HoboNickels - HBN - High Fast Stake - Version 2.0! More Secure, Less Intensive

[kingscrown]

just got us new game - scratch game!

http://coinok.pw/scratch/hbn/

[Tranz]

just got us new game - scratch game!

http://coinok.pw/scratch/hbn/

Thanks King! This is free to play, just some adverts.

[Tranz]

I am also pleased to announce another merchant.

A VPN Service: http://www.blueyvpn.com/

At checkout just click "Pay with Alt Coin" and let them know you would like to pay with HBN. They will quote you a price and an address.

I am not affiliated with them, but if you have any issues, please let us know.

Thanks!

[Tranz]

I was going to say I seriously doubt they are keeping the bulk of the coins in a hot wallet. There have also been issues/exploits with malleability concerning POS coins... remember the whole blackcoin CryptoRush debacle?

Do you have a link to this?  I'd like to read about it.

[Fernandez]

Cryptsy, for all its faults, has actually turned out to be the most reliable.

Please don't use cryptsy and reliable in the same sentence. Those guys can't keep their PHS wallet online for 2 days in a row.

Not saying it is great, but so far, and it has been around for quite some time, nobody has directly lost money.

Put it this way, if I want to keep some funds parked in an exchange to take a quick opportunity, I will put on Cryptsy only.

[unick]

I am also pleased to announce another merchant.

A VPN Service: http://www.blueyvpn.com/

At checkout just click "Pay with Alt Coin" and let them know you would like to pay with HBN. They will quote you a price and an address.

I am not affiliated with them, but if you have any issues, please let us know.

Thanks!

oh this look like a nice service ... I think I will give it a try

thanks for sharing

[presstab]

I always enjoy seeing more and more merchant acceptance. I'll get the website updated with new info.

[dogechode]

I was going to say I seriously doubt they are keeping the bulk of the coins in a hot wallet. There have also been issues/exploits with malleability concerning POS coins... remember the whole blackcoin CryptoRush debacle?

Do you have a link to this?  I'd like to read about it.

This is the main thread that was started about it back in March, just keep in mind you have to filter through all the lies and bullshit that CR tried to push on people. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=529779.0

There was a discussion of how the issue with malleability related to POS coins was updated by the major exchanges like Cryptsy early on so they didn't have any huge problems.

[unick]

I was going to say I seriously doubt they are keeping the bulk of the coins in a hot wallet. There have also been issues/exploits with malleability concerning POS coins... remember the whole blackcoin CryptoRush debacle?

Do you have a link to this?  I'd like to read about it.

This is the main thread that was started about it back in March, just keep in mind you have to filter through all the lies and bullshit that CR tried to push on people. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=529779.0

There was a discussion of how the issue with malleability related to POS coins was updated by the major exchanges like Cryptsy early on so they didn't have any huge problems.

Is this for real... Too long to read all for now, but it seemed like they messed up more than a bug in PoS!

[bnjdww]

I've been trying to sell a couple of my imported vehicles for BTC, LTC or QRK.  Thinking I should add HBN to the payment options

[Hilux74]

I've been trying to sell a couple of my imported vehicles for BTC, LTC or QRK.  Thinking I should add HBN to the payment options

Um yeah thanks for reposting word for word my post from a couple days ago.  Weirdo.   

[carloss]

Hello,

I have often problems with the wallet (hobonickelsd, running on Ubuntu Server 14.04, compiled from latest git source).

It is often stuck on something like this (snip from debug.log):

Code:

05/07/14 10:13:40 ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 0000000002bde252b09a26e27d6c96d5594ca6340d6ff2de5138ca8a1f90d715

and it takes 100% CPU for a very long time or almost indefinitely without doing anything apparently useful.

When I restart it, it can run for few hours or even days fine before this happens again.

Any idea?

[unick]

Hello,

I have often problems with the wallet (hobonickelsd, running on Ubuntu Server 14.04, compiled from latest git source).

It is often stuck on something like this (snip from debug.log):

Code:

05/07/14 10:13:40 ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 0000000002bde252b09a26e27d6c96d5594ca6340d6ff2de5138ca8a1f90d715

and it takes 100% CPU for a very long time or almost indefinitely without doing anything apparently useful.

When I restart it, it can run for few hours or even days fine before this happens again.

Any idea?

is this a fresh setup, meaning are you downloading the blockchain from scratch?

if so, it might take a while and to catch up and those are normal check IMO.

you could try to download a "bootsrapped" version of the blockchain and start from there.

try this http://wiki.hobonickels.info/index.php?title=Replace_Blockchain

[Tranz]

I was going to say I seriously doubt they are keeping the bulk of the coins in a hot wallet. There have also been issues/exploits with malleability concerning POS coins... remember the whole blackcoin CryptoRush debacle?

Do you have a link to this?  I'd like to read about it.

This is the main thread that was started about it back in March, just keep in mind you have to filter through all the lies and bullshit that CR tried to push on people. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=529779.0

There was a discussion of how the issue with malleability related to POS coins was updated by the major exchanges like Cryptsy early on so they didn't have any huge problems.

Ok thanks for the information.

So a the main issue was they were using the "accounting" system perhaps incorrectly, and not using any other method to double check inputs/outputs.  In addition to that they were allowing the hot wallet to stake, thereby casing even more confusion about it's users balances.

[Tranz]

Hello,

I have often problems with the wallet (hobonickelsd, running on Ubuntu Server 14.04, compiled from latest git source).

It is often stuck on something like this (snip from debug.log):

Code:

05/07/14 10:13:40 ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 0000000002bde252b09a26e27d6c96d5594ca6340d6ff2de5138ca8a1f90d715

and it takes 100% CPU for a very long time or almost indefinitely without doing anything apparently useful.

When I restart it, it can run for few hours or even days fine before this happens again.

Any idea?

Hello Carloss. Does this happen only during initial synchronization with the network? Or all the time.

If all the time, there is a known bug in older version of boost, which can cause the wallet to go out of sync.  I am using 1.55 without any issues.

If it is only during the initial block chain download, then restarting once should be more then enough. I occasionally have to do this when doing the init sync. But even on my Pi, I didn't have to do it once. I just started it up and let it go..

[carloss]

Unfortunately it is doing that all the time  I have libboost 1.54...do you think it is worth to try upgrading to 1.55?

carloss

Hello Carloss. Does this happen only during initial synchronization with the network? Or all the time.

If all the time, there is a known bug in older version of boost, which can cause the wallet to go out of sync.  I am using 1.55 without any issues.

If it is only during the initial block chain download, then restarting once should be more then enough. I occasionally have to do this when doing the init sync. But even on my Pi, I didn't have to do it once. I just started it up and let it go..

[superresistant]

Unfortunately it is doing that all the time  I have libboost 1.54...do you think it is worth to try upgrading to 1.55?

Perfect tutorial here for libboost 1.55

https://coderwall.com/p/0atfug

[MarketNeutral]

Unfortunately it is doing that all the time  I have libboost 1.54...do you think it is worth to try upgrading to 1.55?

Perfect tutorial here for libboost 1.55

https://coderwall.com/p/0atfug

Thank you, superresistant. I was curious about this as well.

[Tranz]

Unfortunately it is doing that all the time  I have libboost 1.54...do you think it is worth to try upgrading to 1.55?

carloss

Hello Carloss. Does this happen only during initial synchronization with the network? Or all the time.

If all the time, there is a known bug in older version of boost, which can cause the wallet to go out of sync.  I am using 1.55 without any issues.

If it is only during the initial block chain download, then restarting once should be more then enough. I occasionally have to do this when doing the init sync. But even on my Pi, I didn't have to do it once. I just started it up and let it go..

Its worth a shot. If this doesn't fix it, let us know. Might need to run the client in -debug mode and give me a bigger log file to help diagnose it.  So far this is the first of this specific situation happening.

[unick]

I've had 2 crashes in the same situation, trying to send a transaction and the client quits

Code:

Application Specific Information:
abort() called
terminating with uncaught exception of type std::length_error: basic_string::_S_create

it's not a big deal, just wanted to mention it