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December 09, 2015, 03:41:46 PM |
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Thanks for supporting HyperStake! I will add your website to the front post
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Lightsplasher
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December 09, 2015, 04:22:50 PM |
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Hey guys.I tried to send some coins and it failed so I ran checkwallet than repair wallet for mismatchcoins now I keep getting a double spend error when i try to send coins again.
I hope you got this fixed, if not I think you can try using dumpprivkey and create a new wallet and then get your coins back into the new wallet with importprivkey. Maybe others have a better solution, it seems like a fixed something similar before in other coins but don't remember exactly how right now.
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December 09, 2015, 04:54:23 PM |
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Hey guys.I tried to send some coins and it failed so I ran checkwallet than repair wallet for mismatchcoins now I keep getting a double spend error when i try to send coins again.
I hope you got this fixed, if not I think you can try using dumpprivkey and create a new wallet and then get your coins back into the new wallet with importprivkey. Maybe others have a better solution, it seems like a fixed something similar before in other coins but don't remember exactly how right now. Yes dumping and reimporting the privkey to a new wallet is always a proven way to get your wallet back up and running. A major drawback is that you also will need to do it for every address including change addresses. One thing that you can try is the rescanfromblock rpc call.
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presstab (OP)
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December 09, 2015, 04:55:18 PM |
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Hi everyone. I was using HyperStake-qt on my ubuntu vps, but yesterday I compiled hyperstaked and run it with "start-stop-daemon -SbCv -x /usr/local/bin/hyperstaked". How can i understand that everything work fine? Is it possible to send any command to wallet daemon?
I usually start the daemon with "./src/hyperstaked &" and then communicate with it via RPC calls such as "./src/hyperstaked getinfo"
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December 10, 2015, 07:18:07 AM Last edit: December 10, 2015, 12:27:24 PM by Sinergetikus |
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I usually start the daemon with "./src/hyperstaked &" and then communicate with it via RPC calls such as "./src/hyperstaked getinfo"
It works. Thanks. And one more question: is it safe for staking to start same wallet on my local PC, while it still running on vps?
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December 10, 2015, 03:48:32 PM |
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Quick question. What are the chances of getting HYP listed on some additional exchanges like Bittrex?
I can't use Poloniex anymore, because of where I live. I'm trying to avoid Crypsty as much as possible, since I don't totally trust them.
Any thoughts?
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presstab (OP)
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December 10, 2015, 03:55:24 PM |
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Quick question. What are the chances of getting HYP listed on some additional exchanges like Bittrex?
I can't use Poloniex anymore, because of where I live. I'm trying to avoid Crypsty as much as possible, since I don't totally trust them.
Any thoughts?
HYP was on bittrex but was recently delisted because it was not meeting the volume requirements there. You could also pick some up at cryptopia or bx.in.th, you just might want to prompt some people to send some coins that way first.
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presstab (OP)
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December 10, 2015, 03:56:05 PM |
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I usually start the daemon with "./src/hyperstaked &" and then communicate with it via RPC calls such as "./src/hyperstaked getinfo"
It works. Thanks. And one more question: is it safe for staking to start same wallet on my local PC, while it still running on vps? Yes it is absolutely safe. One thing I would recommend is having your vps always staking, and your local PC only for sending and receiving transactions.
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December 10, 2015, 04:11:55 PM |
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Quick question. What are the chances of getting HYP listed on some additional exchanges like Bittrex?
I can't use Poloniex anymore, because of where I live. I'm trying to avoid Crypsty as much as possible, since I don't totally trust them.
Any thoughts?
HYP was on bittrex but was recently delisted because it was not meeting the volume requirements there. You could also pick some up at cryptopia or bx.in.th, you just might want to prompt some people to send some coins that way first. Cool! Thanks for the feedback.
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December 10, 2015, 05:19:43 PM |
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I usually start the daemon with "./src/hyperstaked &" and then communicate with it via RPC calls such as "./src/hyperstaked getinfo"
It works. Thanks. And one more question: is it safe for staking to start same wallet on my local PC, while it still running on vps? Yes it is absolutely safe. One thing I would recommend is having your vps always staking, and your local PC only for sending and receiving transactions. Don't forget to set custom change address to your main balance address when you spend your coins. Otherwise your VPS wallet file won't be consistent with a wallet file on your local machine (which is not good for backup purposes). It's also important to note that for the sake of security you should delete the bash history on the VPS node every time you open an encrypted wallet for minting from a command line via SSH. It can be done with the following command (in the console window where you have entered the passphrase): "history -cw && shred ~/.bash_history -n 3 -z".
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December 10, 2015, 05:50:11 PM |
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Don't forget to set custom change address to your main balance address when you spend your coins. Otherwise your VPS wallet file won't be consistent with a wallet file on your local machine (which is not good for backup purposes). It's also important to note that for the sake of security you should delete the bash history on the VPS node every time you open an encrypted wallet for minting from a command line via SSH. It can be done with the following command (in the console window where you have entered the passphrase): "history -cw && shred ~/.bash_history -n 3 -z".
U think someone could steal it from VPS? I use unencrypted wallet.
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December 10, 2015, 06:16:56 PM Last edit: December 10, 2015, 07:49:14 PM by iantunc |
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Don't forget to set custom change address to your main balance address when you spend your coins. Otherwise your VPS wallet file won't be consistent with a wallet file on your local machine (which is not good for backup purposes). It's also important to note that for the sake of security you should delete the bash history on the VPS node every time you open an encrypted wallet for minting from a command line via SSH. It can be done with the following command (in the console window where you have entered the passphrase): "history -cw && shred ~/.bash_history -n 3 -z".
U think someone could steal it from VPS? I use unencrypted wallet. While your sensitive data is on a remote hard drive and isn't completely nulled or encrypted, it can't be called secured For example, your VPS hard drive space can become a part of a disk quota of another user after your contract will end or will be cancelled for some reason.
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December 10, 2015, 09:24:09 PM |
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Don't forget to set custom change address to your main balance address when you spend your coins. Otherwise your VPS wallet file won't be consistent with a wallet file on your local machine (which is not good for backup purposes). It's also important to note that for the sake of security you should delete the bash history on the VPS node every time you open an encrypted wallet for minting from a command line via SSH. It can be done with the following command (in the console window where you have entered the passphrase): "history -cw && shred ~/.bash_history -n 3 -z".
U think someone could steal it from VPS? I use unencrypted wallet. What iantunc recommends is a VERY good idea (thanks for the protip iantunc). When it comes to securing your coins, there is no such thing as being too paranoid.
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December 16, 2015, 02:50:28 AM |
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Is really dangerous to have your wallet in a vps, your can be hacked,, be victim of a internal job , better is to have it on your pc or a paper wallet
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iantunc
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December 16, 2015, 04:28:22 PM Last edit: December 22, 2015, 09:28:14 PM by iantunc |
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Is really dangerous to have your wallet in a vps, your can be hacked,, be victim of a internal job , better is to have it on your pc or a paper wallet
If your wallet is encrypted with a strong passphrase (and you have a strong password on your VPS account), these threats can be neglected. The only weak point is a possible installation of a malicious wallet that can intercept an RPC command carrying your pass (or your bash history if it isn't deleted). Keep your VPS clean from untrusted sources (and use a reliable VPS service provider like DigitalOcean) and you will be OK . But if you want to be a real secret agent, you can make RPC calls from your local machine via an encrypted tunnel (don't forget about keyboard spies if you are on a vulnerable OS ).
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December 16, 2015, 10:21:43 PM |
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Is really dangerous to have your wallet in a vps, your can be hacked,, be victim of a internal job , better is to have it on your pc or a paper wallet
A paper wallet for HYP would be not be the most intelligent plan for what should be obvious reasons.
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December 21, 2015, 05:17:41 AM |
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I have commited one package on aur for archlinux https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/hyperstake-git/Paquets (1) hyperstake-git-20151221-1 Taille totale installée : 5,54 MiB :: Procéder à l’installation ? [O/n] O (1/1) vérification des clés dans le trousseau [########################################################################################] 100% (1/1) vérification de l’intégrité des paquets [########################################################################################] 100% (1/1) chargement des fichiers des paquets [########################################################################################] 100% (1/1) analyse des conflits entre fichiers [########################################################################################] 100% (1/1) vérification de l’espace disque disponible [########################################################################################] 100% (1/1) installation de hyperstake-git
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Colombina
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December 22, 2015, 05:57:48 PM |
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Any working nodes for HYP block chain, can't get the wallet to sync.
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December 22, 2015, 06:25:30 PM |
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December 23, 2015, 03:25:31 PM |
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a metric shit ton of refused connections is what im getting...
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