[ANN] Nxt :: descendant of Bitcoin

[Come-from-Beyond]

I'll repeat. Fix ur server time or switch the server off. Otherwise u just waste a lot of bandwidth coz ur soft will be sending invalid blocks non-stop.

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[cryptohunter]

what is the NXT zip url, i can't download it?

[Come-from-Beyond]

what is the NXT zip url, i can't download it?

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/67242472/Nxt.zip

[cryptohunter]

what is the NXT zip url, i can't download it?

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/67242472/Nxt.zip

thanks

[frga13]

I have:
Recent blocks [-312]
Orphaned blocks [186]

what's that mean?

[klee]

My online client is f@cked 

[Come-from-Beyond]

I have:
Recent blocks [-312]
Orphaned blocks [186]

what's that mean?

It's an attack or a bug. I bet it's time travel attack. A fix will be published in a few minutes.

[cryptohunter]

OKay i've did all of this....


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1. Download and install http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre7-downloads-1880261.html
2. Download http://88.198.210.245/Nxt.zip, don't unpack it
3. Go to a directory with Nxt.zip
4. Type
Code:
java -cp Nxt.zip Nxt
5. Open http://localhost:7875

I got it working...I had mis-understood how it works. 

Step 4 :  This step is executing for the java client.  Leave this running!

      How To in Windows....I put stuff in C:\NXT folder...Then...
      Start -> RUN -> CMD.exe 
      > cd \Nxt
      > java -cp Nxt.zip Nxt

      Place these two lines in a text file and rename NXT.CMD and all you need to do is click on it.

Step 5 : Paste "http://localhost:7875" in your browser of choice.  {Step 4 must be running!}

Seems to be working fine.  Thanks

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i see a page with a lock and some other symbols - what to do next? i can't see any instructions.

[Come-from-Beyond]

Well, I updated my node with a quick fix provided by BCNext. Let's see which fork wins.

[Come-from-Beyond]

Finally, after watching 30+ mins to generate a block I managed to do so!!! But it was empty, so I got nothing

[Pouncer]

Well, I updated my node with a quick fix provided by BCNext. Let's see which fork wins.

How to make the VPS node start mining independently?

[Come-from-Beyond]

Well, I updated my node with a quick fix provided by BCNext. Let's see which fork wins.

How to make the VPS node start mining independently?

Unlock an account on that node and then just close the webpage.

[Pouncer]

Well, I updated my node with a quick fix provided by BCNext. Let's see which fork wins.

How to make the VPS node start mining independently?

Unlock an account on that node and then just close the webpage.

That's easy , but what about security issues raised by some like transmitting passphrases to an online client?

[Adamlm]

Well, I updated my node with a quick fix provided by BCNext. Let's see which fork wins.

How to make the VPS node start mining independently?

Unlock an account on that node and then just close the webpage.

Close the GUI?
Or can it be open to mine?
Is it any difference?

[Come-from-Beyond]

Well, I updated my node with a quick fix provided by BCNext. Let's see which fork wins.

How to make the VPS node start mining independently?

Unlock an account on that node and then just close the webpage.

That's easy , but what about security issues raised by some like transmitting passphrases to an online client?

Owner of the node or anyone who sees ur traffic can intercept ur password and steal the coins.

[Come-from-Beyond]

Well, I updated my node with a quick fix provided by BCNext. Let's see which fork wins.

How to make the VPS node start mining independently?

Unlock an account on that node and then just close the webpage.

Close the GUI?
Or can it be open to mine?
Is it any difference?

No difference. Just don't lock the account back.

[frga13]

when I start Nxt in cmd:

[2013-11-24 18:47:19.278] Nxt 0.2.3 started.
[2013-11-24 18:47:29.688] java.io.IOException: An established connection was abo
rted by the software in your host machine
[2013-11-24 18:48:34.684] java.io.IOException: An established connection was abo
rted by the software in your host machine
[2013-11-24 18:49:04.684] java.io.IOException: An established connection was abo
rted by the software in your host machine
...

what's wrong?

PS browser is opened (http://localhost:7875/)

[eon89]

Code:

[2013-11-24 12:52:58.320] Nxt 0.2.3 started.
[2013-11-24 12:52:58.461] java.io.IOException: An operation was attempted on som
ething that is not a socket
[2013-11-24 12:53:03.457] java.io.IOException: An operation was attempted on som
ething that is not a socket
[2013-11-24 12:53:08.457] java.io.IOException: An operation was attempted on som
ething that is not a socket

Any help? The client seems to load fine, but it doesn't show that I have the 1 coin the online client shows.

I can't mine without this client on my computer working correct?

[Pouncer]

Well, I updated my node with a quick fix provided by BCNext. Let's see which fork wins.

How to make the VPS node start mining independently?

Unlock an account on that node and then just close the webpage.

That's easy , but what about security issues raised by some like transmitting passphrases to an online client?

Owner of the node or anyone who sees ur traffic can intercept ur password and steal the coins.

So first part is OK, as I am owner of node.

1) What about the second part? How to make it safer?
2) If 10 users unlock their accounts through my node, and then close their webpage, does that mean my node is mining for all 10 users?

[Sharky444]

When I first opened the local client on my system I've got a timer counting down until I can mine the next block. I left it for 2 hours. I see I've mined a block, but now the timer is gone. Even if I restart the client, reload the page, I see nodes connected to me, but no more timer on the blocks section! This is on build 23.