a modification in the masternode phore.conf file. First, type the command 'sudo ifconfig -a' to get the outward facing IP address (not 127.0.0.1--the other one), and use that address on the bind= line in phore.conf on the VPS. The other lines still use the external IP address shown in the AWS control panel.

Otherwise it follows the same steps in the guide and worked flawlessly for me. Hope that helps!

[codemanX]

is there any way to set up a masternode on amazon aws?

Yes, I have one running there which is free for a year with their EC2 free tier service, at least for the first VPS if you're not already using EC2. The instructions are almost the same as the masternode setup walkthrough that uses Vultr as an example. The changes to those instructions are:

1. The provisioning of the VPS of course has a different interface, just choose the same size and version of Ubuntu listed in the masternode guide, pretty straightforward.

2. Logging on to the server is a bit different, since AWS requires you to use their SSH private key instead of providing a root password like Vultr does. AWS gives pretty good instructions on how to download the private key and connect with it when you click their Connect button.

3. Since you connect as the ubuntu user instead of root, put sudo in front of all of the commands--the instructions for Vultr only put it in front of some of them. Also, IIRC, when I ran the 'phored -daemon' command to launch the masternode, I had to use './phored -daemon' instead.

4. The firewall configuration (ufw commands) has to also be applied in the AWS interface by adding the same ports (22 and 11771 TCP) to a security group and applying the security group to the server. If you have a static IP on your PC you can restrict SSH to just your IP address, or you can set it to allow SSH from any IP address. For 11771 you would want to allow that from any IP address, just like the firewall configuration in the guide.

5. On AWS, the external IP address is not one of the ethernet addresses on the server as they have internal network addresses, which requires a modification in the masternode phore.conf file. First, type the command 'sudo ifconfig -a' to get the outward facing IP address (not 127.0.0.1--the other one), and use that address on the bind= line in phore.conf on the VPS. The other lines still use the external IP address shown in the AWS control panel.

Otherwise it follows the same steps in the guide and worked flawlessly for me. Hope that helps!

For those who have a dynamic IP at home, you can also secure SSH port 22 to just your own (dynamic) IP by using this awesome script for ufw: https://gist.github.com/bobmoff/11328672
The only thing you need is a dynamic DNS service for the hostname (noip, dyndns, ...).
I'm using it too and it works really great, let it run with cron every 5 minutes, it removes the old IP and adds the new one.

[beaupain]

Can you tell me why PHORE (PHR) is unique vs. so many other coins?  And yes, I have read the whitepaper. I just want to know why you invest in this coin/team and what makes it special for you. thanks!

[BUI COIN]

I wrote a guide for compiling a PHR wallet on a Raspberry Pi with the latest version of Raspbian.

You can use this to set up a headless or QT wallet to stake, and if you have a static IP you can also run a masternode on the Pi.

If anyone uses this and runs into problems, let me know

https://steemit.com/phore/@noxx/compiling-the-phore-wallet-on-raspberry-pi

Hey if you run a masternode on the PI, do you still need to get VPS?

Thanks

The Rpi acts as your VPS, so no just the Rpi.

Yep, just the RasPi. But as mentioned, running a MN only really works if you have a static IP. With a dynamic IP you would need to change the config file and restart the MN every time your IP changes.

Awesome, thanks for your help. Will refer to you RPI Guide, much appreciated!

[bribed]

Nice to have been made aware of Phore. Definitely see potential here. First zerocoin implementation and later on segwit. Phore might be the hidden gem that everyone is looking for in crypto. I will buy on the next opportunity, even if I have to register at cryptopia...