[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[CTTE]

"Hackers hack unpatched windows servers to make money"

How is this news?

they had 3 months of exploit and only made 63k? lmao, lame.

I'm pretty sure all of these servers running IIS 6 are very old servers with older CPUs which is why they aren't gonna get the hash rate that you would expect with a newer CPU.  I've seen it where a company has some older servers that they are afraid to patch because they could cause some legacy app to stop functioning. So, they are put on a Do Not Patch (DNP) list. Not a good solution but it ends up being a stop gap until the application can be updated to a newer technology stack.

 

[DStefanov]

Hello,
I have to reinstall windows 10 on which I have the GUI wallet installed monero-gui-win-x64-v0.11.0.0. Which files should I save and where do they find to restore the wallet content to the new installed windows?
Is this the file XMR_wallet.keys?
Thanks

Yes, it is a *.keys file you need to access your wallet.

In which folder of windows 10.0 is this file located?
Thanks!

[dave4925]

With the latest Windows QT wallet, how do I put listen=0 in the daemon config?
My bandwidth is strictly limited so I need to limit everything non essential.
With bitcoin you put that line "listen=0" in bitcoin.conf where the blockchain data is stored.
This is what I am trying to do, but for Monero QT windows 64-bit wallet :
https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#disable-listening

[CK_Zephyrus]

With the latest Windows QT wallet, how do I put listen=0 in the daemon config?
My bandwidth is strictly limited so I need to limit everything non essential.
With bitcoin you put that line "listen=0" in bitcoin.conf where the blockchain data is stored.
This is what I am trying to do, but for Monero QT windows 64-bit wallet :
https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#disable-listening

Monero isn't a Bitcoin derivative, but there is a similar option: --p2p-bind-port 127.0.0.1
This will restrict listening to incoming connections to the loopback interface (ie, only those coming from the local machine).

I think it's set as "rpc-bind-port=127.0.0.1" in the config file, but I'm not 100% sure about that one since I don't use one.

[owlcatz]

With the latest Windows QT wallet, how do I put listen=0 in the daemon config?
My bandwidth is strictly limited so I need to limit everything non essential.
With bitcoin you put that line "listen=0" in bitcoin.conf where the blockchain data is stored.
This is what I am trying to do, but for Monero QT windows 64-bit wallet :
https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#disable-listening

Monero isn't a Bitcoin derivative, but there is a similar option: --p2p-bind-port 127.0.0.1
This will restrict listening to incoming connections to the loopback interface (ie, only those coming from the local machine).

I think it's set as "rpc-bind-port=127.0.0.1" in the config file, but I'm not 100% sure about that one since I don't use one.

Damn, we can use conf files for the GUI wallet? I guess I should do more reading! Thanks!  

Hello,
I have to reinstall windows 10 on which I have the GUI wallet installed monero-gui-win-x64-v0.11.0.0. Which files should I save and where do they find to restore the wallet content to the new installed windows?
Is this the file XMR_wallet.keys?
Thanks

Yes, it is a *.keys file you need to access your wallet.

In which folder of windows 10.0 is this file located?
Thanks!

C:\Users\me\Documents\Monero\wallets is where mine end up on windows 10 64-bit

[CryptoLex]

Hello,
I have to reinstall windows 10 on which I have the GUI wallet installed monero-gui-win-x64-v0.11.0.0. Which files should I save and where do they find to restore the wallet content to the new installed windows?
Is this the file XMR_wallet.keys?
Thanks

Yes, it is a *.keys file you need to access your wallet.

In which folder of windows 10.0 is this file located?
Thanks!

I have the same question.. im kinda confused 

[owlcatz]

Hello,
I have to reinstall windows 10 on which I have the GUI wallet installed monero-gui-win-x64-v0.11.0.0. Which files should I save and where do they find to restore the wallet content to the new installed windows?
Is this the file XMR_wallet.keys?
Thanks

Yes, it is a *.keys file you need to access your wallet.

In which folder of windows 10.0 is this file located?
Thanks!

I have the same question.. im kinda confused 

Look above... but if you cannot ...


C:\Users\me\Documents\Monero\wallets is where mine end up on windows 10 64-bit

[DStefanov]

Hello,
I have to reinstall windows 10 on which I have the GUI wallet installed monero-gui-win-x64-v0.11.0.0. Which files should I save and where do they find to restore the wallet content to the new installed windows?
Is this the file XMR_wallet.keys?
Thanks

Yes, it is a *.keys file you need to access your wallet.

In which folder of windows 10.0 is this file located?
Thanks!

I have the same question.. im kinda confused 

Look above... but if you cannot ...


C:\Users\me\Documents\Monero\wallets is where mine end up on windows 10 64-bit

I did not find a file with me!
I do not have a Monero folder with me!
Please someone who knows how to recover the wallet after reinstalling windows 10 to write.

[dave4925]

With the latest Windows QT wallet, how do I put listen=0 in the daemon config?
My bandwidth is strictly limited so I need to limit everything non essential.
With bitcoin you put that line "listen=0" in bitcoin.conf where the blockchain data is stored.
This is what I am trying to do, but for Monero QT windows 64-bit wallet :
https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#disable-listening

Monero isn't a Bitcoin derivative, but there is a similar option: --p2p-bind-port 127.0.0.1
This will restrict listening to incoming connections to the loopback interface (ie, only those coming from the local machine).

I think it's set as "rpc-bind-port=127.0.0.1" in the config file, but I'm not 100% sure about that one since I don't use one.

Damn, we can use conf files for the GUI wallet? I guess I should do more reading! Thanks!  

Hello,
I have to reinstall windows 10 on which I have the GUI wallet installed monero-gui-win-x64-v0.11.0.0. Which files should I save and where do they find to restore the wallet content to the new installed windows?
Is this the file XMR_wallet.keys?
Thanks

Yes, it is a *.keys file you need to access your wallet.

In which folder of windows 10.0 is this file located?
Thanks!

C:\Users\me\Documents\Monero\wallets is where mine end up on windows 10 64-bit

I did the rpc-bind-port=127.0.0.1 and p2p-bind-port 127.0.0.1 with one and two switches under daemon startup flags, and mondero daemon could not start.  
Four tries with different flags.
I think this is the error it gives in log:
2017-09-29 05:48:35.956   10512   WARN    net.dns   src/common/dns_utils.cpp:487   WARNING: no two valid MoneroPulse DNS checkpoint records were received
Then it says cannot connect to 127.0.0.1 on the port number.
If I run the daemon without any flags, it synchs and runs fine.
I just want to cut down on my bandwidth since my ISP caps me.

[Starving_Marvin]

What is the best gear to mine monero these days? I've understood that you don't need powerful hardware? And even mining with a processor is fine?

[garytheasshole]

What is the best gear to mine monero these days? I've understood that you don't need powerful hardware? And even mining with a processor is fine?

http://monerobenchmarks.info/list.php

Throw whatever you got on it, it will add up.

[Complexikos]

i buy and it drops..im sick of it i just sold it all 

[OrwellG]

Has there been any successful attempts to solve the bloating?
The anonymity function is strong but consumes a lot of resources.

[Angel Di]

i buy and it drops..im sick of it i just sold it all 

Sadly it turns out you of course. Coin think everything will still be high.

[ishem]

What's up with this coin... when you mine it it's minimum 2-5 xmr for exchange wallet. Windows wallet doesn't work - third day now... Daemon doesn't start... wallet crashes... this thing doesn't work... how the hell is everybody using this coin?

[eneyardi]

Has there been any successful attempts to solve the bloating?
The anonymity function is strong but consumes a lot of resources.

This question also interest me

[uxwe huim@163.com]

Recently wasn't here updates and payments on the project..

[farfiman]

What's up with this coin... when you mine it it's minimum 2-5 xmr for exchange wallet. Windows wallet doesn't work - third day now... Daemon doesn't start... wallet crashes... this thing doesn't work... how the hell is everybody using this coin?

All of that not true (except maybe YOUR windows wallet not working)

[Raja_MBZ]

i buy and it drops..im sick of it i just sold it all 

Mistake... a big one.

You can never be a successful trader that way. Most traders feel it that way, but trading needs way a lot of patience. Without patience, you'll always end up with losses.

[garytheasshole]

I'm loving it, mining zcash with nvidia to buy cheap moneros, good times.