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[minusbalancer]

iNxt new version online:

-You can forge using an online wallet(use it at your own risk)

Nice, will give it a try.
Does it mean your app opens my account on "some" site and that site "forges" for me?
Or the blocks are created on my phone?

It sends the passphrase to a NRS and your account is forging there.

Okay, but where is that NRS and who does control it?

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[Pouncer]

Release 0.7.2

http://download.nxtcrypto.org/nxt-client-0.7.2.zip

sha256: e8788f9cb5a7eef825526767ea39318f3aa58374d749f86b8e893c612be5937b

Running on less than 300M with Ondroid. Thanks!

[Jean-Luc]

If the slow blockchain scan was the only issue with the database version, now that this is fixed the days of the 0.6 branch are limited. Everyone should try the 0.7 branch and report bugs, if nothing serious the next release will be 0.7 only.

[TwinWinNerD]

congratulations to Austria!!!

  Downhill Gold Medal  

thank you.

[newcn]

I'm running 0.7.1,
it's good as far as I can see

[rriky92]

iNxt new version online:

-It takes the price from BTER,DGEX & Vircurex
-Charts from nextcoin.pw
-Check the balance of an account and the value of your balance in $
-Check transaction
-Alias<>account
-You can forge using an online wallet(use it at your own risk)

Changelog 1.0.5:
-Bug fixing (iOS 6 crash on startup)
-Added BTER and Vircurex
-New Function: Forging !!
-Now balance will also be converted to USD

Screenshot:






Download from AppStore: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/inxt/id802351888?l=it&ls=1&mt=8

Is the forging feature done with a SSL transmition?

Not yet this is why i warn the user, Apple doesnt allow https with untrested server (like the warn Message when opening NRS, but landomata is working on this so i can make a https connection)


I will also release source code

[pinarello]

0.7.2 runs fine here.

[rriky92]

iNxt new version online:

-You can forge using an online wallet(use it at your own risk)

Nice, will give it a try.
Does it mean your app opens my account on "some" site and that site "forges" for me?
Or the blocks are created on my phone?

Open the account in wallet.nxtarea.com for now, in the future i will use SSL so test it with a testing account

[nxtsky]

I just made a statistic about nxt balance distribution.
the current percentage of top100/top500/top1000/top2000 acounts are 82.7%、96.6%、98.9%、99.7%, respectivey.

Is the price really can go up?

[Passion_ltc]

iNxt new version online:

-You can forge using an online wallet(use it at your own risk)

Nice, will give it a try.
Does it mean your app opens my account on "some" site and that site "forges" for me?
Or the blocks are created on my phone?

Open the account in wallet.nxtarea.com for now, in the future i will use SSL so test it with a testing account

Currently updating to 0.7.2

Edit: Finished.

[gimre]

Release 0.7.2

Change log:
Improved performance of blockchain scan.

TY, much better now:

Code:

[2014-02-09 07:12:47.389] Scanning blockchain...
[2014-02-09 07:14:56.520] ...Done

[allwelder]

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

Release 0.7.2

http://download.nxtcrypto.org/nxt-client-0.7.2.zip

sha256: e8788f9cb5a7eef825526767ea39318f3aa58374d749f86b8e893c612be5937b

0.7.2 really works well for me

[allwelder]

I just made a statistic about nxt balance distribution.
the current percentage of top100/top500/top1000/top2000 acounts are 82.7%、96.6%、98.9%、99.7%, respectivey,
the variation curves is as follow:

great

[BitcoinForumator]

I've seen a couple of forging pools throughout this thread and noticed a possibitly of forging only by giving "forging rights" without giving the NXTs.

Has anyone one of you tried this and which pool did you use?

[TwinWinNerD]

I've seen a couple of forging pools throughout this thread and noticed a possibitly of forging only by giving "forging rights" without giving the NXTs.

Has anyone one of you tried this and which pool did you use?

I am pretty sure that possibility was only discussed, it is not possible yet

[gimre]

Also, could you look, at this message, not sure if you've seen it:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=345619.msg5002245#msg5002245

I don't understand this code so I cannot change it. It is up to CfB and BCNext to decide if and when this should be fixed.

Only crypto audit will tell if it's a bug or not. Right now there is another way to fix unverifable signatures in Crypto.sign(). We can't use BloodyRookie's fix without a formal proof that this won't break Curve25519 security. Actually, if the fix gets rid of unverifable signatures completely then we shouldn't use it. It's a normal situation that sometimes we have to recompute signatures generated with EC-KCDSA.

But you DO understand, that right now, when the code is refactored, one simply needs to replace Curve25519.class.

People that will do that will ONLY benefit, from doing so (no more "generated incorrect block" messages == profit).
And verify WILL work on such blocks...

[nxtsky]

I've seen a couple of forging pools throughout this thread and noticed a possibitly of forging only by giving "forging rights" without giving the NXTs.

Has anyone one of you tried this and which pool did you use?

If this feature was realized, it will be great, and also can resolve the "rich get more richer" problem.

[mkmen]

Release 0.7.2

After update to 0.7.2 I ended up now 3 times in a row on a fork with just one block in last 4 days and insane targets, I let it run for about an hour now and it does not seem to be able to recover from that.

[chinabreak123]

just 19b on dgex yesteday!

[gimre]

Release 0.7.2

After update to 0.7.2 I ended up now 3 times in a row on a fork with just one block in last 4 days and insane targets, I let it run for about an hour now and it does not seem to be able to recover from that.

once on a fork, you'll most likely stay there. (allowed reorganization is only 720 in depth IIRC)

Here is some list (from perrexplorer) of hosts running 0.7.[12]:

Code:

94.26.187.66
185.12.44.108
miasik.no-ip.org
162.243.210.154
80.86.92.70
162.243.239.225
88.198.142.92
95.24.24.160
54.199.174.76
217.26.18.6
114.245.250.10
54.199.199.253
222.128.150.108
76.92.202.69
111.14.106.229
178.27.11.74
46.19.137.116
46.28.111.249
178.85.215.231