[ANN] AEON [2018-06-16: update to 0.12.1.1]

[Durins Bane]

@ pönde

That compile looks fine you should have the binaries in build/release/src

AEON uses old-style mnemonics, before they were changed in Monero. They're not compatible.

We don't have linux binaries because all Linux distros have packaged compilers and libraries. It's easy to just compile your own.

I tried to restore my wallet and am getting

2017-Dec-03 09:24:18.081284 [RPC0]ERROR C:\Users\Arno\Documents\GitHub\aeon-0.9.12.0\src\cryptonote_core\tx_pool.cpp:108 Transaction with id= <e2a6f8571d86abf7a684e9d44c39538ef8b643a736f8c80c812f237b37c0f7ef> used already spent key images
2017-Dec-03 09:24:18.089306 [RPC0]Transaction verification failed: <e2a6f8571d86abf7a684e9d44c39538ef8b643a736f8c80c812f237b37c0f7ef>
2017-Dec-03 09:24:18.091311 [RPC0][on_send_raw_tx]: Failed to process tx

Any ideas?

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[smooth]

@ pönde

That compile looks fine you should have the binaries in build/release/src

AEON uses old-style mnemonics, before they were changed in Monero. They're not compatible.

We don't have linux binaries because all Linux distros have packaged compilers and libraries. It's easy to just compile your own.

I tried to restore my wallet and am getting

2017-Dec-03 09:24:18.081284 [RPC0]ERROR C:\Users\Arno\Documents\GitHub\aeon-0.9.12.0\src\cryptonote_core\tx_pool.cpp:108 Transaction with id= <e2a6f8571d86abf7a684e9d44c39538ef8b643a736f8c80c812f237b37c0f7ef> used already spent key images
2017-Dec-03 09:24:18.089306 [RPC0]Transaction verification failed: <e2a6f8571d86abf7a684e9d44c39538ef8b643a736f8c80c812f237b37c0f7ef>
2017-Dec-03 09:24:18.091311 [RPC0][on_send_raw_tx]: Failed to process tx

Any ideas?

Your old tx is still in your tx pool, and conflicts with the new one.

To fix: Shut down daemon. Delete poolstate.bin. Restart daemon (wait until fully synced and connected to peers). Rescan wallet (if necessary). Send tx.

[Durins Bane]

@ pönde

That compile looks fine you should have the binaries in build/release/src

AEON uses old-style mnemonics, before they were changed in Monero. They're not compatible.

We don't have linux binaries because all Linux distros have packaged compilers and libraries. It's easy to just compile your own.

I tried to restore my wallet and am getting

2017-Dec-03 09:24:18.081284 [RPC0]ERROR C:\Users\Arno\Documents\GitHub\aeon-0.9.12.0\src\cryptonote_core\tx_pool.cpp:108 Transaction with id= <e2a6f8571d86abf7a684e9d44c39538ef8b643a736f8c80c812f237b37c0f7ef> used already spent key images
2017-Dec-03 09:24:18.089306 [RPC0]Transaction verification failed: <e2a6f8571d86abf7a684e9d44c39538ef8b643a736f8c80c812f237b37c0f7ef>
2017-Dec-03 09:24:18.091311 [RPC0][on_send_raw_tx]: Failed to process tx

Any ideas?

Your old tx is still in your tx pool, and conflicts with the new one.

To fix: Shut down daemon. Delete poolstate.bin. Restart daemon (wait until fully synced and connected to peers). Rescan wallet (if necessary). Send tx.

Thank you

[pönde]

AEON uses old-style mnemonics, before they were changed in Monero. They're not compatible.

Hmm. Yea they are not directly compatible, but are they like almost?

Check this.

Mnemonic seed

The mnemonic seed is a string that comprises 24 (Aeon) or 25 (Monero) words and allows you to recreate your private keys. Keep it secure!

https://moneroaddress.org/

Both, Monero and AEON are mentioned there. So I was wondering, that there could be selected either 24 or 25 first words from the mnemonic seed, depending is the seed used for AEON or Monero.

[Durins Bane]

AEON uses old-style mnemonics, before they were changed in Monero. They're not compatible.

Hmm. Yea they are not directly compatible, but are they like almost?

Check this.

Mnemonic seed

The mnemonic seed is a string that comprises 24 (Aeon) or 25 (Monero) words and allows you to recreate your private keys. Keep it secure!

https://moneroaddress.org/

Both, Monero and AEON are mentioned there. So I was wondering, that there could be selected either 24 or 25 first words from the mnemonic seed, depending is the seed used for AEON or Monero.

http://www.durinsmine.com/wallet/generator

https://github.com/moneromooo-monero/monero-wallet-generator


Works for Aeon

[pönde]

AEON uses old-style mnemonics, before they were changed in Monero. They're not compatible.

Hmm. Yea they are not directly compatible, but are they like almost?

Check this.

Mnemonic seed

The mnemonic seed is a string that comprises 24 (Aeon) or 25 (Monero) words and allows you to recreate your private keys. Keep it secure!

https://moneroaddress.org/

Both, Monero and AEON are mentioned there. So I was wondering, that there could be selected either 24 or 25 first words from the mnemonic seed, depending is the seed used for AEON or Monero.

http://www.durinsmine.com/wallet/generator

https://github.com/moneromooo-monero/monero-wallet-generator


Works for Aeon

Well ok. durinsmine.com works for AEON while moneroaddress.org does not. I just do not understand why AEON is mentioned there?

[pönde]

Is there any checksum to verify here
https://github.com/aeonix/aeon
that I have downloaded the secure version of AEON source code?

[Maela2]

Don't think they provide that. It's a shame really

[smooth]

Is there any checksum to verify here
https://github.com/aeonix/aeon
that I have downloaded the secure version of AEON source code?

If you are cloning the repo then git does its own hashing. Check the hash with git log and compare with the GitHub site.

If you mean the binaries, then no I don't think so, but we can start doing that.

[smooth]

AEON uses old-style mnemonics, before they were changed in Monero. They're not compatible.

Hmm. Yea they are not directly compatible, but are they like almost?

Check this.

Mnemonic seed

The mnemonic seed is a string that comprises 24 (Aeon) or 25 (Monero) words and allows you to recreate your private keys. Keep it secure!

https://moneroaddress.org/

Both, Monero and AEON are mentioned there. So I was wondering, that there could be selected either 24 or 25 first words from the mnemonic seed, depending is the seed used for AEON or Monero.

http://www.durinsmine.com/wallet/generator

https://github.com/moneromooo-monero/monero-wallet-generator


Works for Aeon

Well ok. durinsmine.com works for AEON while moneroaddress.org does not. I just do not understand why AEON is mentioned there?

moneroaddress.org does not work even if you select AEON at the top of the page? If not that should be reported to the maintainer of the site.

[Millionero]

I lost one aeon that I sent to an address generated by moneroaddress.org as an experiment.

[pönde]

moneroaddress.org does not work even if you select AEON at the top of the page? If not that should be reported to the maintainer of the site.

I had not noticed there is a Monero/Aeon tab at the top of that page. Probably the seed works when the tab is selected for either respective coin.

[pönde]

Is there any checksum to verify here
https://github.com/aeonix/aeon
that I have downloaded the secure version of AEON source code?

If you are cloning the repo then git does its own hashing. Check the hash with git log and compare with the GitHub site.

If you mean the binaries, then no I don't think so, but we can start doing that.

I do not know what is "cloning the repo". I just clicked the green tab with whit white text written "Clone or download" and then clicked the "Download ZIP".

Also I do not know how to check the hash with git log and how to compare it with the GitHub site.


This is what I usually do.

t@t:~/T$ sha256sum aeon-master.zip
03e520e9e5ae473ed5eff0704a5c4605462fb0f8aab6e40498e10fa395154a2b  aeon-master.zip

But in this case I do not know where to compare that checksum.

[smooth]

To clone the repo type:

   $ git clone https://github.com/aeonix/aeon

Now do this:

   $ cd aeon
   $ git checkout v0.9.14.0           <---- use the current release here
   $ git log

The first hash shown there should match the tagged release hash shown at the upper left on the release page (https://github.com/aeonix/aeon/releases). The hash is abbreviated there but if you click on it you can find the full hash.

You can now build from that directory knowing that your source code is exactly in sync with the tagged release.

I don't really know what the ZIP download does, I've never used it. Possibly it is the same.

[bbc.reporter]

@smooth. Is this a blockchain reorg, and is this something we should have concern about? I see this repeating over and over for 3 days already.

Also, the last time I saw this happen was before the emergency update to 0.9.13.0 of which I am still running.



Now I see this.

[smooth]

Those send que size messages can be ignored.  They are stuck connections where the peer stopped responding. Unfortunately the code doesn't do a great job of ignoring those cleanly.

If it bothers you a lot just restart the node.

[kSL]

Aeon can POS work in wallet or not? Not find info about this
on cpu i5 2500 is very slow mine( but 5 coins already have

[deztroyr1]

hello guys,
i'm trying to get the wallet to work (for the first time).
unfortunately i can't seem to connect: Failed to connect to any of seed peers, continuing without seeds
anything i can do to get it to connect? thx

[teknohog]

Aeon can POS work in wallet or not? Not find info about this

Aeon does not have Proof of Stake, and I'm not aware of any working Cryptonote coin that has it.

Incidentally though, there was a PoS Cryptonote project called Louis d'or. While there's no release in sight, the PoW hash used by Aeon was originally developed in that project.

[bTee]

From today on I have problems getting AEON wallet to sync - "Block verification failed". Anyone else experiencing similar problems?