Bitcoinasourus
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August 02, 2014, 10:58:45 PM |
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I removed the block data when I installed the new wallet version. It hung on a couple blocks but rebooting the client solved it. I haven't had trouble myself since.
Just delete your blockchain and re sync, it's a pain but I am confident that will solve your issue.
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Once a transaction has 6 confirmations, it is extremely unlikely that an attacker without at least 50% of the network's computation power would be able to reverse it.
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Enthef420
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August 02, 2014, 11:09:53 PM |
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I removed the block data when I installed the new wallet version. It hung on a couple blocks but rebooting the client solved it. I haven't had trouble myself since.
Just delete your blockchain and re sync, it's a pain but I am confident that will solve your issue.
I am performing this action now. The blockchain has been removed from my appdata directory and is currently re syncing. I will post again with the results. Thank you all for the help!  |
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anarchyx
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August 03, 2014, 03:13:54 PM |
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SILKY Smooth!  |
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Enthef420
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August 03, 2014, 04:51:03 PM |
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I removed the block data when I installed the new wallet version. It hung on a couple blocks but rebooting the client solved it. I haven't had trouble myself since.
Just delete your blockchain and re sync, it's a pain but I am confident that will solve your issue.
I am performing this action now. The blockchain has been removed from my appdata directory and is currently re syncing. I will post again with the results. Thank you all for the help! Well I wish I had better results than this but after removing the blockchain files in the %appdata% and attempting a full resync the blockchain stopped at 21500 then a reboot of the client made it to 33220. I rebooted the client and my machine but this does not help still stuck on block number 33220.  |
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anarchyx
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August 03, 2014, 04:58:50 PM |
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I removed the block data when I installed the new wallet version. It hung on a couple blocks but rebooting the client solved it. I haven't had trouble myself since.
Just delete your blockchain and re sync, it's a pain but I am confident that will solve your issue.
I am performing this action now. The blockchain has been removed from my appdata directory and is currently re syncing. I will post again with the results. Thank you all for the help! Well I wish I had better results than this but after removing the blockchain files in the %appdata% and attempting a full resync the blockchain stopped at 21500 then a reboot of the client made it to 33220. I rebooted the client and my machine but this does not help still stuck on block number 33220. Did you completely delete/move your old wallet.dat file (make sure to create backup)? I like to delete everything in that %appdata% folder and once the wallet fully syncs, replace the wallet.dat with your backed up one. |
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Enthef420
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August 03, 2014, 05:21:36 PM |
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I removed the block data when I installed the new wallet version. It hung on a couple blocks but rebooting the client solved it. I haven't had trouble myself since.
Just delete your blockchain and re sync, it's a pain but I am confident that will solve your issue.
I am performing this action now. The blockchain has been removed from my appdata directory and is currently re syncing. I will post again with the results. Thank you all for the help! Well I wish I had better results than this but after removing the blockchain files in the %appdata% and attempting a full resync the blockchain stopped at 21500 then a reboot of the client made it to 33220. I rebooted the client and my machine but this does not help still stuck on block number 33220. Did you completely delete/move your old wallet.dat file (make sure to create backup)? I like to delete everything in that %appdata% folder and once the wallet fully syncs, replace the wallet.dat with your backed up one. No I didn't remove the wallet.dat from that directory. I am attempting this now and will post with the results. Thanks again! |
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ttoroie
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August 03, 2014, 06:28:31 PM |
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You could try the SILK blockchain as I uploaded it a minute ago from my working wallet Extract this in your user/Appdata/Roaming folder Just save first your wallet.dat and put it back after the extraction finishes http://www.filedropper.com/silkcoinGood Luck |
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Enthef420
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August 03, 2014, 09:55:19 PM |
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I removed the block data when I installed the new wallet version. It hung on a couple blocks but rebooting the client solved it. I haven't had trouble myself since.
Just delete your blockchain and re sync, it's a pain but I am confident that will solve your issue.
I am performing this action now. The blockchain has been removed from my appdata directory and is currently re syncing. I will post again with the results. Thank you all for the help! Well I wish I had better results than this but after removing the blockchain files in the %appdata% and attempting a full resync the blockchain stopped at 21500 then a reboot of the client made it to 33220. I rebooted the client and my machine but this does not help still stuck on block number 33220. Did you completely delete/move your old wallet.dat file (make sure to create backup)? I like to delete everything in that %appdata% folder and once the wallet fully syncs, replace the wallet.dat with your backed up one. No I didn't remove the wallet.dat from that directory. I am attempting this now and will post with the results. Thanks again! I was able to sync completely and after copying my wallet.dat file back into the appdata directory I now get a runtime error that persists. It seems I have a corrupt backup of my wallet.dat file.  |
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sparc0
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August 03, 2014, 10:11:57 PM |
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I removed the block data when I installed the new wallet version. It hung on a couple blocks but rebooting the client solved it. I haven't had trouble myself since.
Just delete your blockchain and re sync, it's a pain but I am confident that will solve your issue.
I am performing this action now. The blockchain has been removed from my appdata directory and is currently re syncing. I will post again with the results. Thank you all for the help! Well I wish I had better results than this but after removing the blockchain files in the %appdata% and attempting a full resync the blockchain stopped at 21500 then a reboot of the client made it to 33220. I rebooted the client and my machine but this does not help still stuck on block number 33220. Did you completely delete/move your old wallet.dat file (make sure to create backup)? I like to delete everything in that %appdata% folder and once the wallet fully syncs, replace the wallet.dat with your backed up one. No I didn't remove the wallet.dat from that directory. I am attempting this now and will post with the results. Thanks again! I was able to sync completely and after copying my wallet.dat file back into the appdata directory I now get a runtime error that persists. It seems I have a corrupt backup of my wallet.dat file. Last chance : dumpprivkey, delete all files and importprivkey. |
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Enthef420
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August 03, 2014, 10:33:27 PM |
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I removed the block data when I installed the new wallet version. It hung on a couple blocks but rebooting the client solved it. I haven't had trouble myself since.
Just delete your blockchain and re sync, it's a pain but I am confident that will solve your issue.
I am performing this action now. The blockchain has been removed from my appdata directory and is currently re syncing. I will post again with the results. Thank you all for the help! Well I wish I had better results than this but after removing the blockchain files in the %appdata% and attempting a full resync the blockchain stopped at 21500 then a reboot of the client made it to 33220. I rebooted the client and my machine but this does not help still stuck on block number 33220. Did you completely delete/move your old wallet.dat file (make sure to create backup)? I like to delete everything in that %appdata% folder and once the wallet fully syncs, replace the wallet.dat with your backed up one. No I didn't remove the wallet.dat from that directory. I am attempting this now and will post with the results. Thanks again! I was able to sync completely and after copying my wallet.dat file back into the appdata directory I now get a runtime error that persists. It seems I have a corrupt backup of my wallet.dat file. Last chance : dumpprivkey, delete all files and importprivkey. I am extremely happy to report that this was the fix!!! I am now seeing my full balance and see incoming mined transactions. Silk coin team ROCKS! Thank you so much!  |
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anarchyx
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August 03, 2014, 11:47:23 PM |
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Glad to hear you got it working |
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Enthef420
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August 04, 2014, 12:03:34 AM |
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Glad to hear you got it working Couldn't have done it without the support of the new client developers. I originally invested into Silkcoin after seeing the pretty wallet unlike any other alt coin wallets out there. I definitely recommend this coin to all investors as this coin is going to be a leader. Thanks again to all that helped!  |
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armlock
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August 04, 2014, 12:14:03 AM |
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Glad to hear you got it working Couldn't have done it without the support of the new client developers. I originally invested into Silkcoin after seeing the pretty wallet unlike any other alt coin wallets out there. I definitely recommend this coin to all investors as this coin is going to be a leader. Thanks again to all that helped! For sure silk will be a leader and i´m so sorry for ppl missing the train |
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Nyterax
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August 04, 2014, 07:31:39 AM |
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Is that Silkcoin dice game open source?
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BTC: 1McgGk69g82epdnxAdDQfMSXtUygZfL4vZ
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burner2014
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August 04, 2014, 12:19:04 PM |
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Where is the developing going? Really silent for Silk atm |
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sparc0
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August 04, 2014, 01:41:02 PM |
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Where is the developing going? Really silent for Silk atm In very very short term : New wallet update 1.1.0.14 (currently in private beta) - Core upgraded from Qt4 to Qt 5.3.1
- Poloniex exchange added in Market Data
- Centralized API for Market Data (needed to change SC ticker to SILK in smoothly)
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sparc0
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August 04, 2014, 01:45:56 PM |
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Is that Silkcoin dice game open source?
Nope, for security reasons, it cant be open source. But each bet can be verified with the server seed. |
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Crypt0Keeper
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Ad Libertas!
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August 04, 2014, 03:29:45 PM |
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Where is the developing going? Really silent for Silk atm In very very short term : New wallet update 1.1.0.14 (currently in private beta) - Core upgraded from Qt4 to Qt 5.3.1
- Poloniex exchange added in Market Data
- Centralized API for Market Data (needed to change SC ticker to SILK in smoothly)
Yup, using it now. The extra market for arbitrage is nice. Have you looked at Poloniex lately? Weird trends look like a sawtooth waveform. I think there's a bot on there trying to (and succeeding to) drive the price down. |
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Nyterax
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August 04, 2014, 04:09:53 PM |
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Is that Silkcoin dice game open source?
Nope, for security reasons, it cant be open source. But each bet can be verified with the server seed. But is it based on an open source project? Cause I've seen other coins having a dice game with the same look and functionality. |
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dandruff1138
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August 04, 2014, 05:41:58 PM |
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I will say one thing, you guys don't give up easily. |
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