[ANN] [BTQ] BitQuark | Super secure hashing | CPU mining

[BitQuark]

If you want to go ahead and make a "bitquark.conf" file here is the info that it should contain. Also this is very important, make sure to open port 9596 on your router/firewall, if you failed to do this you will not be able to connect to the network.


rpcuser=**bitquark**
rpcpassword=**password**
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
rpcport=9108
port=9596
addnode=76.182.182.121
addnode=107.170.35.84:8112
gen=0
server=1
listen=1


Change the "rpcuser" and "rpcpassword" to whatever you want it to be

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[rsx19]

If you want to go ahead and make a "bitquark.conf" file here is the info that it should contain. Also this is very important, make sure to open port 9596 on your router/firewall, if you failed to do this you will not be able to connect to the network.


rpcuser=**bitquark**
rpcpassword=**password**
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
rpcport=9108
port=9596
addnode=76.182.182.121
addnode=107.170.35.84:8112
gen=0
server=1
listen=1


Change the "rpcuser" and "rpcpassword" to whatever you want it to be

what about allow ip

[BitQuark]

the "rpcallowip" is already set for your local computer/network
127.0.0.1 << localhost IP
192.168.*.* << Network address set to cover all ranges

[rsx19]

the "rpcallowip" is already set for your local computer/network
127.0.0.1 << localhost IP
192.168.*.* << Network address set to cover all ranges

oh do i dont need to chang it?

also for urer/password, do i keep the asterisks there?

[BitQuark]

yes remove the asterisks.

example:

rpcuser=rsx19
rpcpassword=rsx19pass

[rsx19]

yes remove the asterisks.

example:

rpcuser=rsx19
rpcpassword=rsx19pass

cool, i dont need to change the ip right, can just leave it as -------  rpcallowip=192.168.*.*

[BitQuark]

yes remove the asterisks.

example:

rpcuser=rsx19
rpcpassword=rsx19pass

cool, i dont need to change the ip right, can just leave it as -------  rpcallowip=192.168.*.*

That's right. Then you just point your mining program at your wallet.
example:

minerd -a quark -o 127.0.0.1:9108 -u rsx19 -p rsx19pass

[rsx19]

yes remove the asterisks.

example:

rpcuser=rsx19
rpcpassword=rsx19pass

cool, i dont need to change the ip right, can just leave it as -------  rpcallowip=192.168.*.*

That's right. Then you just point your mining program at your wallet.
example:

minerd -a quark -o 127.0.0.1:9108 -u rsx19 -p rsx19pass

i cant tell if my port is open, i tried using the online sites but they say the port isnt open

does this look right? thanks

also the conf goes in the roaming/bitquark folder right

[grebec92]

Hey dev! Are u going to launch BitQuark just in time?

[BitQuark]

yes remove the asterisks.

example:

rpcuser=rsx19
rpcpassword=rsx19pass

cool, i dont need to change the ip right, can just leave it as -------  rpcallowip=192.168.*.*

That's right. Then you just point your mining program at your wallet.
example:

minerd -a quark -o 127.0.0.1:9108 -u rsx19 -p rsx19pass

i cant tell if my port is open, i tried using the online sites but they say the port isnt open

does this look right? thanks

also the conf goes in the roaming/bitquark folder right

Yes you will have to place the conf file in the Roaming/BitQuark folder. The "bitquark.conf" file will be included with the download. You just need to open it with notepad and change the rpcuser and rpcpassword to whatever you like.

Make sure that the port is for your network IP. You can find the correct network address by doing this:
Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center
Then click on "Local Area Network"
Once the box pops up click on "Details"
Your Network IP will be located in the "IPv4 Address" (it should look something like this 192.168.1.100)
Then just open port 9596 for that network IP.

@grebec92 Yes everything is ready for the 9PM EST launch...approx. 20 mins from now!

[OhShBit]

Yeah, I got a thing about not having a github repo.. Sorry.. Maybe it's just me..

[rsx19]

yes remove the asterisks.

example:

rpcuser=rsx19
rpcpassword=rsx19pass

cool, i dont need to change the ip right, can just leave it as -------  rpcallowip=192.168.*.*

That's right. Then you just point your mining program at your wallet.
example:

minerd -a quark -o 127.0.0.1:9108 -u rsx19 -p rsx19pass

i cant tell if my port is open, i tried using the online sites but they say the port isnt open

does this look right? thanks

also the conf goes in the roaming/bitquark folder right

Yes you will have to place the conf file in the Roaming/BitQuark folder. The "bitquark.conf" file will be included with the download. You just need to open it with notepad and change the rpcuser and rpcpassword to whatever you like.

Make sure that the port is for your network IP. You can find the correct network address by doing this:
Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center
Then click on "Local Area Network"
Once the box pops up click on "Details"
Your Network IP will be located in the "IPv4 Address" (it should look something like this 192.168.1.100)
Then just open port 9596 for that network IP.

@grebec92 Yes everything is ready for the 9PM EST launch...approx. 20 mins from now!

hopefully this works, should this be able to see it?

[grebec92]

@BitQuark will the pool be available at 2.00 AM? Like the wallet will.

[coinsmany]

New dedicated pool up!!

Have your miners pointing now!!

http://bit.hashrapid.com

[grebec92]

New dedicated pool up!!

Have your miners pointing now!!

http://bit.hashrapid.com

AUTOMATIC PAYOUT THRESHOLD1-20000000 STACK. Set to '0' for no auto payout.
Stack? LOLD

[coinsmany]

What is the src password?!

[Shadow_Runner]

Wallet won't sync. Nodes added.

[BitQuark]

Password for the BitQuark-qt Wallet is: 12m4Dy4r7V8U7LWb3B1z7gkg5HrXT7apwz

[kaene]

Wallet won't sync. Nodes added.

+1

[JuanHungLo]

failed to connect to p2pool.altcrytopmining