BiblePay | 10% to Orphan-Charity | RANDOMX MINING | Sanctuaries (Masternodes)

[casparattis]

folks I need your help.


Yesterday I updated my wallet from 1.1.8.5 to 1.1.9.8. After update, my cpid and address was gone:
 "Command": "getboincinfo",
  "CPID": "",
  "Address": "",
  "CPIDS": "",

So I tried exec associate true and after the confirmations I received the correct cpid but a different address and my balance is gone. 

[capulo]

still too many illegal tithes, 28 illegal vs 46 legal
pls do not switch podc to pog until all these problems will be cleared
imagine this:
new user will come, he buy 100k bbp, create few piles, will wait 2 weeks for coin age and then wallet just says: illegal tithe, few coins lost, coin age lost, no reward ...

[vahtis]

If you continue to post in such a disrespectful way, your Bitcointalk access for this forum will be banned.  

How am I being disrespectful? Please show a little more humility. Were you expecting adulation and praise after three mandatories in the span of a few weeks? You owe every investor an apology for releasing wallet versions that required constant upgrades and/or kept crashing for random reasons. I've done my fair share to support BiblePay so I'm entitled to criticize as well.

+1000 

I do not find sunk818 post disrespectful at all. We early adopters are been having just a nightmare since PoG launched. One needs to constantly keep eye on wallet if it is running and not crashed for some unknown reason. We have to had change config files to be able to tithe and do PODC at the same. This has not been smooth ride at all. We are still seeing lot of strange automatic tithes which get rejected by network and loosing bbp this way.
Rob you need to understand and some of us have other things in life too. For example I went for a six day vacation and during that time period there was four releases. This feels like we are doing testing in production.

[harrisvan87]

Have anyone meet issue with Sanctuary   The wallet auto stop in Linux 16.04 then i need go start manual by CLI for over week ago. That happen very oftenly
  "version": 1010805,
  "protocolversion": 70717,
  "walletversion": 61000,
  "wallet_fullversion": "1.1.8.5",

Beside, the wallet on fork chain for 2 times per weeks. i tired of go there to check everyday.
P/s: i find out that Sanctuary can sync chain and crash wallet...

[MIP]

Have anyone meet issue with Sanctuary   The wallet auto stop in Linux 16.04 then i need go start manual by CLI for over week ago. That happen very oftenly
  "version": 1010805,
  "protocolversion": 70717,
  "walletversion": 61000,
  "wallet_fullversion": "1.1.8.5",

Beside, the wallet on fork chain for 2 times per weeks. i tired of go there to check everyday.
P/s: i find out that Sanctuary can sync chain and crash wallet...

I had a similar issue back some days ago.
Please upgrade the wallet to the latest version.

Then try to run
biblepayd -daemon -reindex

If that does not work and keeps on crashing try
biblepayd -daemon -zapwallettxes=1

[MIP]

BiblePay
1.1.9.8 - Leisure Upgrade

- Honor the pogbuffer setting preventing auto-tithe from constantly
working (this bug affected auto-tithe and the rpc tithe)

MacOS DMG is ready
Ubuntu PPAs are building

[lalexcross]

Hi all,
still not understand how to work POG.. for sure is my fault.. below my config and titiheinfo

addnode=node.biblepay.org
gen=1
utxooverride=-1

tithe=1

nickname=lalexcross
genproclimit=6
minersleep=0
pool=https://pool.purepool.org
workerid=BSCGUXLVX3So28vJS7nMcbAxmBtaEvUhKt

 

10:41:11

titheinfo


10:41:11

{
  "24_hour_tithes": 17521.77279716,
  "pog_difficulty": 3285.185086440795,
  "min_coin_age": 3.25,
  "min_coin_amt": 1254.17,
  "max_tithe_amount": 9.51,
  "Tithable_Coin_Quantity": 0,
  "Tithable_Largest_Coin": 0,
  "Tithable_Coin_Avg_Age": 0,
  "Tithable_Total_Coin_Balance": 0,
  "Tithability_Amount": 0,
  "Tithability_Summary": "NO",
  "Tithe_Cap": 49933.57142857143,
  "Daily_Miner_Emissions": 93209,
  "Pool_Emissions": 74567.2,
  "Lowest_ROI%": 16.5,
  "Highest_ROI%": 38.5,
  "Best_coin_txid": "-0",
  "Best_coin_amount": 0,
  "Best_coin_age": 0
}

"Command": "totalrac",
  "Total RAC": 9490.120000000001,
  "UTXO Target": 208782.64,
  "StakeBalance": 216993,
  "Threshhold to receive 10% rewards (below this UTXO Amount rewards are lost)": 7592.1,
  "Stake Level Required For 10% Level": 7781.9,
  "Stake Level Required For 20% Level": 18980.24,
  "Stake Level Required For 30% Level": 37960.48,
  "Stake Level Required For 40% Level": 56940.72,
  "Stake Level Required For 50% Level": 75920.96000000001,
  "Stake Level Required For 60% Level": 94901.2,
  "Stake Level Required For 70% Level": 113881.44,
  "Stake Level Required For 80% Level": 132861.68,
  "Stake Level Required For 90% Level": 151841.92,
  "Stake Level Required For 100% Level": 170822.16,
  "Total Team RAC": 5998432


Thanks
Cheers
Ale

[capulo]

you have 50k over 100% on podc, so lets say 30k will be ok to use for pog
just wait until you will have enough coins with confirmations and run
exec bankroll 6 5000
this will create 6 piles with 5k coins
then (needed in my case to work both pog and podc together ) set utxooverride
utxooverride=185000

and check in coin control that you have 6 piles with 5000.001 bbp and one bigger with remaining coins >185k

[coinsinspect]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

[vahtis]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

Our time and his time has very different value. He gets paid and we don't.

[Dimarzio123]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

Our time and his time has very different value. He gets paid and we don't.

I find that to be a really weird response!!
How many wallet updates have you coded over the past month?

PM

[vahtis]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

Our time and his time has very different value. He gets paid and we don't.

I find that to be a really weird response!!
How many wallet updates have you coded over the past month?

PM

I personally have spent hours doing tests in testnet and writing bug reports with sufficient information. I found several bugs and reported them both in github and private messages. I have reviewed commits to github since pog. None of this has been paid.
So please apologize your rude comment. I only said the truth. Rob gets paid and rest of us do voluntarily.

[bible_pay]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

Our time and his time has very different value. He gets paid and we don't.

I find that to be a really weird response!!
How many wallet updates have you coded over the past month?

PM

I personally have spent hours doing tests in testnet and writing bug reports with sufficient information. I found several bugs and reported them both in github and private messages. I have reviewed commits to github since pog. None of this has been paid.
So please apologize your rude comment. I only said the truth. Rob gets paid and rest of us do voluntarily.

No, I don't get paid Vahtis.   I've been working on biblepay on a net loss since we started - you are the one that needs to apologize to both of us.

If you had any work that you feel you should have been compensated for you should be entering proposals.

Edit: Just to save you the time, don't bother citing all my dev hours in proposals, because 30 mil bbp doesn't come close to what I spent to support bbp.

[vahtis]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

Our time and his time has very different value. He gets paid and we don't.

I find that to be a really weird response!!
How many wallet updates have you coded over the past month?

PM

I personally have spent hours doing tests in testnet and writing bug reports with sufficient information. I found several bugs and reported them both in github and private messages. I have reviewed commits to github since pog. None of this has been paid.
So please apologize your rude comment. I only said the truth. Rob gets paid and rest of us do voluntarily.

No, I don't get paid Vahtis.   I've been working on biblepay on a net loss since we started - you are the one that needs to apologize to both of us.

If you had any work that you feel you should have been compensated for you should be entering proposals.

So you do not get any BBP for monthly budget to your self?

[bible_pay]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

Our time and his time has very different value. He gets paid and we don't.

I find that to be a really weird response!!
How many wallet updates have you coded over the past month?

PM

I personally have spent hours doing tests in testnet and writing bug reports with sufficient information. I found several bugs and reported them both in github and private messages. I have reviewed commits to github since pog. None of this has been paid.
So please apologize your rude comment. I only said the truth. Rob gets paid and rest of us do voluntarily.

No, I don't get paid Vahtis.   I've been working on biblepay on a net loss since we started - you are the one that needs to apologize to both of us.

If you had any work that you feel you should have been compensated for you should be entering proposals.

So you do not get any BBP for monthly budget to your self?

I charged $14,000 for payroll over 2 years, and paid $50,000 at the end of 2017 to get us on the first exchange.  Then I forgave the debt and ate it.


Other things have happened also, but this is a good enough example to show that Ive given everything to keep BBP running, and all my time.  Yes, Im confident the dev reimbursements will be real payroll someday for us, but the point is you can enter IT proposals yourself for pushes.  I dont charge for testnet hours either, like you.  (Also regarding the payroll amount you know we have to cap it at 10% because our price is low).

[bible_pay]

I dont charge for testnet hours either, like you.

I think vahtis just said he has not paid for testing nor for reviewing code. Maybe you are confusing him with myself or Togo? The latest builds are not working as expected and they need more testing before being released to the public. This is better for investors. If masternodes keep crashing, you will lose investors and you will lose MN services like Apollon that will realize the code is too unstable. Already many people on Discord are complaining their masternodes are crashing every day on 1198. You are the BiblePay leader, so everyone including myself will follow what you think is best... we're just telling you what the current situation is.

They are sancs (not masternodes).  Their reported log has shown an instantsend issue (not a pog issue).  No one has run it in valgrind yet, Ive asked for help 3* on this now.

You are explaining this like I'm supposed to do everything, yet no one can lift a finger and send me a valgrind log for a sanc crash?

(None of my sancs are crashing, I have quite a few, otherwise I would have caught it in valgrind).

[vahtis]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

Our time and his time has very different value. He gets paid and we don't.

I find that to be a really weird response!!
How many wallet updates have you coded over the past month?

PM

I personally have spent hours doing tests in testnet and writing bug reports with sufficient information. I found several bugs and reported them both in github and private messages. I have reviewed commits to github since pog. None of this has been paid.
So please apologize your rude comment. I only said the truth. Rob gets paid and rest of us do voluntarily.

No, I don't get paid Vahtis.   I've been working on biblepay on a net loss since we started - you are the one that needs to apologize to both of us.

If you had any work that you feel you should have been compensated for you should be entering proposals.

So you do not get any BBP for monthly budget to your self?

I charged $14,000 for payroll over 2 years, and paid $50,000 at the end of 2017 to get us on the first exchange.  Then I forgave the debt and ate it.


Other things have happened also, but this is a good enough example to show that Ive given everything to keep BBP running, and all my time.  Yes, Im confident the dev reimbursements will be real payroll someday for us, but the point is you can enter IT proposals yourself for pushes.  I dont charge for testnet hours either, like you.

Sorry to hear that you have lost. I am not responsible for that and after all you have been paid so my statement that you are the one getting paid is true and therefore I have no reason to apologize.

[vahtis]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

Our time and his time has very different value. He gets paid and we don't.

I find that to be a really weird response!!
How many wallet updates have you coded over the past month?

PM

I personally have spent hours doing tests in testnet and writing bug reports with sufficient information. I found several bugs and reported them both in github and private messages. I have reviewed commits to github since pog. None of this has been paid.
So please apologize your rude comment. I only said the truth. Rob gets paid and rest of us do voluntarily.

No, I don't get paid Vahtis.   I've been working on biblepay on a net loss since we started - you are the one that needs to apologize to both of us.

If you had any work that you feel you should have been compensated for you should be entering proposals.

So you do not get any BBP for monthly budget to your self?

I charged $14,000 for payroll over 2 years, and paid $50,000 at the end of 2017 to get us on the first exchange.  Then I forgave the debt and ate it.


Other things have happened also, but this is a good enough example to show that Ive given everything to keep BBP running, and all my time.  Yes, Im confident the dev reimbursements will be real payroll someday for us, but the point is you can enter IT proposals yourself for pushes.  I dont charge for testnet hours either, like you.

Sorry to hear that you have lost. I am not responsible for that and after all you have been paid so my statement that you are the one getting paid is true and therefore I have no reason to apologize.

So naming people and promoting oneself over others is your christian way to do things.
I can see from to code that you are good developer, but man you are lacking social skills badly. I do not want to fork new dash or biblepay. I want to support biblepay. I am from free country and all of must have rights to opinion. They are often conflicting, but this does not give You or anyone else rights to name people bad.

[dave_bbp]

Please try forcing a podcupdate 'exec podcupdate true' then check your rac.
This is existing behavior - this is that if you miss a podcupdate (yours looks missing for 24 hrs) it queries 0 rac from wcg until you send a new podcupdate.

Yes I know, but the last output I posted is actually the answer for the forced PODC update (tried that several times):

Code:

21:42:21

exec podcupdate true


21:42:21

{
  "Command": "podcupdate",
  "PODCUpdate": "Processed (1) over 0 CPID(s) successfully."
}

Please try 'exec associate user pass true' then wait til the 5 confirms hits, then try again, and please, let us know that its fixed.

I finally managed to do the reassociation (after my wallet completely crashing and messing up the blockchain data on a former attempt). I didn't have time to wait for the confirmation, but when I came back home I now I saw that my wallet had sent a PODCupdate and everything seems to be back in order right now.

For the naysayers, Yes, I want to try this.  This is because cpids' over 6 months old expire in the chain.  We need non-expired DCC associations in the chain with valid wallet sigs.

This is just a coincidence of the timing, but the new wallet requires all of the elements to be present (IE I dont think its a bug).

I honestly have no idea what you even mean by that ...

[bible_pay]

My cpid is over 15 years old. What do you mean it expires in six months? Why would it expire? Last time I did exec associate again I lost 1-2 days of podc payments. Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?

I can see what Rob means by reading this line:
"Are you going to reimburse everyone for the lost time if they have to do exec associate again?"

Guys, please be patient and communicate in a nice manner and good spirit.

Time is not lost, this is code development! and Rob is putting his precious time to support this project.
Your highest interest is to make him feel good to support us.

Our time and his time has very different value. He gets paid and we don't.

I find that to be a really weird response!!
How many wallet updates have you coded over the past month?

PM

I personally have spent hours doing tests in testnet and writing bug reports with sufficient information. I found several bugs and reported them both in github and private messages. I have reviewed commits to github since pog. None of this has been paid.
So please apologize your rude comment. I only said the truth. Rob gets paid and rest of us do voluntarily.

No, I don't get paid Vahtis.   I've been working on biblepay on a net loss since we started - you are the one that needs to apologize to both of us.

If you had any work that you feel you should have been compensated for you should be entering proposals.

So you do not get any BBP for monthly budget to your self?

I charged $14,000 for payroll over 2 years, and paid $50,000 at the end of 2017 to get us on the first exchange.  Then I forgave the debt and ate it.


Other things have happened also, but this is a good enough example to show that Ive given everything to keep BBP running, and all my time.  Yes, Im confident the dev reimbursements will be real payroll someday for us, but the point is you can enter IT proposals yourself for pushes.  I dont charge for testnet hours either, like you.

Sorry to hear that you have lost. I am not responsible for that and after all you have been paid so my statement that you are the one getting paid is true and therefore I have no reason to apologize.

So naming people and promoting oneself over others is your christian way to do things.
I can see from to code that you are good developer, but man you are lacking social skills badly. I do not want to fork new dash or biblepay. I want to support biblepay. I am from free country and all of must have rights to opinion. They are often conflicting, but this does not give You or anyone else rights to name people bad.

Vahtis, I do not take your comment disrespectfully.  I value you in our community.

Please, let us start again.

Sometimes things get a little hot because we have multiple problems today.

I wish the same for Sun, I just wish people would act more like Jesus all the time and not invite strife into the forum.