BBQCoin, the coin you want to eat.

[testerx]

Hmm, in the code for p2pool you're supposed to put the number of blocks before it'll halve, I'm not sure what you use if it never halves....maybe you can get away with just putting a humongous number.  I looked through the code for bbqcoind and it seems like 59333 is supposed to be the p2p port? Except it doesn't seem to actually work when I tell p2pool to use it.  19323 looks like it's supposed to be the testnet port.

I also need to figure out how to get p2pool to accept bbqcoin addresses but I'm not even sure what the difference is between a BBQCoin address and a regular litecoin address.  I edited the networks.py but it seems like with BBQCoin you can't get away with using the same prefixes as LTC like Feathercoin does, but I'm not sure how to make p2pool take BBQcoin addresses specifically.

Anybody able to help me out with this?  Take a look here and lemme know if you have any ideas https://github.com/teknobasterd/p2pool-bbq

If we can 1) Figure out how to get the p2p port working in bbqcoind and 2) have someone help me format the prefix and identifier parts for BBQCoin in networks.py then we should be able to get p2pool running for BBQCoin.

[K1773R]

Hmm, in the code for p2pool you're supposed to put the number of blocks before it'll halve, I'm not sure what you use if it never halves....maybe you can get away with just putting a humongous number.  I looked through the code for bbqcoind and it seems like 59333 is supposed to be the p2p port? Except it doesn't seem to actually work when I tell p2pool to use it.  19323 looks like it's supposed to be the testnet port.

I also need to figure out how to get p2pool to accept bbqcoin addresses but I'm not even sure what the difference is between a BBQCoin address and a regular litecoin address.  I edited the networks.py but it seems like with BBQCoin you can't get away with using the same prefixes as LTC like Feathercoin does, but I'm not sure how to make p2pool take BBQcoin addresses specifically.

Anybody able to help me out with this?  Take a look here and lemme know if you have any ideas https://github.com/teknobasterd/p2pool-bbq

If we can 1) Figure out how to get the p2p port working in bbqcoind and 2) have someone help me format the prefix and identifier parts for BBQCoin in networks.py then we should be able to get p2pool running for BBQCoin.

how about searching this thread for those numbers? then you find it out pretty fast...

[flound1129]

I'm planning to add BQC to my pool sometime this week.  I'll post here when it's ready.

[pentix]

i've mined on megapool before but today it's not working?

[testerx]

Hmm, in the code for p2pool you're supposed to put the number of blocks before it'll halve, I'm not sure what you use if it never halves....maybe you can get away with just putting a humongous number.  I looked through the code for bbqcoind and it seems like 59333 is supposed to be the p2p port? Except it doesn't seem to actually work when I tell p2pool to use it.  19323 looks like it's supposed to be the testnet port.

I also need to figure out how to get p2pool to accept bbqcoin addresses but I'm not even sure what the difference is between a BBQCoin address and a regular litecoin address.  I edited the networks.py but it seems like with BBQCoin you can't get away with using the same prefixes as LTC like Feathercoin does, but I'm not sure how to make p2pool take BBQcoin addresses specifically.

Anybody able to help me out with this?  Take a look here and lemme know if you have any ideas https://github.com/teknobasterd/p2pool-bbq

If we can 1) Figure out how to get the p2p port working in bbqcoind and 2) have someone help me format the prefix and identifier parts for BBQCoin in networks.py then we should be able to get p2pool running for BBQCoin.

how about searching this thread for those numbers? then you find it out pretty fast...

I've read through this whole thread, where did anybody ever post the hex encoded prefix and address format for the network?  Half the information is incorrect in this thread anyway, there's tons of posts claiming 19323 is the port when it's the testnet port and nobody ever mentioned 59333 though that seems to be because it doesn't work.

I don't need snarky posts about searching threads when I've spent hours trying to figure this out.  If you want to submit actual working code go ahead but posting useless tips about searching the thread for stuff that's obviously not in the thread is just being a jerk.    I'm posting to tell you that the ports aren't what's posted here and you're telling me to go read the thread when my post is about the port numbers in the thread being wrong and that I need help with the address prefix formatting encoded in hex. 

[master-P]

I've read through this whole thread, where did anybody ever post the hex encoded prefix and address format for the network?  Half the information is incorrect in this thread anyway, there's tons of posts claiming 19323 is the port when it's the testnet port and nobody ever mentioned 59333 though that seems to be because it doesn't work.

I don't need snarky posts about searching threads when I've spent hours trying to figure this out.  If you want to submit actual working code go ahead but posting useless tips about searching the thread for stuff that's obviously not in the thread is just being a jerk.    I'm posting to tell you that the ports aren't what's posted here and you're telling me to go read the thread when my post is about the port numbers in the thread being wrong and that I need help with the address prefix formatting encoded in hex. 

+1

You can't really expect people to sift through 30 pages to try to find information that should be clearly visible on bbqcoin.org

[K1773R]

Hmm, in the code for p2pool you're supposed to put the number of blocks before it'll halve, I'm not sure what you use if it never halves....maybe you can get away with just putting a humongous number.  I looked through the code for bbqcoind and it seems like 59333 is supposed to be the p2p port? Except it doesn't seem to actually work when I tell p2pool to use it.  19323 looks like it's supposed to be the testnet port.

I also need to figure out how to get p2pool to accept bbqcoin addresses but I'm not even sure what the difference is between a BBQCoin address and a regular litecoin address.  I edited the networks.py but it seems like with BBQCoin you can't get away with using the same prefixes as LTC like Feathercoin does, but I'm not sure how to make p2pool take BBQcoin addresses specifically.

Anybody able to help me out with this?  Take a look here and lemme know if you have any ideas https://github.com/teknobasterd/p2pool-bbq

If we can 1) Figure out how to get the p2p port working in bbqcoind and 2) have someone help me format the prefix and identifier parts for BBQCoin in networks.py then we should be able to get p2pool running for BBQCoin.

how about searching this thread for those numbers? then you find it out pretty fast...

I've read through this whole thread, where did anybody ever post the hex encoded prefix and address format for the network?  Half the information is incorrect in this thread anyway, there's tons of posts claiming 19323 is the port when it's the testnet port and nobody ever mentioned 59333 though that seems to be because it doesn't work.

I don't need snarky posts about searching threads when I've spent hours trying to figure this out.  If you want to submit actual working code go ahead but posting useless tips about searching the thread for stuff that's obviously not in the thread is just being a jerk.    I'm posting to tell you that the ports aren't what's posted here and you're telling me to go read the thread when my post is about the port numbers in the thread being wrong and that I need help with the address prefix formatting encoded in hex.  

in this case learn how to use the search function...
if you would have used the search function with those numbers you had your answer from the start. dont blame it on me if you dont know how to use the search function.
also you could just do

Code:

$ netstat -n --listening -p | grep bbqcoind

to find out which port it is.
you got a brain, use it! if your unable to use your brain pls commit suicide and help humanity to evolve further (dont take this serious )

[mill0601]

we are losing traction by the day any idea when these exchanges are supposed to happen?

[testerx]

Hmm, in the code for p2pool you're supposed to put the number of blocks before it'll halve, I'm not sure what you use if it never halves....maybe you can get away with just putting a humongous number.  I looked through the code for bbqcoind and it seems like 59333 is supposed to be the p2p port? Except it doesn't seem to actually work when I tell p2pool to use it.  19323 looks like it's supposed to be the testnet port.

I also need to figure out how to get p2pool to accept bbqcoin addresses but I'm not even sure what the difference is between a BBQCoin address and a regular litecoin address.  I edited the networks.py but it seems like with BBQCoin you can't get away with using the same prefixes as LTC like Feathercoin does, but I'm not sure how to make p2pool take BBQcoin addresses specifically.

Anybody able to help me out with this?  Take a look here and lemme know if you have any ideas https://github.com/teknobasterd/p2pool-bbq

If we can 1) Figure out how to get the p2p port working in bbqcoind and 2) have someone help me format the prefix and identifier parts for BBQCoin in networks.py then we should be able to get p2pool running for BBQCoin.

how about searching this thread for those numbers? then you find it out pretty fast...

I've read through this whole thread, where did anybody ever post the hex encoded prefix and address format for the network?  Half the information is incorrect in this thread anyway, there's tons of posts claiming 19323 is the port when it's the testnet port and nobody ever mentioned 59333 though that seems to be because it doesn't work.

I don't need snarky posts about searching threads when I've spent hours trying to figure this out.  If you want to submit actual working code go ahead but posting useless tips about searching the thread for stuff that's obviously not in the thread is just being a jerk.    I'm posting to tell you that the ports aren't what's posted here and you're telling me to go read the thread when my post is about the port numbers in the thread being wrong and that I need help with the address prefix formatting encoded in hex.  

in this case learn how to use the search function...
if you would have used the search function with those numbers you had your answer from the start. dont blame it on me if you dont know how to use the search function.
also you could just do

Code:

$ netstat -n --listening -p | grep bbqcoind

to find out which port it is.
you got a brain, use it! if your unable to use your brain pls commit suicide and help humanity to evolve further (dont take this serious )

I already know the port numbers from looking at the source code so why would I use netstat?  And I don't know why you're so obsessed with using the search function to search for information that doesn't exist in the thread.

If you're this brilliant at searching the thread then why don't you point out which nonexistent post contains the code.

[K1773R]

seems as entering the number 59333 at the top right side into the search function is too hard...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93437.msg1513494#msg1513494

[MarKusRomanus]

is there a pool yet?

I started on yesterday that is now flourshing and working very well

http://ub3rl33t.com

I think we are getting too big now.

[str4wm4n]

Are we going to get an Exchange or not?

[jasinlee]

Are we going to get an Exchange or not?

Rude? Patience is a virtue.

[pentix]

Are we going to get an Exchange or not?

what do you call this??? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=172373.0

[str4wm4n]

0.4 difficulty  wow! 

[master-P]

No exchange coming up. I'll buy your coins for 0.1 BTC per 10K BQC

[FuzzyBear]

Are we going to get an Exchange or not?

Rude? Patience is a virtue.

I am working on a devcoin exchange.... with the idea of bootstrapping in exchange for Feathercoin and BBQCoin and possibly Bytecoin at some point, but this is still a work in progress and want to make sure I get all the code right b4 loosing lots of people their coins!!

[perhan007]

I tried to put a few kHash for solomining on BBQ Coin but im obviously to stupid and it doesn't work. It can't be that difficult :-(

Could please anybody explain, what exactly should stand inside the bbqcoin.conf and what in my GUI Miner to help it go?

Thank you!

[slavach]

I have troubles trying solo mining.

My OS is Ubuntu, so I had to build bbqcoin from source. I've grabbed the source from https://github.com/Cubox-/BBQCoin.git, installed required dependencies and have built the binary.

Here is my bbqcoin.conf:

server=1
testnet=0
daemon=1
gen=0
rpcuser=mi1
rpcpassword=87135c634ec8867f

bbqcoind successfully started and downloaded all the blocks.

When the miner connected, no matter what particular miner, I've tried cgminer, bfgminer and cpuminer, bbqcoind write this message to debug.log:

accepted connection 127.0.0.1:47143


PROCESSMESSAGE MESSAGESTART NOT FOUND

And some time later miner writes: "HTTP request failed: Operation timed out after 30001 milliseconds"

How to deal with the troubles?

[nethead]

I have troubles trying solo mining.

My OS is Ubuntu, so I had to build bbqcoin from source. I've grabbed the source from https://github.com/Cubox-/BBQCoin.git, installed required dependencies and have built the binary.

Here is my bbqcoin.conf:

server=1
testnet=0
daemon=1
gen=0
rpcuser=mi1
rpcpassword=87135c634ec8867f

bbqcoind successfully started and downloaded all the blocks.

When the miner connected, no matter what particular miner, I've tried cgminer, bfgminer and cpuminer, bbqcoind write this message to debug.log:

accepted connection 127.0.0.1:47143

PROCESSMESSAGE MESSAGESTART NOT FOUND

And some time later miner writes: "HTTP request failed: Operation timed out after 30001 milliseconds"

How to deal with the troubles?

You also have to set rpcport and rpcallowip

EDIT: wtf is up with that password? :O