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[thelonecrouton]

Too much 54.XX.XX.XX, some variety please, use something else than Amazon to host your masternodes.

Soon as someone writes instructions for something else!

Actually it wasn't too bad. Hopefully have another three up soon, want to see if the first goes down in flames first... 

[fearcoka]

Its crazy the amount of shit coins that have less than 1 btc volume per day. Only like top 20 are traded. Seems like there are a lot less people trading now days :S

[thelonecrouton]

Its crazy the amount of shit coins that have less than 1 btc volume per day. Only like top 20 are traded. Seems like there are a lot less people trading now days :S

Also a lot less people mining, lots of "hardly used" GPUs for sale. 

[fearcoka]

Its crazy the amount of shit coins that have less than 1 btc volume per day. Only like top 20 are traded. Seems like there are a lot less people trading now days :S

Also a lot less people mining, lots of "hardly used" GPUs for sale. 

How come though? I guess the popularity of crypto is just like its chart. Were on a dump right now lol

[HiddenDark]

Just updated my Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Darkcoin with screenshots from the new website.

http://darkcoinguide.us/

[thelonecrouton]

Right now "darkcoind masternode list" shows me 50 entries. 5 of them on port 0.

http://drk.poolhash.org/darksend.html lists 45... 

[BitcoinFX]

Just updated my Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Darkcoin with screenshots from the new website.

http://darkcoinguide.us/

Good job! A very useful Darkcoin guide.

I'll put a link up from the cloud mining guide on my darkproxy.net website in the next day or so.

See: http://www.darkproxy.net/darkcoin-cpu-cloud-mining-guide.php  or  https://ssl.darkproxy.net/darkcoin-cpu-cloud-mining-guide.php

[thelonecrouton]

Just updated my Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Darkcoin with screenshots from the new website.

http://darkcoinguide.us/

Good work! 

[thelonecrouton]

See: http://www.darkproxy.net/darkcoin-cpu-cloud-mining-guide.php  or  https://ssl.darkproxy.net/darkcoin-cpu-cloud-mining-guide.php

Will give this a go tomorrow, thanks.

[BitcoinFX]

See: http://www.darkproxy.net/darkcoin-cpu-cloud-mining-guide.php  or  https://ssl.darkproxy.net/darkcoin-cpu-cloud-mining-guide.php

Will give this a go tomorrow, thanks.

Your welcome!

Most folks here should also be able to get the $200 Windows Azure 'free trial' offer.

You can mine on 2 x 8-core servers for a week or so until all your trial credit is used up. 

Here's a youtube guide someone posted for quark: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg0XOverro0

[Enzwell]

Is Mannie still doing the new web site? (Good job!)
Shouldn't the DARKCOIN text be in the "logo font"?

(I'd move up the logo in the upper left a bit, it's feels a little 'off' sitting that low.)

Here's a hi-res png of the logo-font (in white):
http://burningpixel.com/Transfer/DC/DCFont_WhtHi1.png

[TanteStefana]

https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/
Minimum Cashout: 10 DRK

WTF!?! 

feeleep said he did that in hopes it would force people to get in there and set up their payout.  He doesn't want people storing their coins on his system because he doesn't want to be responsible for it.  Is it stuck so you can not set it to pay out in smaller amounts?  Or is it obviously advertised so you take care of your payouts and it works?  I can't see

[TanteStefana]

Look at his thread  : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=594907

I'm quite sure that's got to be a joke post, LOL.  BTW love your picture!

[TanteStefana]

TIL:

Purpose:
Port 0 is officially a reserved port in TCP/IP networking, meaning that it should not be used for any TCP or UDP network communications. However, port 0 sometimes takes on a special meaning in network programming, particularly Unix socket programming. In that environment, port 0 is a programming technique for specifying system-allocated (dynamic) ports.

Description:
Configuring a new socket connection requires assigning a TCP or UDP port number. Instead of hard-coding a particular port number, or writing code that searches for an available port on the local system, network programmers can instead specify port 0 as a connection parameter. That triggers the operating system to automatically search for and return the next available port in the dynamic port number range.

Unix, Windows and other operating systems vary slightly in their handling of port 0.

http://compnetworking.about.com/od/tcpip/p/port-numbers-0.htm

edited my post above:

darkcoind both machines version 100603, getinfo on the local box lists me as BOTH port 9999 and 0 but getinfo on server only lists IP:9999

Whether that has anything to do with what you posted, I'll take your word for it!  

Just noticed getinfo on the server shows balance zero, I assume this is fine, I've rm'd the wallet.dat with the 1000DRK in it serverside, it's generated a new empty wallet on darkcoind start.

edit #26: Just also realised I've had to do no port forwarding or other shennanigans on my home router for this to (I think) work.

When I do "getinfo"  I don't get the port number at all.  Should it be showing up here?  Maybe that's my problem when trying to set up my remote wallet?


{
    "version" : 100603,
    "protocolversion" : 70014,
    "walletversion" : 60000,
    "balance" : 1000.00000000,
    "blocks" : 64094,
    "timeoffset" : 0,
    "connections" : 26,
    "proxy" : "",
    "difficulty" : 1036.08848953,
    "testnet" : false,
    "keypoololdest" : 1398060356,
    "keypoolsize" : 100,
    "paytxfee" : 0.00000000,
    "mininput" : 0.00001000,
    "unlocked_until" : 0,
    "errors" : ""

[Kmonk]

Honestly, with the difficulty as high as it is, unless you have 100mh+, I'd join a pool.

I ran with pool for a short time, was clocking about 1.2mh, but still want to try solo with a stand alone!

I downloaded the a couple from the OP, just don't have a clue how to set up miner n conf file?

[Moloch]

how long does it normally take for the other nodes to be updated with listing your node. My local machine lists the remote node ip after starting it, but when i check the list on the remote machine it does not show in the list. Does it take a while?

edit: for the guys who are getting a 0 at the end, when specifying the ip address with the masternodeaddr command. try putting a   :9999   at teh end.

[Kai Proctor]

Honestly, with the difficulty as high as it is, unless you have 100mh+, I'd join a pool.

I ran with pool for a short time, was clocking about 1.2mh, but still want to try solo with a stand alone!

I downloaded the a couple from the OP, just don't have a clue how to set up miner n conf file?

http://www.reddit.com/r/DRKCoin/comments/22w5ft/solo_mining_help/

[drkman]

Honestly, with the difficulty as high as it is, unless you have 100mh+, I'd join a pool.

I ran with pool for a short time, was clocking about 1.2mh, but still want to try solo with a stand alone!
I downloaded the a couple from the OP, just don't have a clue how to set up miner n conf file?

http://www.reddit.com/r/DRKCoin/comments/22w5ft/solo_mining_help/

I you want to mine for a couple months without finding a block then by all means go solo.  But if you want to actually get some coins for your hardwork then you need to stay on a pool.
The time to mine solo is when difficulty is less than 20.  Darkcoin's difficulty just crossed 2000.  But if you are hell bent on mining solo, by all means........

[TanteStefana]

how long does it normally take for the other nodes to be updated with listing your node. My local machine lists the remote node ip after starting it, but when i check the list on the remote machine it does not show in the list. Does it take a while?

edit: for the guys who are getting a 0 at the end, when specifying the ip address with the masternodeaddr command. try putting a   :9999   at teh end.

Ok, I'll try that!  Thanks!

[Kai Proctor]

Honestly, with the difficulty as high as it is, unless you have 100mh+, I'd join a pool.

I ran with pool for a short time, was clocking about 1.2mh, but still want to try solo with a stand alone!
I downloaded the a couple from the OP, just don't have a clue how to set up miner n conf file?

http://www.reddit.com/r/DRKCoin/comments/22w5ft/solo_mining_help/

I you want to mine for a couple months without finding a block then by all means go solo.  But if you want to actually get some coins for your hardwork then you need to stay on a pool.
The time to mine solo is when difficulty is less than 20.  Darkcoin's difficulty just crossed 2000.  But if you are hell bent on mining solo, by all means........

You are right, but if he wants to try ... I can imagine that it's frustrating to read "don't waste your time" instead of a real answer.