[ANN] Nxt :: descendant of Bitcoin

[bahamapascal]

Is it still possible to send to the address to establish a position in Nxt?

No, it ended:(

But I guess in the next day(s) when the investors got there Nxt you can buy over the forum

[rbdrbd]

Is it still possible to send to the address to establish a position in Nxt?

I think not!

Klee,

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/11/21/businesses-embrace-bitcoin/3666279/

I just read this article. Congrats on being mentioned in it!

[klee]

Is it still possible to send to the address to establish a position in Nxt?

I think not!

Klee,

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/11/21/businesses-embrace-bitcoin/3666279/

I just read this article. Congrats on being mentioned in it!

LMAO, I am famous!

[Sharky444]

Since http://88.198.210.245:7875/ cannot be reached at this time, Can I use the old client (Nxt.zip) to generate the account id? Will the id be same compared to the version you are running on your node? (I assume the secret phraze is converted to a number only hash).

[pandaisftw]

Same, I cannot access the site http://88.198.210.245:7875/

So just to make sure I got the instructions:

1) A single-hash of my phrase I sent with my original bitcoins.
2) Go to the site, click on the lock button, enter a new different key to get account number.
3) Enter into http://nxtgenesisblock.appspot.com/?key=[value_from_step_4]&account=[value_from_step_9] with my key and account number.
4) Check http://nxtgenesisblock.appspot.com to see if I did it correctly.

[Pouncer]

Try this server
http://192.161.175.142:7875/

[2Kool4Skewl]

Try this server
http://192.161.175.142:7875/

Pouncer which Nxt version are you using?  The one uploaded on Mega is 0.1.5.  It looks like yours is a newer version.

Also, if you're trying to run Nxt on Debian you need to use OpenJDK-7.

[Pouncer]

Try this server
http://192.161.175.142:7875/

Pouncer which Nxt version are you using?  The one uploaded on Mega is 0.1.5.  It looks like yours is a newer version.

Also, if you're trying to run Nxt on Debian you need to use OpenJDK-7.

Come-from-Beyond set it up for me, so it must be the new version. The one on Mega is throwing up exceptions.

[pandaisftw]

I can connect to http://192.161.175.142:7875, but I'm stuck on waiting for server response.

[Come-from-Beyond]

That was me who did that mistake! Not sure how I can fix it now as if I try it again it says "Already assigned to 14887912".  Someone else did the same as me by the looks of it.  What now?

The account will be reset back to 0, so u r supposed to enter the hash again later.

Done. Reenter the data again.

[2Kool4Skewl]

Come-from-Beyond can you upload the new version that you setup for Pouncer?

[Come-from-Beyond]

Come-from-beyond, can you upload the client to GitHub?  I can't get mega to work with my browser and it needs to be hosted on github anyway.

Try http://88.198.210.245/Nxt.zip

So, the passphrase we used to generate the double sha256 hash is not the passphrase we should use to get our account id number?

We need to make up a new random passphrase to generate an account id number?

No. But u can use the same.

Has it been determined that because people used an online sha calculator that these original passphrases are insecure?

No idea.

[Come-from-Beyond]

Since http://88.198.210.245:7875/ cannot be reached at this time, Can I use the old client (Nxt.zip) to generate the account id? Will the id be same compared to the version you are running on your node? (I assume the secret phraze is converted to a number only hash).

Old client can be used for that. Sometimes my node crashes with not enough memory error, seems 256 Mb is not enough.

[2Kool4Skewl]

Come-from-beyond, can you upload the client to GitHub?  I can't get mega to work with my browser and it needs to be hosted on github anyway.

Try http://88.198.210.245/Nxt.zip

This is the old version of the client.  Can you upload the newer version that Pouncer is using?

[Come-from-Beyond]

Come-from-beyond, can you upload the client to GitHub?  I can't get mega to work with my browser and it needs to be hosted on github anyway.

Try http://88.198.210.245/Nxt.zip

This is the old version of the client.  Can you upload the newer version that Pouncer is using?

Try again. Should be a new one.

[bybitcoin]

Come-from-beyond, can you upload the client to GitHub?  I can't get mega to work with my browser and it needs to be hosted on github anyway.

Try http://88.198.210.245/Nxt.zip

This is the old version of the client.  Can you upload the newer version that Pouncer is using?

Try again. Should be a new one.

May I ask you to explain a step by step process to run the java client? I am not familiar with the command line java operations.

[2Kool4Skewl]

Come-from-beyond, can you upload the client to GitHub?  I can't get mega to work with my browser and it needs to be hosted on github anyway.

Try http://88.198.210.245/Nxt.zip

This is the old version of the client.  Can you upload the newer version that Pouncer is using?

Try again. Should be a new one.

Thanks.  Now I'm getting the following exception and it doesn't start.

'java.io.InvalidClassException: Nxt$Transaction; incompatible types for field deadline'

I'm using OpenJDK-7.

[Come-from-Beyond]

Thanks.  Now I'm getting the following exception and it doesn't start.

'java.io.InvalidClassException: Nxt$Transaction; incompatible types for field deadline'

I'm using OpenJDK-7.

Delete all *.nxt files and run again.

[2Kool4Skewl]

Come-from-beyond, can you upload the client to GitHub?  I can't get mega to work with my browser and it needs to be hosted on github anyway.

Try http://88.198.210.245/Nxt.zip

This is the old version of the client.  Can you upload the newer version that Pouncer is using?

Try again. Should be a new one.

May I ask you to explain a step by step process to run the java client? I am not familiar with the command line java operations.

You need to install java.  On Ubuntu/Debian, run 'sudo aptitude install openjdk-7-jdk'.
Then go to the directory of Nxt.zip and run 'java -cp Nxt.zip Nxt'.

[bybitcoin]

I am using Windows, but still hard to find the way to run it