illodin
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October 23, 2014, 08:16:28 AM |
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I've had a masternode up for 48hrs and not had a payment yet. Not sure if this is normal or not. Can anyone tell me if I should have had one yet?
How many confirmations you have for the 1000 DRK? 1128, but it shows in the transactions list as address (n/a) and amount 0.00. Is that normal? Find your MN here: https://drk.mn/masternodes.htmlAre port check and status ok for your MN?
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tedtheodorelogan
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October 23, 2014, 08:19:40 AM |
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They seem to be. Both are green. Port says open while status says Active (100%).
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stealth923
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October 23, 2014, 08:31:57 AM |
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Fantastic, I'll be rolling my sleeves up for that one... Phwaaarrrrr already thats insane - im def in for this testing
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OnetyOne
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October 23, 2014, 08:35:28 AM |
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Fantastic, I'll be rolling my sleeves up for that one... I'll buy some more then since the price is still lowish
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illodin
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October 23, 2014, 08:37:14 AM |
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They seem to be. Both are green. Port says open while status says Active (100%). It takes number_of_masternodes confirmations before you can receive rewards, and you have enough confirmations by now, so all you have to do is sit tight and wait. My masternodes have received their last payment in 40, 43, 58, 6, 8, 6, 28, 130 hours. According to drk.mn their statuses are: 40 hours - Partially Unlisted (92%) 43 hours - Active (100%) 58 hours - NOT FOUND 6 hours - Active (100%) 8 hours - Active (100%) 6 hours - NOT FOUND 28 hours - Partially Unlisted (92%) 130 hours - NOT FOUND Dunno what to think, probably have to restart at least the one that hasn't received a payment in 130 hours.
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tedtheodorelogan
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October 23, 2014, 08:48:43 AM |
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They seem to be. Both are green. Port says open while status says Active (100%). It takes number_of_masternodes confirmations before you can receive rewards, and you have enough confirmations by now, so all you have to do is sit tight and wait. My masternodes have received their last payment in 40, 43, 58, 6, 8, 6, 28, 130 hours. According to drk.mn their statuses are: 40 hours - Partially Unlisted (92%) 43 hours - Active (100%) 58 hours - NOT FOUND 6 hours - Active (100%) 8 hours - Active (100%) 6 hours - NOT FOUND 28 hours - Partially Unlisted (92%) 130 hours - NOT FOUND Dunno what to think, probably have to restart at least the one that hasn't received a payment in 130 hours. I will hold on and keep checking then. Thanks for the info!
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reflexmk
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October 23, 2014, 09:10:20 AM |
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What was the chaeplins site where you can see the votes for MN payment?
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splawik21
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October 23, 2014, 10:28:50 AM |
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What was the chaeplins site where you can see the votes for MN payment?
This? http://drk.poolhash.org/masternode.html
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splawik21
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October 23, 2014, 10:35:42 AM |
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1,137152777777778 day till 25% MNs fee and the price is rising...
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October 23, 2014, 10:36:40 AM |
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if i want to set up 2 masternodes do i need 2 different wallets with 1000 dark on each of them?or do i need to create different adresses on the same wallet and then send to the adresses 1000 dark???
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splawik21
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October 23, 2014, 10:41:21 AM |
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if i want to set up 2 masternodes do i need 2 different wallets with 1000 dark on each of them?or do i need to create different adresses on the same wallet and then send to the adresses 1000 dark??? till now it is better and recomended having one wallet for 1000 coins.... in near future there will be improved multi-local-wallet-start-many solution
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camosoul
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October 23, 2014, 11:12:38 AM Last edit: October 23, 2014, 11:26:54 AM by camosoul |
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WARNING, [RANT] - If you don't fucking like it, don't fucking read it.
The masternode's darkcoin.conf says masternode=0. Really? The darkcoin.conf file on the machine that is NOT the masternode, says masternode=1. Really? Really? The opposite of what sanity would dictate?
I'm thinking there is an unspoken, undocumented switch-a-roo going on here... None of the guides say one word about it... But, maybe, just maybe... We're using a shared key to spoof the network deliberately? Declaring the 1000DRK local wallet to be "the masternode" when it very clearly is not, but sharing the key to the actual masternode, creating a spoof that declares the local wallet to be represented on the masternode list declaration?
Would be nice if it was mentioned just one time, somewhere, in all of these "guides." Instead of forcing me to deduce it from the complete lack of mentioning the one most important thing that any guide should have said. Hell, just say that one thing and the rest just falls into place with common-sense. One sentence. One fucking sentence... The one and only sentence that matters, and nobody will speak it... Are you fucking kidding me? All of these guides could be completely erased and replaced with that one fucking sentence! Maybe it's been said out there somewhere, but I couldn't find it in all the noise and chaos.
I don't have the time or energy to sort out the few tidbits of random/rare useful information from the mountains of irrelevant blah blah blah... Seriously, why abuse me like this? I've got shit to do... Did I kick you all in the crotch for 5 days just cuz I thought it would be funny? That's what it's like reading these guides... Mentally violent. I wouldn't even do this shit to someone I hate... Some of you should be locked up for writing this crap...
Pages and pages of how to use ssh keys, putty, aws, iptables... Holy fuck, why are we even talking about all this completely irrelevant bullshit?!?! I'll set up my server any damn way I please, don't pretend to instruct me on what you clearly don't understand yourself! What the fuck has any of that to do with darkcoind? NOT A FUCKING THING! Why is it even fucking there?
It is very hard to make me angry or raise my blood pressure. It has to be, I have really cool guns and the know-how to make things far more destructive. I can count on one hand the times in my life that I have been so violated and brutalized. It's like you've gone out of your way to be vicious and hurtful to my brain in every way possible. I have a desire to commit violence against those who have done so much harm to me. Not a gun violence. That's really not violence at all. Pint, click, done. No satisfaction at all. I want bare-hands, ripping flesh, smearing guts all over my naked body kind of violence... I want to give back to others in the physical, what they have given to me in the intellectual... I want to give back what has been given to me... I want to make someone feel the pain that has been inflicted on me... I'm just supposed to smile and take this abuse? Fucking inhuman... Is everyone on a quest to be their own twisted version of hitler or something? This is why my best only friends are trees; trees aren't anywhere near as sadistic as the so-called "normal people" who do this sick shit... Fucking hell, and you wonder how there can be so much tragedy in the world? Really? You don't know? Get me away from these horrible humans, holy shit! I fucking hate people, God damned evil motherfuckers! And they have the fucking audacity to call it "being normal!"
[/rant] [/steam]
OK, I feel a little better...
I'd really like to see some competent (a.k.a. written by someone who actually has a clue how it works, like, say, the guy who actually wrote the code for it? I know, I'm out of my mind, right?) documentation on the 0.10.16.0/1 start-many command and the mystical masternode.conf file for which no one has yet revealed the syntax... Please, don't make me read another fucking "guide." [shudder] Just document the shit like it should be so I can skip all that horrible, abusive chaos...
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October 23, 2014, 11:55:34 AM Last edit: October 23, 2014, 12:07:13 PM by georgem |
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ROAARRRR!
I am in the same position you are. Before I set up any masternode I want to 100% understand what the code does. I am a programmer, I am refreshing my C, C++ skills these days and am looking into the darkcoin code to understand what exactly is happening. Maybe you should do the same? If there ever was a good reason to learn how to read C, C++ code... this is it! I don't even mean that you have to code like evan, just being able to understand what the code does helps a lot to answer all those "undocumented" things. And with tools like github you have a fantastic way of highlighting what the last adjustment evan made was... https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin/commit/45f329815a787cb852479bafe98d4a4507ba1ac8if(mn.now < sigTime){ //take the newest entry LogPrintf("dsee - Got updated entry for %s\n", addr.ToString().c_str()); mn.pubkey2 = pubkey2; mn.now = sigTime; mn.sig = vchSig; } mn.now < sigTime, don't you understand man, DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND? lol YOU CAN DO IT!
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camosoul
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October 23, 2014, 12:10:31 PM |
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ROAARRRR!
I am in the same position you are. Before I set up any masternode I want to 100% understand what the code does. I am a programmer, I am refreshing my C, C++ skills these days and am looking into the darkcoin code to understand what exactly is happening. Maybe you should do the same? If there ever was a good reason to learn how to read C, C++ code... this is it! I don't even mean that you have to code like evan, just being able to understand what the code does helps a lot to answer all those "undocumented" things. And with tools like github you have a fantastic way of highlighting what the last adjustment evan made was... https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin/commit/45f329815a787cb852479bafe98d4a4507ba1ac8if(mn.now < sigTime){ //take the newest entry LogPrintf("dsee - Got updated entry for %s\n", addr.ToString().c_str()); mn.pubkey2 = pubkey2; mn.now = sigTime; mn.sig = vchSig; } mn.now < sigTime, don't you understand man, DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND? lol YOU CAN DO IT!Lols, of course I can do it, that's what I did back in the beginning. But, I don't have the mental and temporal resources to dedicate to it right now. I can parallel process only so many things, and this is not a priority. I don't have the time to sift all this BS for the tidbits I need. Actual documentation without the 98% useless gibberish that has nothing at all to do with the task at hand... There is still not even one word about how the 0.10.16.0/1 start-many is to be done... I could probably fumble my way to it with testnet experimentation, but I've got shit to do...
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georgem
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October 23, 2014, 12:12:54 PM |
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I was that guy once!
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camosoul
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October 23, 2014, 12:19:06 PM Last edit: October 23, 2014, 12:40:53 PM by camosoul |
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Come on Camo, aunty Tante will make you nice warm milky bocca
You can't expect fat stacks to throw their DRKs at something that has absolutely zero documentation... Tante's and Mangled's are what I managed to pull some useful information from. Everything else I saw was just plain abusive. Propulsion's commentary on Mangled's guide was most helpful. "Why the hell are we lsing and cding all over the place for no reason?" You want more masternodes, write some docs... I've sorted enough I could do it, but I'm not going to out of simple protest of the fact that this has been absolutely fucking ridiculous. Also: WARNING, [RANT] - If you don't fucking like it, don't fucking read it.
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reflexmk
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October 23, 2014, 12:44:15 PM |
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Nope, that document or what it was, that counts how many votes a MN has.
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georgem
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October 23, 2014, 12:45:57 PM Last edit: October 23, 2014, 12:56:57 PM by georgem |
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Come on Camo, aunty Tante will make you nice warm milky bocca
You can't expect fat stacks to throw their DRKs at something that has absolutely zero documentation... Tante's and Mangled's are what I managed to pull some useful information from. Everything else I saw was just plain abusive. Propulsion's commentary on Mangled's guide was most helpful. "Why the hell are we lsing and cding all over the place for no reason?" You want more masternodes, write some docs... I've sorted enough I could do it, but I'm not going to out of simple protest of the fact that this has been absolutely fucking ridiculous. Also: WARNING, [RANT] - If you don't fucking like it, don't fucking read it.
So what was the exact version again when evan introduced start-many? "start-many" happens in the src/rpcdarksend.cpp, Line 198: if (strCommand == "start-many") { std::ifstream infile("masternode.conf");
std::string line; int total = 0; int successful = 0; int fail = 0; while (std::getline(infile, line)) { std::istringstream iss(line); std::string a, b; if (!(iss >> a >> b)) { break; } // error
total++; if(darkSendPool.RegisterAsMasterNodeRemoteOnly(a, b)){ successful++; } else { fail++; } } printf(" Successfully started %d masternodes, failed to start %d, total %d\n", successful, fail, total); return "";
} RegisterAsMasterNodeRemoteOnly Function is in darkcsend.cpp on line 1039.
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illodin
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October 23, 2014, 01:00:35 PM |
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The masternode's darkcoin.conf says masternode=0. Really? The darkcoin.conf file on the machine that is NOT the masternode, says masternode=1. Really? Really? The opposite of what sanity would dictate?
wut.. it should say masternode=1 on both wallets (local with 1000 DRK, and remote wallet running on the actual server with 0 DRK) for it to work.
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October 23, 2014, 01:07:01 PM Last edit: October 23, 2014, 01:20:50 PM by RenegadeMan |
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WARNING, [RANT] - If you don't fucking like it, don't fucking read it.
Well I had to read it to assess whether I liked it or not. And now that I've ingested such a toxic venomous spew session by a very very very unhappy and sad little fellow let me just say this: I followed Tao's guide (get it here https://darkcointalk.org/threads/taos-masternode-setup-guide-for-dummies.2680/#post-25672) and found it to be relatively straight forward. I had a masternode setup within a short time and I've since followed his guide a few times to upgrade darkcoind too. All without too much difficulty. I'm not sure what you're expecting. There are steps you need to follow and tools (like PuTTY) you need to use. It's not terribly difficult but does require some patience and willingness to work through each step. If you are so special that you know how to write up some sort of mythological "compressed-down-to-a-few-key-sentences" wonder guide that's a quantum leap over and above those that have been written, then instead of carrying on like the toddlers chucking massive tantrums georgem's so aptly posted, why don't you put something together and grace us with your extraordinary insight and advanced communication capabilities? In the meantime though, you've basically vomited all over the good work Tao, Tante and others have done and carried on like the grand poobah of fucktards whose seemingly only purpose in life is to put shit on EVERYONE. You're an intelligent guy Camo but geez you're a fuckwit too.
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