[ANN][HUC] Huntercoin - Worlds First Decentralized Game/World on the Blockchain

[domob]

I've updated http://chain.huntercoin.org/ again with today's chain state.

[origin12]

this coin was simple the best....so bad.i just exchanged all my hucs

This is the time to hold these coins.

Hoe much do you think they will go up by in the future?

[PatMan]

Hoe much do you think they will go up by in the future?

Bazzillions!!     (If I can ever sync my wallet again......)

[snailbrain]

still awaiting F2pool to confirm they have updated to 1.1.01 -

Polo exchange frozen and i believe crypsty are waiting for confirmation also.

[BayAreaCoins]

still awaiting F2pool to confirm they have updated to 1.1.01 -

Polo exchange frozen and i believe crypsty are waiting for confirmation also

Wallet guys on Cryptsy have been notified.

[CoinsLookingUp]

Mithril, that looks like a lot of major improvements. HUC should do quite well once the little bugs are fixed. It is one of the coolest coins and market cap is under 10k right now.

[PatMan]

Hi guys, need a little help here. Since updating the wallet to the latest version I've been unable to start the wallet, getting this error:

Code:

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EXCEPTION: 11DbException
Dbc::get: Invalid argument
huntercoin in AppInit()

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DbException'
  what():  Dbc::get: Invalid argument

I'm running Xubuntu 64bit & have 8 other wallets on this machine - all compiled from git without issue (including NMC). I get this error weather I'm using the new blockchain from http://chain.hutnercoin.org or with an empty data directory apart from the conf & wallet.dat files. I've not changed a thing since compiling the last huntercoin daemon & I get zero errors when compiling.

Are there any pre-compiled Linux binaries available for me to try anywhere?  I'm stumped 

[MithrilMan]

same here

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EXCEPTION: 11DbException      
Db::open: Invalid argument      
C:\Huntercoin\huntercoind.exe in AppInit()  

update:
in debug.log, last line before the error was Loading wallet... so i think it depend on the wallet, could be a compromised wallet, now i'll try with a rescan

update2:
impossible to issue -rescan because the error is during the wallet load, so before the daemon has a chance to try rescan
i think the only way is to export all keys from a wallet to another, anyone know a fast way to do that?

[PatMan]

same here

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EXCEPTION: 11DbException       
Db::open: Invalid argument       
C:\Huntercoin\huntercoind.exe in AppInit() 

update:
in debug.log, last line before the error was Loading wallet... so i think it depend on the wallet, could be a compromised wallet, now i'll try with a rescan

update2:
impossible to issue -rescan because the error is during the wallet load, so before the daemon has a chance to try rescan
i think the only way is to export all keys from a wallet to another, anyone know a fast way to do that?

Yeah, I also tried the reindex & rescan options on both the new & old blockchain with the same result. Thanks for clarifying MithrilMan - I thought it was just me......

[snailbrain]

I assume all tried without a wallet? (to confirm it's something to do with wallet/new version.

i'm using different wallets and working on ubuntu and win7-64.. although no tx's in ubuntu wallet

any backup wallets to try?
tried using old version again?

did you remove all other files, and database directory etc (i found this can sometimes cause issues).

[PatMan]

I assume all tried without a wallet? (to confirm it's something to do with wallet/new version.

i'm using different wallets and working on ubuntu and win7-64.. although no tx's in ubuntu wallet

any backup wallets to try?
tried using old version again?

did you remove all other files, and database directory etc (i found this can sometimes cause issues).

Yeah, I even removed everything apart from the huntercoin.conf & wallet.dat files & still got the same error. If I can find a link to the previous wallet version on git I'll try that again.....

[MithrilMan]

Yeah, I even removed everything apart from the huntercoin.conf & wallet.dat files & still got the same error. If I can find a link to the previous wallet version on git I'll try that again.....

try removing wallet.dat, it will generate an empty one, if it works, then it's the wallet that's compromised (and this is what i think the problem is)

i'm trying to implement a C# utility to read wallet.dat keys and import them in a new wallet

[PatMan]

Yeah, I even removed everything apart from the huntercoin.conf & wallet.dat files & still got the same error. If I can find a link to the previous wallet version on git I'll try that again.....

try removing wallet.dat, it will generate an empty one, if it works, then it's the wallet that's compromised (and this is what i think the problem is)

i'm trying to implement a C# utility to read wallet.dat keys and import them in a new wallet

Yup, tried that too - same result.

[MithrilMan]

Yeah, I even removed everything apart from the huntercoin.conf & wallet.dat files & still got the same error. If I can find a link to the previous wallet version on git I'll try that again.....

try removing wallet.dat, it will generate an empty one, if it works, then it's the wallet that's compromised (and this is what i think the problem is)

i'm trying to implement a C# utility to read wallet.dat keys and import them in a new wallet

Yup, tried that too - same result.

I succeeded at fixing my wallet
I've done a C# utility that parse the wallet.dat using the barkeley provider and applying correct alghoritm to read the private key, then once i've read all the private key from the corrupted wallet, i've used them to call "importprivkey" RPC command (with false as 3rd parameter to prevent a rescan every key added) over an active huntercoind.exe instance that was using an empty wallet
at this point all my addresses were on the new wallet so i just launched again the daemon with the -rescan option and after a long time (it had to do the whole blockchain scan for every address i imported, and were a lot) it ended up with a fixed wallet!

[PatMan]

Still didn't get mine running on Xubuntu 64bit yet......

However, I did get it working on a winblows machine: I transferred the newly downloaded blockchain & the wallet.dat from my Linux rig to the PC to find that it works perfectly - so I now know that the blockchain & wallet.dat isn't corrupted, which leaves the Linux daemon as the culprit for my problems. Looks like something has changed on my Xubuntu setup since compiling the last Huntercoin daemon that is causing the problem - but I don't recall making any changes at all......

Is there a link to a pre-compiled Linux daemon anywhere?

Peace 

[domob]

Still didn't get mine running on Xubuntu 64bit yet......

However, I did get it working on a winblows machine: I transferred the newly downloaded blockchain & the wallet.dat from my Linux rig to the PC to find that it works perfectly - so I now know that the blockchain & wallet.dat isn't corrupted, which leaves the Linux daemon as the culprit for my problems. Looks like something has changed on my Xubuntu setup since compiling the last Huntercoin daemon that is causing the problem - but I don't recall making any changes at all......

Is there a link to a pre-compiled Linux daemon anywhere?

Peace 

Maybe it is related to the system BDB version.  However, I'd only expect problems if it was downgraded - which, presumably, did not happen.  Upgrades through the system update (or something else) should be fine.

[PatMan]

Still didn't get mine running on Xubuntu 64bit yet......

However, I did get it working on a winblows machine: I transferred the newly downloaded blockchain & the wallet.dat from my Linux rig to the PC to find that it works perfectly - so I now know that the blockchain & wallet.dat isn't corrupted, which leaves the Linux daemon as the culprit for my problems. Looks like something has changed on my Xubuntu setup since compiling the last Huntercoin daemon that is causing the problem - but I don't recall making any changes at all......

Is there a link to a pre-compiled Linux daemon anywhere?

Peace 

Maybe it is related to the system BDB version.  However, I'd only expect problems if it was downgraded - which, presumably, did not happen.  Upgrades through the system update (or something else) should be fine.

Doesn't HUC use the same BDB as NMC? I've compiled & updated NMC wallets on the same machine no problem - currently running NMC v3.80

[domob]

Still didn't get mine running on Xubuntu 64bit yet......

However, I did get it working on a winblows machine: I transferred the newly downloaded blockchain & the wallet.dat from my Linux rig to the PC to find that it works perfectly - so I now know that the blockchain & wallet.dat isn't corrupted, which leaves the Linux daemon as the culprit for my problems. Looks like something has changed on my Xubuntu setup since compiling the last Huntercoin daemon that is causing the problem - but I don't recall making any changes at all......

Is there a link to a pre-compiled Linux daemon anywhere?

Peace 

Maybe it is related to the system BDB version.  However, I'd only expect problems if it was downgraded - which, presumably, did not happen.  Upgrades through the system update (or something else) should be fine.

Doesn't HUC use the same BDB as NMC? I've compiled & updated NMC wallets on the same machine no problem - currently running NMC v3.80

Yes.  If NMC works for you, than it should with HUC as well.  (Unless there's something weird happening, like your NMC wallet was created when your system still had the older version of BDB and is thus compatible, and the HUC wallet was created with a newer version ... but all of that seems not really plausible.)

[PatMan]

Still didn't get mine running on Xubuntu 64bit yet......

However, I did get it working on a winblows machine: I transferred the newly downloaded blockchain & the wallet.dat from my Linux rig to the PC to find that it works perfectly - so I now know that the blockchain & wallet.dat isn't corrupted, which leaves the Linux daemon as the culprit for my problems. Looks like something has changed on my Xubuntu setup since compiling the last Huntercoin daemon that is causing the problem - but I don't recall making any changes at all......

Is there a link to a pre-compiled Linux daemon anywhere?

Peace 

Maybe it is related to the system BDB version.  However, I'd only expect problems if it was downgraded - which, presumably, did not happen.  Upgrades through the system update (or something else) should be fine.

Doesn't HUC use the same BDB as NMC? I've compiled & updated NMC wallets on the same machine no problem - currently running NMC v3.80

Yes.  If NMC works for you, than it should with HUC as well.  (Unless there's something weird happening, like your NMC wallet was created when your system still had the older version of BDB and is thus compatible, and the HUC wallet was created with a newer version ... but all of that seems not really plausible.)

Right, that's what I thought. Everything has been fine until this latest update - I've had to remove HUC from my node until I can get a pre-compiled binary to try......anyone?

[PatMan]

I've had to remove HUC from my node until I can get a pre-compiled binary to try......anyone?

Or has nobody else been able to compile it on Xubuntu 14.04 64bit either?......