NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs

[punkrock]

When I go to nem/nis,there is no config.properties.So,do I need to create txt.file and name it config.properties and write "nis.unlockedLimit = xxx"
in this file?Is that magic trick,to set number of harvesters,or I miss something?

Do you use Ubuntu on your VPS? If yes:

1. sudo su
2. sudo nano /etc/nem/nis/config-user.properties
3. Paste this stuff after the existing stuff

Code:

# Maximum number of unlocked accounts. Meaning: maximum number of accounts that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting
# Keep the value within a reasonable range, a too large value an cause problems for all harvesting accounts.
nis.unlockedLimit = 10
 
# Account addresses that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting (pipe-separated) (no spaces and  no -)
# Leave this empty, if you don't want to set any restrictions.
nis.allowedHarvesterAddresses = 

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[Trollollo]

When I go to nem/nis,there is no config.properties.So,do I need to create txt.file and name it config.properties and write "nis.unlockedLimit = xxx"
in this file?Is that magic trick,to set number of harvesters,or I miss something?

Do you use Ubuntu on your VPS? If yes:

1. sudo su
2. sudo nano /etc/nem/nis/config-user.properties
3. Paste this stuff after the existing stuff

Code:

# Maximum number of unlocked accounts. Meaning: maximum number of accounts that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting
# Keep the value within a reasonable range, a too large value an cause problems for all harvesting accounts.
nis.unlockedLimit = 10
 
# Account addresses that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting (pipe-separated) (no spaces and  no -)
# Leave this empty, if you don't want to set any restrictions.
nis.allowedHarvesterAddresses = 

I have windows 7

[jadedjack]

When I go to nem/nis,there is no config.properties.So,do I need to create txt.file and name it config.properties and write "nis.unlockedLimit = xxx"
in this file?Is that magic trick,to set number of harvesters,or I miss something?

Do you use Ubuntu on your VPS? If yes:

1. sudo su
2. sudo nano /etc/nem/nis/config-user.properties
3. Paste this stuff after the existing stuff

Code:

# Maximum number of unlocked accounts. Meaning: maximum number of accounts that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting
# Keep the value within a reasonable range, a too large value an cause problems for all harvesting accounts.
nis.unlockedLimit = 10
 
# Account addresses that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting (pipe-separated) (no spaces and  no -)
# Leave this empty, if you don't want to set any restrictions.
nis.allowedHarvesterAddresses = 

I have windows 7

The directory the config files are in for Windows is C:\Program Files\nemwallet\nis\

[Trollollo]

When I go to nem/nis,there is no config.properties.So,do I need to create txt.file and name it config.properties and write "nis.unlockedLimit = xxx"
in this file?Is that magic trick,to set number of harvesters,or I miss something?

Do you use Ubuntu on your VPS? If yes:

1. sudo su
2. sudo nano /etc/nem/nis/config-user.properties
3. Paste this stuff after the existing stuff

Code:

# Maximum number of unlocked accounts. Meaning: maximum number of accounts that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting
# Keep the value within a reasonable range, a too large value an cause problems for all harvesting accounts.
nis.unlockedLimit = 10
 
# Account addresses that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting (pipe-separated) (no spaces and  no -)
# Leave this empty, if you don't want to set any restrictions.
nis.allowedHarvesterAddresses = 

I have windows 7

The directory the config files are in for Windows is C:\Program Files\nemwallet\nis\

Thanks!Found it and changed to nis.unlockedLimit = 10
 

[punkrock]

I would recommend Amazon's free EC2 VPS. It's really easy and fast setup.

1.  How to create an Free Amazon EC2 VPS
2.

Code:

#############################################################################
# First: Connect to your VPS with Putty (How to: http://bit.do/puttyamazon) #
#############################################################################

############################################
# Install NEM's NCC and NIS on your Ubuntu #
############################################

sudo su

sudo apt-get install unzip

wget https://github.com/jadedjack/Nem-Installers/archive/master.zip
unzip master.zip

cd Nem-Installers-master/

chmod +x ./install_nem.sh
chmod +x ./ubuntu_install_nem_tools.sh

./ubuntu_install_nem_tools.sh
			|
			|--> create swap? yes (take some seconds...)
			|--> install oracle java 8? yes (OK, YES
			|--> install NTP? yes
			|--> install failban2? yes
			|--> install usefull programs? yes
			|--> yes, yes, yes ;)
			
./install_nem.sh


####################
# Start NIS or NCC #
####################

sudo /etc/init.d/nis start
sudo /etc/init.d/ncc start


####################
# Stop NIS nor NCC #
####################

sudo /etc/init.d/nis stop
sudo /etc/init.d/ncc stop


#############################################################
# Set the maximum numbers of harvesters on your public node #
#############################################################

sudo nano /etc/nem/nis/config-user.properties

# Maximum number of unlocked accounts. Meaning: maximum number of accounts that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting
# Keep the value within a reasonable range, a too large value an cause problems for all harvesting accounts.
nis.unlockedLimit = 10
 
# Account addresses that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting (pipe-separated) (no spaces and  no -)
# Leave this empty, if you don't want to set any restrictions.
nis.allowedHarvesterAddresses = 


#############################################################
# Important for Amazon's EC2 VPS with 1 GB RAM: REDUCE RAM! #
#############################################################

sudo nano /etc/init.d/nis

Change the line export MAXRAM=1G to MAXRAM=768M


##################
# other commands #
##################

Show up running processes in Ubuntu: htop
Get admin privileges: sudo su
Check infos about your node: http://your.public.IP:7890/node/info

[choochimil]

I Have not heard anything about sock clearing. When will this be happening. Would be great to have a stake finally.

[punkrock]

Makoto said, that the devs sent out 22 of ~110 stakes last sunday/monday. I am waiting for my stake, too. It's not their first priority. They are writing on a white-paper and to send out the stakes they need coordination with more people (multi-signature-stuff...). Anyways, I can wait and I hope to see it this weekend.

[choochimil]

Thanks punk rock. Are late claimers like yourself and accused socks like me being processed at the same time?

[Trollollo]

Thanks punk rock. Are late claimers like yourself and accused socks like me being processed at the same time?

Will be better if you will contakt makoto himself.Someone must stop him from drinkink sake at monitor and looking on harvested blocks

[punkrock]

@choochimil: Don't know. You are not in the list, so I think, you will get your stake, after late-claimers like me get theirs.
@Trollollo: Yes, I already told him in one post, he should stop harvesting with our stakes and send them out.

[choochimil]

Thanks guys. Any team members that see this little conversation know any more? Are sock clearings the last to be done? I did pm makoto before April 30. Well before. Never got any confirmation.

[punkrock]

Can someone tell me, where I can find vector images of the final NEM-logo? Who did the logo?

[rigel]

Thanks guys. Any team members that see this little conversation know any more? Are sock clearings the last to be done? I did pm makoto before April 30. Well before. Never got any confirmation.

I don't think there's a schedule yet.

Makoto has lots of PM, he will respond when he can.
Insisting can only slow down the whole thing.

Just wait and don't worry.

[yshin365new]

Thanks guys. Any team members that see this little conversation know any more? Are sock clearings the last to be done? I did pm makoto before April 30. Well before. Never got any confirmation.

I don't think there's a schedule yet.

Makoto has lots of PM, he will respond when he can.
Insisting can only slow down the whole thing.

Just wait and don't worry.

Yeah, your XEM don't run away from you.
I'm sure that the later you receive your XEM, the higher price of XEM you will meet.

[BitcoinForumator]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=753252.msg11251074#msg11251074

Quote from Johnny Mnemonic


"Inside our tiny bubble it's easy to forget just how little the average person gives a shit about the evils of our current monetary system.

Not that anyone would want to fuss with crypto even if they did care. It's inconvenient to get, inconvenient to use, and offers little incentive to the regular old dude who just wants to swipe his credit card and get on with life.

The idea that incentivizing people to hold somehow improves the success of crypto is absurd and a rather narrow perspective in my opinion. A successful currency is one that people use (read: spend), not one that everybody collectively sits on and waits for the value to increase. That's not a currency at all.

Many of us refer to Bitcoin and Monero as cryptocurrencies but we don't actually want them to be currencies. We just want the market cap to go up to infinity so we can get richer and buy more stupid shit we don't need.

The sad irony is that the prices will never reach "the moon" until we stop serving ourselves and start focusing on improving the lives of everyone else.

TL;DR: Currencies are about commerce. Let's focus on improving that. Approaching crypto from an investor perspective and focusing on ROI will never get the rest of the world to start using it. An increasing market cap is a symptom of success, but if that's our goal then we're doing it wrong."

[tyz]

I run all my nodes on a VPS form Digitalocean.com. It is very straightforward to signup and create your first droplet. It is done within minutes if you have a good tutorial like the one below. Further it is cheap. Around $5 for the ceapest plan per month.

I would recommend Amazon's free EC2 VPS. It's really easy and fast setup.

1.  How to create an Free Amazon EC2 VPS
2.

##################################################
# First: Connect to your VPS with Putty (How to: http://bit.do/puttyamazon) #
##################################################

###############################
# Install NEM's NCC and NIS on your Ubuntu #
###############################

sudo apt-get install unzip

wget https://github.com/jadedjack/Nem-Installers/archive/master.zip
unzip master.zip

cd Nem-Installers-master/

chmod +x ./install_nem.sh
chmod +x ./ubuntu_install_nem_tools.sh

./ubuntu_install_nem_tools.sh
         |
         |--> create swap? yes (take some seconds...)
         |--> install oracle java 8? yes (OK, YES
         |--> install NTP? yes
         |--> install failban2? yes
         |--> install usefull programs? yes
         |--> yes, yes, yes
         
./install_nem.sh


##############
# Start NIS or NCC #
##############

sudo /etc/init.d/nis start
sudo /etc/init.d/ncc start


###############
# Stop NIS nor NCC #
###############

sudo /etc/init.d/nis stop
sudo /etc/init.d/ncc stop


###########################################
# Set the maximum numbers of harvesters on your public node #
###########################################

sudo nano /etc/nem/nis/config-user.properties

# Maximum number of unlocked accounts. Meaning: maximum number of accounts that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting
# Keep the value within a reasonable range, a too large value an cause problems for all harvesting accounts.
nis.unlockedLimit = 10
 
# Account addresses that are allowed to use this NIS for harvesting (pipe-separated) (no spaces and  no -)
# Leave this empty, if you don't want to set any restrictions.
nis.allowedHarvesterAddresses =


############################################
# Important for Amazon's EC2 VPS with 1 GB RAM: REDUCE RAM! #
############################################

sudo nano /etc/init.d/nis

Change the line export MAXRAM=1G to MAXRAM=768M


##############
# other commands #
##############

Show up running processes in Ubuntu: htop
Get admin privileges: sudo su
Check infos about your node: http://your.public.IP:7890/node/info

[evi_stale]

I got this crazy idea and I'm not sure if it is executable.

Why don't we create our own mobile phone network, just like Three, EE, Orange, Lebara etc.
People can pay purchase a Nem simcard or take a Nem subscription (maybe via multisig) to make calls, access internet and make payments.

 

[ciappa]

keep on voting for NEM guys

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[kodtycoon]

I got this crazy idea and I'm not sure if it is executable.

Why don't we create our own mobile phone network, just like Three, EE, Orange, Lebara etc.
People can pay purchase a Nem simcard or take a Nem subscription (maybe via multisig) to make calls, access internet and make payments.

 

insanely difficult market to break into.. and expensive. o2 in ireland was making millions in quarterly losses before they got bought out by Three. no different to any other utilities etc.. any monopolized markets are near impossible to break into with out bug money backing or an insanely good product/marketing. doing a partnership with one of those companies could be the way to go for that kind of thing instead.. piggy back off the existing companies and give them a cut while providing a valuable service to their customers. still a hard market to break into, but much more feasible than setting up your own service provider.

[ciappa]

My vested balance is still 1.922.000 XEM since 2 weeks, but i have many more in my wallet! I have to wait only, or to do anything to get all my balance vested?