[ANN][XNC] XenCoin | Instant | Stable | Long term Support - New UPDATE!!!

[El_Nickio]

Xencoin market is back up on Coins-e https://www.coins-e.com/exchange/XNC_BTC/

Thanks Coins-e - transactions getting through fine now 

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[crackfoo]

Xencoin market is back up on Coins-e https://www.coins-e.com/exchange/XNC_BTC/

Thanks Coins-e - transactions getting through fine now 

can someone post a new set of getpeerinfo from their working wallet?

Thanks!

[triptech]

Trev and Brockers have a few nodes up and running and both accepting transactions on coin-e.

I rebuilt the wallet with checkpoints up to 800k+ out of one mofo of a blockchain. I've requested a fork of the project on github otherwise i'll just host the source and people can compile themselves

You wanna be adding these nodes mate:

46.32.253.168
86.163.164.201

.201 seems to be a bit up/down

Defo getting into coins-e though. Also block explorer here:

http://mining.se4.biz:2075

[aso118]

Trev and Brockers have a few nodes up and running and both accepting transactions on coin-e.

I rebuilt the wallet with checkpoints up to 800k+ out of one mofo of a blockchain. I've requested a fork of the project on github otherwise i'll just host the source and people can compile themselves

You wanna be adding these nodes mate:

46.32.253.168
86.163.164.201

.201 seems to be a bit up/down

Defo getting into coins-e though. Also block explorer here:

http://mining.se4.biz:2075

I'm using those nodes and I made a small deposit to coins-e last night, but the balance never appeared.  My wallet is showing I'm on block 830k+.  Any ideas?

[thecarnie]

Community takeover yet?

[triptech]

Trev and Brockers have a few nodes up and running and both accepting transactions on coin-e.

I rebuilt the wallet with checkpoints up to 800k+ out of one mofo of a blockchain. I've requested a fork of the project on github otherwise i'll just host the source and people can compile themselves

You wanna be adding these nodes mate:

46.32.253.168
86.163.164.201

.201 seems to be a bit up/down

Defo getting into coins-e though. Also block explorer here:

http://mining.se4.biz:2075

I'm using those nodes and I made a small deposit to coins-e last night, but the balance never appeared.  My wallet is showing I'm on block 830k+.  Any ideas?

Delete your blockchain. heh. Dont know to be honest.

No one seemed to do anything so I jumped in.

wallet with checkpoints added - but you'll have to compile it yourselves.

http://mining.se4.biz/tools/wallets/Xencoin/Xencoin_TT_Update.tar.gz

I built a fresh debian box, compiled from that, downloaded blockchain etc and bam, straight into coins-e. Same goes for an existing windows wallet. just deleted everything bar wallet.dat, ran it over night. and its working.

Just made a small deposit to Coins-e:

http://mining.se4.biz:2075/tx/b7a0918439676131122a0232cd8071049a720a65275d985e6cc2d13bc2cb9b35

Coins-e says:

17-Jul-14 - 22:34:04 - b7a0918439676131122a0232cd8071049a720a65275d985e6cc2d13bc2cb9b35 - deposit - confirmed - 2323

Confirmations are rapid at present!

[El_Nickio]

Trev and Brockers have a few nodes up and running and both accepting transactions on coin-e.

I rebuilt the wallet with checkpoints up to 800k+ out of one mofo of a blockchain. I've requested a fork of the project on github otherwise i'll just host the source and people can compile themselves

You wanna be adding these nodes mate:

46.32.253.168
86.163.164.201

.201 seems to be a bit up/down

Defo getting into coins-e though. Also block explorer here:

http://mining.se4.biz:2075

I'm using those nodes and I made a small deposit to coins-e last night, but the balance never appeared.  My wallet is showing I'm on block 830k+.  Any ideas?

I'm at block 883982 - so a fair way ahead of you - i just made a deposit to coins-e which went through immediately - looks like you might be stuck back on a fork?

You could try deleting everything in the user/appdata/roaming/xencoin folder and just leave the wallet.dat in there and a .conf with those nodes and then re-start the wallet and so re-load the blockchain which should catch you up to the right fork (after a while!!)

*** Make sure you don't delete the wallet.dat folder by mistake or all your coins will be gone!! ***

Also bear in mind that any coins you've mined on that fork won't re-appear unfortunately  

[spud21]

You wanna be adding these nodes mate:

46.32.253.168
86.163.164.201

For initial sync you could try one of the 2 nodes above with connect= instead of addnode=, which ever is working for you.

Either just

connect=46.32.253.168

or alternatively just

connect=86.163.164.201

After sync use this:

Code:
addnode=46.32.253.168
addnode=86.163.164.201

[El_Nickio]

Community takeover yet?

MAKE YOUR SHITS WITH ANOTHER COIN!!!

You'll wake him up again 

[triptech]

Community takeover yet?

MAKE YOUR SHITS WITH ANOTHER COIN!!!

You'll wake him up again 

Lol, to put it nicely, fuck him 

[thecarnie]

Community takeover yet?

MAKE YOUR SHITS WITH ANOTHER COIN!!!

You'll wake him up again 

Lol, to put it nicely, fuck him 

Well, then what do you guys want patched in the client -- then the other issue is you have to convince the exchanges to update or the changes are pointless if they require a fork.

[aso118]

You wanna be adding these nodes mate:

46.32.253.168
86.163.164.201

For initial sync you could try one of the 2 nodes above with connect= instead of addnode=, which ever is working for you.

Either just

connect=46.32.253.168

or alternatively just

connect=86.163.164.201

After sync use this:

Code:
addnode=46.32.253.168
addnode=86.163.164.201

Thanks guys!

I was actually on block 880k+ (I don't know why I thought it was 830k).  Either way, I deleted everything and copied the wallet and made a new config file with only the two nodes listed above.  Hopefully that will fix things.  Its downing the entire blockchain now...  I'll let you guys know what happens!  Hopefully I didn't mine on a fork for 3 weeks....


Update: The wallet completely re synced and I have exactly the same number of coins.  Looks like I was on the right fork???  Any idea why the coins aren't showing up?

[triptech]

Community takeover yet?

MAKE YOUR SHITS WITH ANOTHER COIN!!!

You'll wake him up again 

Lol, to put it nicely, fuck him 

Well, then what do you guys want patched in the client -- then the other issue is you have to convince the exchanges to update or the changes are pointless if they require a fork.

Ah didnt realise someone was working on it or I wouldnt have rebuilt the wallet with checkpoints.

[aso118]

Noob question....   How do you build a wallet with check points, using Windows?

[thecarnie]

Ah didnt realise someone was working on it or I wouldnt have rebuilt the wallet with checkpoints.

LOL, I wasn't.

Months ago, when XNC still had some hashpower on it's network, I tried to jump in, offer code patches, and so on - to support the coin.  The developer in a nutshell told me to go fuck myself, then continued to abandon his coin to the point where his domains are gone - there is no seed nodes left.  There's barely two permanent nodes out there that everyone is using to keep the blockchain on life-support.

I didn't want to step on toes by any means -- only tried to give back to a coin I was mining.  After that episode, I deleted my github repos, nuked the updated source off my local dev server and said fuck it.  I've worked on another coin for several months - but it's not ready yet.  In the meantime - you guys are life-supporting a coin - that is literally a mirror fork of LTC code from 0.6.3 (give or take with a couple hacks by the dev of XNC)...  With testing, the code could be brought up to current LTC levels, and some checkpoints added to the client.  If a fork was voted for, a better difficulty algo could be implemented that would protect the coin from 'mining pools' -- but again -- I nuked most of my updates after being slapped in the face by someone who apparently deliberately trying to tank their own coin...

For you guys, I would put in updates -- make the code available on Github, etc -- I can build linux (debian jessie) clients, and windows clients - can't help you on a mac client though...

[triptech]

Ah didnt realise someone was working on it or I wouldnt have rebuilt the wallet with checkpoints.

LOL, I wasn't.

Months ago, when XNC still had some hashpower on it's network, I tried to jump in, offer code patches, and so on - to support the coin.  The developer in a nutshell told me to go fuck myself, then continued to abandon his coin to the point where his domains are gone - there is no seed nodes left.  There's barely two permanent nodes out there that everyone is using to keep the blockchain on life-support.

I didn't want to step on toes by any means -- only tried to give back to a coin I was mining.  After that episode, I deleted my github repos, nuked the updated source off my local dev server and said fuck it.  I've worked on another coin for several months - but it's not ready yet.  In the meantime - you guys are life-supporting a coin - that is literally a mirror fork of LTC code from 0.6.3 (give or take with a couple hacks by the dev of XNC)...  With testing, the code could be brought up to current LTC levels, and some checkpoints added to the client.  If a fork was voted for, a better difficulty algo could be implemented that would protect the coin from 'mining pools' -- but again -- I nuked most of my updates after being slapped in the face by someone who apparently deliberately trying to tank their own coin...

For you guys, I would put in updates -- make the code available on Github, etc -- I can build linux (debian jessie) clients, and windows clients - can't help you on a mac client though...

Sounds great to me. By all means use the checkpoint file in my little build.

It probably in terms of financial return a total waste of time, but my time costs nothing when I'm not at work so why not eh. I work on Deb Jes too. I don't mind implementing anything you have on Trev and Brockers nodes. I think they have a pool up too as it goes. Almost at block 900000 too. Time for another checkpoint methinks...

[spud21]

You wanna be adding these nodes mate:

46.32.253.168
86.163.164.201

For initial sync you could try one of the 2 nodes above with connect= instead of addnode=, which ever is working for you.

Either just

connect=46.32.253.168

or alternatively just

connect=86.163.164.201

After sync use this:

Code:
addnode=46.32.253.168
addnode=86.163.164.201

Thanks guys!

I was actually on block 880k+ (I don't know why I thought it was 830k).  Either way, I deleted everything and copied the wallet and made a new config file with only the two nodes listed above.  Hopefully that will fix things.  Its downing the entire blockchain now...  I'll let you guys know what happens!  Hopefully I didn't mine on a fork for 3 weeks....


Update: The wallet completely re synced and I have exactly the same number of coins.  Looks like I was on the right fork???  Any idea why the coins aren't showing up?

Try restarting your wallet using the -reindex flag.

[thecarnie]

Ah didnt realise someone was working on it or I wouldnt have rebuilt the wallet with checkpoints.

LOL, I wasn't.

Months ago, when XNC still had some hashpower on it's network, I tried to jump in, offer code patches, and so on - to support the coin.  The developer in a nutshell told me to go fuck myself, then continued to abandon his coin to the point where his domains are gone - there is no seed nodes left.  There's barely two permanent nodes out there that everyone is using to keep the blockchain on life-support.

I didn't want to step on toes by any means -- only tried to give back to a coin I was mining.  After that episode, I deleted my github repos, nuked the updated source off my local dev server and said fuck it.  I've worked on another coin for several months - but it's not ready yet.  In the meantime - you guys are life-supporting a coin - that is literally a mirror fork of LTC code from 0.6.3 (give or take with a couple hacks by the dev of XNC)...  With testing, the code could be brought up to current LTC levels, and some checkpoints added to the client.  If a fork was voted for, a better difficulty algo could be implemented that would protect the coin from 'mining pools' -- but again -- I nuked most of my updates after being slapped in the face by someone who apparently deliberately trying to tank their own coin...

For you guys, I would put in updates -- make the code available on Github, etc -- I can build linux (debian jessie) clients, and windows clients - can't help you on a mac client though...

Sounds great to me. By all means use the checkpoint file in my little build.

It probably in terms of financial return a total waste of time, but my time costs nothing when I'm not at work so why not eh. I work on Deb Jes too. I don't mind implementing anything you have on Trev and Brockers nodes. I think they have a pool up too as it goes. Almost at block 900000 too. Time for another checkpoint methinks...

Technically, a community takeover doesn't have to be a waste of time.  All it needs is continued support and expansion.  I've got servers -- if someone wants to register a domain name, I can carry a website no problem.  I can spin up Windows or Linux VMs and go from there for seed-node hosting and so on...  I'm not going to go on the line financially until there is an increased community but I can commit things in the meantime that will help while it grows.  I'll fork and re-post the repo for the code on Gitub.  When it's up - We'll get you setup with access so you can upload your checkpoint patch and we'll go from there --

[thecarnie]

Source is forked here: https://github.com/thecarnie/Xencoin

I'll watch for pull requests -- and start doing other updates -- no changes have been made yet --

[aso118]

You wanna be adding these nodes mate:

46.32.253.168
86.163.164.201

For initial sync you could try one of the 2 nodes above with connect= instead of addnode=, which ever is working for you.

Either just

connect=46.32.253.168

or alternatively just

connect=86.163.164.201

After sync use this:

Code:
addnode=46.32.253.168
addnode=86.163.164.201

Thanks guys!

I was actually on block 880k+ (I don't know why I thought it was 830k).  Either way, I deleted everything and copied the wallet and made a new config file with only the two nodes listed above.  Hopefully that will fix things.  Its downing the entire blockchain now...  I'll let you guys know what happens!  Hopefully I didn't mine on a fork for 3 weeks....


Update: The wallet completely re synced and I have exactly the same number of coins.  Looks like I was on the right fork???  Any idea why the coins aren't showing up?

Try restarting your wallet using the -reindex flag.

That worked!

I was able to deposit coins successfully to coin-e.   Thank-you!