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We need to make sure that if one of these fixes or combination of fixes works we put it together on a reddit page so we have somewhere to send people.
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April 13, 2014, 12:15:36 AM |
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In the last week I've mined a lot of coins but always... ALWAYS... I have the same... "UNCONFIRMED... GENERATED BUT NOT ACCEPTED"... why?
what I'm doing bad?... why I can't get a confirmed block from my stacked coins?
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wich version of the wallet do you have pal? v 1.8.0.0 And I have deleted all blocks and peers files and chainstate in order to download the updated files... I'm with this situation from more than a week and I don't know what to do... please... help... Thanks Yes... I've done this but I will try another time in order to make sure... I just threw entire folders in the trash when I did it, minus wallet.dat of course. I've done it... for fourth time and I'm downloading now the blocks... but I think this time will be as other times... I don't know what is happening but I'm pretty sure that this is not the problem... anyway... I'm trying your solution in order to discard things... Did you run "checkwallet" in debug window? If it reports any missing/extra coins, you can run "repairwallet" there. Redownloading the blockchain doesn't always sync wallet's cached information with the downloaded blockchain, your wallet might think it has some funds which it doesn't, and then generate stakes based on them. |
MINT: MdPQhsGufjm5AXYkHebbnF2A155xDqVfK7
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April 13, 2014, 12:35:47 AM |
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GA-990FXA-UD5, 1x 7970L, 2x S1, AX1200i, RIVBE, 2x R290x, NEX1500, BTC: 1G9cQix8bMgh35MQ9wY3Rb9yNSSCtnoRmK, DGC: DFo9FcKYsutv9Vx5c5xUzkrt7VJdECZWTM, LTC: LaAN33aktPGaimN5ALL9kjHjuJekfmKfTh
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-CryptoGuy-
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April 13, 2014, 02:43:56 AM
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Relatively speaking - 400k coins in this segment (dont take offense, we have very similar amounts!) is a drop in the bucket so the luck of things may have a lot to do with it. I had a streak of bad luck much like yours for just over a week of crap POS blocks not getting accepted, then when I was about to shoot my wallet - it dropped a massive accepted POS block. I'm not saying to cease all of your search for a "cure" - but I wouldn't exactly freak out at this point either. If you ran the check/repair wallet commands really there should be no resaon to go through a redownload of the blockchain numerous times. I dont think your going to magically fix things that way. I would think you would see other issues in the earlier mentioned debug console command, your wallet would be out of sync, having trouble sending/receiving, SOMETHING extra. Not just you can get a POS block to confirm. I realize its frustrating - but I really believe your going to be alright at some point. Do your best to either shut it down and forget about it for a week or two and then open her up and let it run for 24 hours to see what happens. Of course, I'm saying after you've tried the things you've seen mentioned here just so you dont drive yourself nuts with the "what ifs". Good luck - if I think of anything I"ll be sure to report back EDIT: On a side note - everyone seems to be ooing over the BC "rally". I dont understand why because if you normalize their coin supply and price with ours - if we were on the same "rally" we would be around 58-60 satoshis. Not exactly big money folks. So I really wouldn't fret over their face value for the moment! Power to the MintCoin!!!  |
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April 13, 2014, 02:56:08 AM |
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Ok guy's, let's rally our support for MintCoin by taking it to the streets!        Buy and get a chance to win a MintCoin branded mousepad or a Mintcoin branded cotton bag!   Product Details:Crew Neck Shirts (Men/Women) Brand: Keya Europe Sizes: S-3XL Colors (Men): Black, White, Navy Blue, Red, and Royal Blue (Women): Black, White V-Neck Shirts Brand: Fruit of the Loom: Belcoro Yarn Sizes: S-2XL Colors: Black, Navy Blue, White, and Heather Gray 100% Cotton, High Quality Digital Printing. View product colors.Prices include international shipping and tracking. Due to the lack of shipping options in Moolah's current storefront, we will return all extra shipping charges accumulated for orders of 2+ items.  Check us out! StoreFrontPS. I'm no designer, so if someone could submit to me great merchandise designs we can have it printed! |
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April 13, 2014, 03:23:59 AM |
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Ok guy's, let's rally our support for MintCoin by taking it to the streets! Buy and get a chance to win a MintCoin branded mousepad or a Mintcoin branded cotton bag! Product Details:Crew Neck Shirts (Men/Women) Brand: Keya Europe Sizes: S-3XL Colors (Men): Black, White, Navy Blue, Red, and Royal Blue (Women): Black, White V-Neck Shirts Brand: Fruit of the Loom: Belcoro Yarn Sizes: S-2XL Colors: Black, Navy Blue, White, and Heather Gray 100% Cotton, High Quality Digital Printing. View product colors.Prices include international shipping and tracking. Due to the lack of shipping options in Moolah's current storefront, we will return all extra shipping charges accumulated for orders of 2+ items. Check us out! StoreFrontPS. I'm no designer, so if someone could submit to me great merchandise designs we can have it printed! Nice! I will be ordering a shirt and I also need a new mousepad. |
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stormia
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April 13, 2014, 03:24:45 AM |
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Android wallet update: Hello everybody; I'm working on a Java MintCoin library and an Android wallet. For best security and long term development, I forked from latest bitcoinj last week. Converted it to Scrypt. Made it able to communicate with my local Mintcoin wallet over network. I just updated it to understand and accept PoS/PoW hybrid blocks, and I can announce you that it can sync with the blockchain from genesis block up to #239870, which is generated just minutes ago There are some missing features yet: - It can validate PoW block difficulties (calculation is a little different in PoW/PoS hybrids than pure PoW coins, PoS blocks affect calculations, and modifying bitcoinj library for this task really had some challenges) ; but it doesn't try to validate PoS block difficulties yet (this is a security issue and will be fixed before releasing) - It doesn't verify POW block rewards (due to the fact that I couldn't find a specific pseudorandom generator implementation that decides on randomized POW block rewards). I don't think this would be an issue as the main use case would be a Simple Payment Verification wallet, checkpoints will cover our security up to removal of PoW from MintCoin (though it will be nice to have the checks in place) - Minting: It's now almost clear that minting would be possible even in SPV wallet mode. I will annonuce details later. I have to figure out validating PoS blocks first. - UI: I'm just trying to get the pure library working properly now. Once the library is working, it'll be very easy to fork/make an Android App that uses it - Bloom filters: Here is a request for the community: Current Mintcoin wallet doesn't support Bloom filters. Bloom filters allow SPV clients download only the transactions they're interested in (instead of all transactions in blocks), reducing mobile users' data usage dramatically. Please put a bounty on it so that someone can merge it from bitcoin client. Android wallet will work without Bloom Filter support in the main client, but its data usage would be much more. This is great to hear! Thank you, paspi! |
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April 13, 2014, 04:59:26 AM |
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very nice shirts good job  theirs a professional business website called vistaprint you can upload your shirt designs + a lot more stuff and they will print and send them to you website - www.vistaprint.com |
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April 13, 2014, 06:15:31 AM |
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Since I updated the the 1.8 wallet, I keep randomly noticing that the wallet will go from fully sync'd to suddenly saying ~7800 blocks remaining. (or a similar number but it's always close to 8k when I notice it)
If I let it go it eventually syncs again but this can't be normal... anyone else experiencing this??
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April 13, 2014, 06:22:32 AM |
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Since I updated the the 1.8 wallet, I keep randomly noticing that the wallet will go from fully sync'd to suddenly saying ~7800 blocks remaining. (or a similar number but it's always close to 8k when I notice it)
If I let it go it eventually syncs again but this can't be normal... anyone else experiencing this??
recently spent a lot of time in the Clean Water Coin IRC chat room while testing their wallet for fixes. It sounds like you could have one of several possible problems. This helped me tremendously with issues I was having with the wallet. It was a temporary fix to bypass issues with bad code. BACK UP WALLET.DAT We are going to be re-naming your Mintcoin -qt.exe file 1. Close your wallet if it is open. 2.. Go to your MINTCOIN wallet folder and right click on "Mintcoin -qt.exe", and rename it to "Mintcoin -qt -salvagewallet -repairwallet -connect=0.exe" 3. Start Wallet and see if it helps. If not: 1. Your Mintcoin.conf file needs to be updated to all known GOOD nodes. If it has nodes (IP addresses) that are the wrong block height, your wallet will not be able to synch right. One thing I also noticed is that a lot of people aren't keeping their .conf file in the %appdata%\Mintcoin folder, and are instead keeping it in the wallet folder. Move it over to the %appdata%\Mintcoin folder if this is the case. These are my current .conf file settings, and my wallet just minted on time successfully yesterday, so they are working just fine. You can open your .conf file and see if your values are different. If they are, try pasting mine in and restarting wallet. testnet=0 listen=1 addnode=82.73.249.168 addnode=173.69.49.106 addnode=82.131.33.87 addnode=96.244.241.62 addnode=79.103.60.211 addnode=115.187.228.119 addnode=93.103.143.167 addnode=71.204.235.217 addnode=50.171.251.116 addnode=65.25.244.83 addnode=76.91.118.4 addnode=91.61.40.108 addnode=98.177.158.203 addnode=98.207.109.245 addnode=75.174.4.1 addnode=99.245.184.159 addnode=78.83.27.181 addnode=96.18.173.160 addnode=118.123.116.219 addnode=173.26.106.194 addnode=82.233.163.250 addnode=177.140.202.7 addnode=97.81.64.44 addnode=79.166.77.203 addnode=68.145.81.59 addnode=181.165.200.142 addnode=144.76.220.169 maxconnections=100 server=1 daemon=1 rpcuser=yourser rpcpassword=yourpw rpcport=12789 rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 Hope that helps! |
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vingaard
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April 13, 2014, 07:13:29 AM |
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In the last week I've mined a lot of coins but always... ALWAYS... I have the same... "UNCONFIRMED... GENERATED BUT NOT ACCEPTED"... why?
what I'm doing bad?... why I can't get a confirmed block from my stacked coins?
Thanks in advance....
wich version of the wallet do you have pal? v 1.8.0.0 And I have deleted all blocks and peers files and chainstate in order to download the updated files... I'm with this situation from more than a week and I don't know what to do... please... help... Thanks Yes... I've done this but I will try another time in order to make sure... I just threw entire folders in the trash when I did it, minus wallet.dat of course. I've done it... for fourth time and I'm downloading now the blocks... but I think this time will be as other times... I don't know what is happening but I'm pretty sure that this is not the problem... anyway... I'm trying your solution in order to discard things... Did you run "checkwallet" in debug window? If it reports any missing/extra coins, you can run "repairwallet" there. Redownloading the blockchain doesn't always sync wallet's cached information with the downloaded blockchain, your wallet might think it has some funds which it doesn't, and then generate stakes based on them. Now it's working I don't know why but it is working... I deleted all old files and I changed my conf file and now it's working Thanks to everybody  |
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April 13, 2014, 10:42:49 AM |
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So what's the status of mintcoin? We need some more activity here
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paspi
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April 13, 2014, 10:47:39 AM |
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Since I updated the the 1.8 wallet, I keep randomly noticing that the wallet will go from fully sync'd to suddenly saying ~7800 blocks remaining. (or a similar number but it's always close to 8k when I notice it)
If I let it go it eventually syncs again but this can't be normal... anyone else experiencing this??
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Hello, If you're using 1.8 wallet, you can safely ignore sync problems. Just hover your mouse on the "syncing" text, if it says last generated block is generated just a few seconds/minutes ago, then you're fine. There are some rogue clients on the network that announce wrong block heights (they are people who did not upgrade to 1.7 or upgraded late, and still haven't noticed), when such a client connects to you, it confuses your client. Your client disconnects them, but the estimate on UI stays there. So it's really a display issue. |
MINT: MdPQhsGufjm5AXYkHebbnF2A155xDqVfK7
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-CryptoGuy-
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April 13, 2014, 11:01:13 AM |
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Mintcoin Referral Links.... Ill click yours if you click mine? Or the next person down can add theirs, the next person clicks that, adds theirs... so on. Whatever.... just thought we could keep it friendly... http://mintcoin.cyanrainbow.com/?id=2070 |
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April 13, 2014, 11:24:54 AM |
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This faucet updated their wallet, and was added back via a request by some person/people here. It's currently dry, so thought I'd let everyone know. Share the Mint! http://coinok.pw/faucet/mint/ |
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braytz
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April 13, 2014, 11:56:14 AM |
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someone know the mintbay tech support e-mail?
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April 13, 2014, 12:24:50 PM |
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Can someone tell me how often mintcoin is minting in wallet? After about 20 days or everyday? Can someone post here screenshot of his wallet with frequency of minting?
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braytz
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April 13, 2014, 12:35:38 PM |
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Can someone tell me how often mintcoin is minting in wallet? After about 20 days or everyday? Can someone post here screenshot of his wallet with frequency of minting?
every 20/21 days. |
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Kergekoin
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April 13, 2014, 12:36:33 PM |
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Can someone tell me how often mintcoin is minting in wallet? After about 20 days or everyday? Can someone post here screenshot of his wallet with frequency of minting?
Entire network average is probably around 1 month. Can be as low as 20 days. In the end it does not matter if it takes 20 or 30 days. You will still average out of 20% during first year. |
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