Dr.Lecter
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November 26, 2017, 02:53:35 PM |
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Good first impression. Dev any chance for late airdrop? Wanna stake on my 24/7 servers. 7BDHCUqyhgY9mK7cBk1LYPDUfAMtBgteZG
the best time to buy, and run a masternode.
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PhaseshiftUK
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November 26, 2017, 08:39:14 PM |
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I'm having issues starting my Masternode from the Windows wallet (hot-cold config, with actual server running on a Linux server fine).
When I try to start my masternode from the Windows wallet I get the error:
"CMasternodeBroadcast::Create -- Invalid IP address 94.176.233.84, masternode=<snip>"
Obviously that is not an invalid IP address... Any suggestions (apart from a new VPS, which would be a pain and may not resolve it)?
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rewse
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November 26, 2017, 10:27:38 PM |
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I'm having issues starting my Masternode from the Windows wallet (hot-cold config, with actual server running on a Linux server fine).
When I try to start my masternode from the Windows wallet I get the error:
"CMasternodeBroadcast::Create -- Invalid IP address 94.176.233.84, masternode=<snip>"
Obviously that is not an invalid IP address... Any suggestions (apart from a new VPS, which would be a pain and may not resolve it)?
Are you sure that you have correct configs? Show your yup.conf from Linux and masternode.conf from Win.
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notforhire (OP)
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November 26, 2017, 10:34:01 PM |
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Hey folks, I have been a bit quite in here, but things are moving along in the background as usual. I just issued a new wallet release. This will be a mandatory update, you will need to be running the new wallet by block 64800. There are just a few updates to the wallet, most of which will be invisible to the end user. Of primary interest will be the tooltip background color was changed so that tooltips can actually be read, the governance system has been gone through and finalized, it will now be ready for launch. Also, only one person seemed to notice and comment on block times, they have been at 1 minute instead of the intended 2 minutes. At block 64800 that will be fixed, it will probably take a bit for the difficulty adjustment to smooth them out to 2 minutes. Expect a post tomorrow that will go over the governance system in detail, and explain how to use it. We are now at the stage where things can start to get real, this should be fun. The v1.0.2.0 wallets will be getting posted over the next few hours, the source is there already for all you self compilers out there. v1.0.2.0 wallet on github
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PhaseshiftUK
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November 26, 2017, 11:12:18 PM Last edit: November 26, 2017, 11:31:57 PM by PhaseshiftUK |
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I'm having issues starting my Masternode from the Windows wallet (hot-cold config, with actual server running on a Linux server fine).
When I try to start my masternode from the Windows wallet I get the error:
"CMasternodeBroadcast::Create -- Invalid IP address 94.176.233.84, masternode=<snip>"
Obviously that is not an invalid IP address... Any suggestions (apart from a new VPS, which would be a pain and may not resolve it)?
Are you sure that you have correct configs? Show your yup.conf from Linux and masternode.conf from Win. I'm pretty sure about the config, I run MN for several other coins. yup.conf in the Linux VPS: rpcuser=[Short Random String] rpcpassword=[Long Random String] rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
server=1 listen=1 daemon=1
masternode=1 masternodeprivkey=[Output from Masternode Genkey in Windows wallet] Masternode.conf in Windows wallet: (commented out lines not included) mn1 94.176.233.84:1237 [Output from Masternode Genkey in Windows wallet] [Output from Masternode Outputs, e.g. abc...XYZ 0] Update: my reading of the issue is that this function in masternode.cpp is failing to validate the IP address: bool CMasternode::IsValidNetAddr() { // TODO: regtest is fine with any addresses for now, // should probably be a bit smarter if one day we start to implement tests for this return Params().NetworkID() == CBaseChainParams::REGTEST || (IsReachable(addr) && addr.IsRoutable()); } I can't see any obvious issue with IsReachable() (code from net.cpp below): /** check whether a given address is in a network we can probably connect to */ bool IsReachable(const CNetAddr& addr) { enum Network net = addr.GetNetwork(); return IsReachable(net); } I can only conclude that it is failing IsRoutable() or CBaseChainParams::REGTEST.
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rewse
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November 27, 2017, 01:11:14 AM |
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I'm having issues starting my Masternode from the Windows wallet (hot-cold config, with actual server running on a Linux server fine).
When I try to start my masternode from the Windows wallet I get the error:
"CMasternodeBroadcast::Create -- Invalid IP address 94.176.233.84, masternode=<snip>"
Obviously that is not an invalid IP address... Any suggestions (apart from a new VPS, which would be a pain and may not resolve it)?
Are you sure that you have correct configs? Show your yup.conf from Linux and masternode.conf from Win. I'm pretty sure about the config, I run MN for several other coins. yup.conf in the Linux VPS: rpcuser=[Short Random String] rpcpassword=[Long Random String] rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
server=1 listen=1 daemon=1
masternode=1 masternodeprivkey=[Output from Masternode Genkey in Windows wallet] Masternode.conf in Windows wallet: (commented out lines not included) mn1 94.176.233.84:1237 [Output from Masternode Genkey in Windows wallet] [Output from Masternode Outputs, e.g. abc...XYZ 0] Update: my reading of the issue is that this function in masternode.cpp is failing to validate the IP address: bool CMasternode::IsValidNetAddr() { // TODO: regtest is fine with any addresses for now, // should probably be a bit smarter if one day we start to implement tests for this return Params().NetworkID() == CBaseChainParams::REGTEST || (IsReachable(addr) && addr.IsRoutable()); } I can't see any obvious issue with IsReachable() (code from net.cpp below): /** check whether a given address is in a network we can probably connect to */ bool IsReachable(const CNetAddr& addr) { enum Network net = addr.GetNetwork(); return IsReachable(net); } I can only conclude that it is failing IsRoutable() or CBaseChainParams::REGTEST. Looks like all fine. But try to add to yup.conf: masternodeaddr=94.176.233.84:1237 externalip=94.176.233.84
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casey.anthony195
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November 27, 2017, 01:15:22 AM |
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I would like to learn more about the mechanisms with which you will be controlling the liquidity of the system!
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PhaseshiftUK
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November 27, 2017, 10:15:02 AM |
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<snip> Looks like all fine. But try to add to yup.conf: masternodeaddr=94.176.233.84:1237 externalip=94.176.233.84
I've done that, but it hasn't helped. As I updated above, I think it is a coding error that I'll need the dev to fix, unfortunately.
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WinLikeStupid
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November 27, 2017, 05:03:12 PM |
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The decentralized governance is an interesting feature to attempt from the start of a project. @Dev was there any particular reason you wanted to prioritize it so early on? Looking forward to see what you do with the coin.
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rewse
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November 27, 2017, 06:04:07 PM |
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<snip> Looks like all fine. But try to add to yup.conf: masternodeaddr=94.176.233.84:1237 externalip=94.176.233.84
I've done that, but it hasn't helped. As I updated above, I think it is a coding error that I'll need the dev to fix, unfortunately. My masternodes also don't started from GUI Windows wallet. Try to start it from console: yup-cli.exe startmasternode alias 0 your_alias_here
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notforhire (OP)
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November 27, 2017, 08:24:55 PM |
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I'm having issues starting my Masternode from the Windows wallet (hot-cold config, with actual server running on a Linux server fine).
When I try to start my masternode from the Windows wallet I get the error:
"CMasternodeBroadcast::Create -- Invalid IP address 94.176.233.84, masternode=<snip>"
Obviously that is not an invalid IP address... Any suggestions (apart from a new VPS, which would be a pain and may not resolve it)?
Are you sure that you have correct configs? Show your yup.conf from Linux and masternode.conf from Win. I'm pretty sure about the config, I run MN for several other coins. yup.conf in the Linux VPS: rpcuser=[Short Random String] rpcpassword=[Long Random String] rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
server=1 listen=1 daemon=1
masternode=1 masternodeprivkey=[Output from Masternode Genkey in Windows wallet] Masternode.conf in Windows wallet: (commented out lines not included) mn1 94.176.233.84:1237 [Output from Masternode Genkey in Windows wallet] [Output from Masternode Outputs, e.g. abc...XYZ 0] Update: my reading of the issue is that this function in masternode.cpp is failing to validate the IP address: bool CMasternode::IsValidNetAddr() { // TODO: regtest is fine with any addresses for now, // should probably be a bit smarter if one day we start to implement tests for this return Params().NetworkID() == CBaseChainParams::REGTEST || (IsReachable(addr) && addr.IsRoutable()); } I can't see any obvious issue with IsReachable() (code from net.cpp below): /** check whether a given address is in a network we can probably connect to */ bool IsReachable(const CNetAddr& addr) { enum Network net = addr.GetNetwork(); return IsReachable(net); } I can only conclude that it is failing IsRoutable() or CBaseChainParams::REGTEST. I can't quite say for sure what would be going on there. Have you tried using some random ip address to see if you get the same result? I have no issues when I put that ip address in my masternode.conf and run the start command. <snip> Looks like all fine. But try to add to yup.conf: masternodeaddr=94.176.233.84:1237 externalip=94.176.233.84
I've done that, but it hasn't helped. As I updated above, I think it is a coding error that I'll need the dev to fix, unfortunately. My masternodes also don't started from GUI Windows wallet. Try to start it from console: yup-cli.exe startmasternode alias 0 your_alias_here I would like to hear more about not being able to start masternodes via the Windows qt. If you can elaborate it will help me figure out and fix any issues.
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rewse
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November 27, 2017, 11:38:15 PM |
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I would like to hear more about not being able to start masternodes via the Windows qt. If you can elaborate it will help me figure out and fix any issues.
No one my remote MN (Linux VPS) can't started from Win QT-wallet, but successfully starts with yup-cli.exe. QT-wallet wrote: Failed to start masternode. Error: Invalid IP address XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
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Norainvn
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November 28, 2017, 08:58:44 AM |
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hi dev, when we need update wallet ? can use old wallet for Masternode
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rewse
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November 28, 2017, 09:26:21 AM |
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hi dev, when we need update wallet ? can use old wallet for Masternode
After block 64800 old wallet will inoperable. Current block is 49180. As I right calculated, we have approximately 7 days before 64800.
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durrrr
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November 28, 2017, 02:09:03 PM |
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Now there are 93 masternodes, which is a very popular coin, but why doesn't the writer talk?This project should not be abandoned.
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Norainvn
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November 28, 2017, 02:12:08 PM |
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hi dev, when we need update wallet ? can use old wallet for Masternode
After block 64800 old wallet will inoperable. Current block is 49180. As I right calculated, we have approximately 7 days before 64800. ok i will update all soon
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rewse
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November 28, 2017, 03:45:47 PM |
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hi dev, when we need update wallet ? can use old wallet for Masternode
After block 64800 old wallet will inoperable. Current block is 49180. As I right calculated, we have approximately 7 days before 64800. ok i will update all soon Yet still trace the explorer. I could make a mistake in my calculations. )) http://yupcrypto.com:3002/
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Norainvn
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November 29, 2017, 03:05:01 AM |
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<snip> Looks like all fine. But try to add to yup.conf: masternodeaddr=94.176.233.84:1237 externalip=94.176.233.84
I've done that, but it hasn't helped. As I updated above, I think it is a coding error that I'll need the dev to fix, unfortunately. My masternodes also don't started from GUI Windows wallet. Try to start it from console: yup-cli.exe startmasternode alias 0 your_alias_here in Windows wallet, console is masternode start-alias your_alias_name (unlock wallet before start)
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rewse
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November 29, 2017, 01:23:20 PM |
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<snip> Looks like all fine. But try to add to yup.conf: masternodeaddr=94.176.233.84:1237 externalip=94.176.233.84
I've done that, but it hasn't helped. As I updated above, I think it is a coding error that I'll need the dev to fix, unfortunately. My masternodes also don't started from GUI Windows wallet. Try to start it from console: yup-cli.exe startmasternode alias 0 your_alias_here in Windows wallet, console is masternode start-alias your_alias_name (unlock wallet before start) I have not tried to run masternodes in wallet console, RPC client is more convenient for me. But it's must work too.
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fredforthewin
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November 29, 2017, 08:09:58 PM |
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so with the seesaw mech. would i make more staking or running a MN at this point?
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