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[sudo23]

I mean send coins automaticly to other account.

With Windows or Linux?

Are there these both possibilities? Could you explain shortly both please?
Thank you very much.

For Linux it's pretty easy in that you can create a bash script using your terminal/daemon

***You can navigate to your ColossusCoin2 directory

cd ColossusCoin2/src

***Then you can create your script as whatever name you want, in this case we can call it send.sh

nano send.sh

***It will then open up a blank file and you can copy in your script, in this case we can have it execute 30 times, send 5000 Coins every 600 seconds

#!/bin/bash

for n in {1..30}
do
./ColossusCoin2d sendtoaddress ChgfiA4ijs5aXt9iEpFnKwMSzMVLyMTk5e 5000
sleep 600
done

***Then press ctrl+o to save the file

***Then we want to create it as an executable file

chmod +x send.sh

***Then we can run the script in the background using nohup

nohup ./send.sh &

***You can also layer the addresses to send to and even send random amounts within a range like so, in this case it would execute sending to the three addresses 30 times (90 times in total), with a minimum of 1000 plus a random amount between 1 and 2000.

#!/bin/bash

for n in {1..30}
do
./ColossusCoin2d sendtoaddress CtW2iA4ijs5aXt9iEpFnKwMSzMVLyMTk5e $[ ( $RANDOM % 2000 ) + 1000 ]
sleep $[ ( $RANDOM % 27 ) + 60 ]s
./ColossusCoin2d sendtoaddress CCbm3Ez7QQfrErkkwo2duZCq82NJepDvUG $[ ( $RANDOM % 2000 ) + 1000 ]
sleep $[ ( $RANDOM % 45 ) + 72 ]s
./ColossusCoin2d sendtoaddress CMZgRztjFPquEsAGk2rAHSqRhzvZB4TX5S $[ ( $RANDOM % 2000 ) + 1000 ]
sleep $[ ( $RANDOM % 56 ) + 63 ]s
done

For Windows you can use an Auto Transfer program I've had for ages

https://mega.co.nz/#!IlFFxCxB!oKh8nlNcScZJ-UZf5t3u_LhE0iOHfoajs-pS9Gh_ImA

With this you would make sure you have rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 in your config file and in the fields you would put in the rpc username and password you have set in your config file, the rpc port number and 127.0.0.1 as your IP (localhost)

Hope this helps

I like the Linux idea, could you give to me an ColossusCoin2Qt and ColossusCoin2d for Linux, please?

You get the source code here: https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2.git and build it

cd  

git clone https://github.com/Crestington/ColossusCoin2.git

cd ColossusCoin2/src/leveldb

sh build_detect_platform build_config.mk ./

cd

cd ColossusCoin2/src

make -f makefile.unix

Guide:

http://colossuscointalk.org/index.php?topic=667.0

ColossusCoin2.conf

Code:

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=*username*
rpcpassword=*password*
rpcport=43521
port=43522
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
addnode=66.30.80.136
addnode=162.243.155.75
addnode=178.62.96.80
addnode=104.131.180.51
addnode=107.170.179.27
addnode=128.199.39.192
addnode=107.170.67.156
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=113.57.187.76
addnode=89.13.19.212
addnode=68.197.67.103
addnode=91.153.108.4
addnode=46.101.25.231:43522
addnode=188.166.115.151:43522
addnode=87.217.89.242
addnode=69.118.24.197
addnode=69.176.242.196
addnode=89.12.92.23
addnode=78.14.250.77
addnode=46.101.165.67

For security reasons it's absolutely recommended to change your rpcuser password

[tZKtdvt6]

Thank you very much to both, you are great.
I try to compile and if I have problems with it I will ask a bit.
Best regards.

[tema]

 Very pleased that the project is alive and evolving. The developers deserve respect and trust.

[sudo23]

As we promised, we are here to stay
The Colossuscoin Team will ALWAYS be here, rain or shine (on: March 15, 2014)
http://colossuscointalk.org/index.php?topic=529.msg2537#msg2537

Inspirational Quotes from Steve Jobs :

"That’s been one of my mantras — focus and simplicity. Simple can be harder than complex: You have to work hard to get your thinking clean to make it simple. But it’s worth it in the end because once you get there, you can move mountains.”

Colossuscoin.org and Colossuscointalk.org websites are online since October 14, 2013
Our Lead Dev {Crestington} is permanently working on AWESOME new features and updates

We should add permanent seed nodes to the ColossusCoin2.0 network. Permanent nodes are run on the network in order to ensure that connectivity is easy and does not take much scanning for nodes.
Hard Coded "Seed" Addresses would probably be the best solution-The client contains hard coded IP addresses that represent Colossuscoin2 nodes. These addresses are only used as a last resort, if no other method has produced any addresses at all. When the loop in the connection handling thread ThreadOpenConnections2() sees an empty address map, it uses the "seed" IP addresses as backup. There is code is move away from seed nodes when possible. The presumption is that this is to avoid overloading those nodes. Once the local node has enough addresses (presumably learned from the seed nodes), the connection thread will close seed node connections.

[sudo23]

Please VOTE for Colossuscoin2.0 CV2 to be added to Coins-e Exchange https://www.coins-e.com/voting/#  Colossuscoin2.0  

RANK: 3, COIN CODE: Cv2,  COIN NAME: Colossuscoin2.0, VOTES: 10

[Crestington]

As we promised, we are here to stay
The Colossuscoin Team will ALWAYS be here, rain or shine (on: March 15, 2014)
http://colossuscointalk.org/index.php?topic=529.msg2537#msg2537

Inspirational Quotes from Steve Jobs :

"That’s been one of my mantras — focus and simplicity. Simple can be harder than complex: You have to work hard to get your thinking clean to make it simple. But it’s worth it in the end because once you get there, you can move mountains.”

Colossuscoin.org and Colossuscointalk.org websites are online since October 14, 2013
Our Lead Dev {Crestington} is permanently working on AWESOME new features and updates

We should add permanent seed nodes to the ColossusCoin2.0 network. Permanent nodes are run on the network in order to ensure that connectivity is easy and does not take much scanning for nodes.
Hard Coded "Seed" Addresses would probably be the best solution-The client contains hard coded IP addresses that represent Colossuscoin2 nodes. These addresses are only used as a last resort, if no other method has produced any addresses at all. When the loop in the connection handling thread ThreadOpenConnections2() sees an empty address map, it uses the "seed" IP addresses as backup. There is code is move away from seed nodes when possible. The presumption is that this is to avoid overloading those nodes. Once the local node has enough addresses (presumably learned from the seed nodes), the connection thread will close seed node connections.

The only way I would leave the project is if I were physically unable to work on it. Sudo and I have been a part of the project for a long time now and heave learnt so much, I spent some time and money during the 2014 year learning about different stuff, paid some developers for help from my own pocket. The costs for CV2 have been very little and still trying to bring down costs by learning and doing the work myself instead of paying others to do it from sale of Coins because it's better to let the market work for itself.

 I only have two projects, ColossusCoin2 and PayCon both of which share the same base code (although with different inflation, Block times) so working on one means I am working on both. If you would like to see what I mean by this, you can take the sourcecode of either and lay it over top of the other.

A little about simplicity - I always believe in simplicity and the solution to any problem should be as simple as possible because when you try to complicate things there is more chance for error so that is what I try to achieve.

The last week or so I have been working on a windows build kit, it has been quite frustrating but worth it to learn about it.

[tZKtdvt6]

Please VOTE for Colossuscoin2.0 CV2 to be added to Coins-e Exchange https://www.coins-e.com/voting/#  Colossuscoin2.0  

RANK: 3, COIN CODE: Cv2,  COIN NAME: Colossuscoin2.0, VOTES: 10

Wonderful information, Thank you very much.

[Crestington]

Here is an updated list of current nodes for people to add to their ColossusCoin2.conf file

addnode=46.101.25.231
addnode=81.169.251.126
addnode=128.199.39.192
addnode=87.217.82.156
addnode=154.20.180.26
addnode=77.176.62.100
addnode=188.166.115.151
addnode=104.131.180.51
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=69.118.24.197
addnode=69.176.242.196
addnode=46.101.55.191
addnode=46.101.165.67
addnode=212.34.248.234
addnode=72.201.84.153
addnode=91.153.108.4
addnode=162.243.205.91

[tZKtdvt6]

Here is an updated list of current nodes for people to add to their ColossusCoin2.conf file

addnode=46.101.25.231
addnode=81.169.251.126
addnode=128.199.39.192
addnode=87.217.82.156
addnode=154.20.180.26
addnode=77.176.62.100
addnode=188.166.115.151
addnode=104.131.180.51
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=69.118.24.197
addnode=69.176.242.196
addnode=46.101.55.191
addnode=46.101.165.67
addnode=212.34.248.234
addnode=72.201.84.153
addnode=91.153.108.4
addnode=162.243.205.91

Thank you very much, Crestington, you are wonderful too. ColossusCoin2.conf updated succesfully and now the conectivity to the ColossusCoin2 NET is very healthy too.

[sudo23]

Colossucoin2.0 wallet builds

Hi CV2 Community!
I have sent 30160 CON from the CV2 development fund to C-cex.com Account: PHLrULSxxZ6B2peJqjQKm7o5BCS6NKJvmh Debit: -30160.00 CON Transaction fee: -0.25 CON Net amount: -30160.25 CON Transaction ID: d5217f3427cfd34dec142fa041936ac1af1eadff80047c96c3de49acf9d 7cf7f ( https://con.gethashing.com/tx/d5217f3427cfd34dec142fa041936ac1af1eadff80047c96c3de49acf9d7cf7f )
and sold 30160 CON on https://c-cex.com/?p=con-btc for the Colossucoin2.0 wallet builds
>Sell 30160 CON for 0.174 BTC<

 
I have sent Cestington (our lead dev) 0.174 BTC to his BTC address: 1jcXEw4v8DnMd9Ez6saYKxEpm1jXTTtEH for the new Colossucoin2.0 wallet builds ( https://blockchain.info/address/1jcXEw4v8DnMd9Ez6saYKxEpm1jXTTtEH  )

ColossusCoin2.0 UPDATE with new features (such as -automatic TOR integration -) coming soon!!

Best
Sudo23

[Crestington]

Colossucoin2.0 wallet builds

Hi CV2 Community!
I have sent 30160 CON from the CV2 development fund to C-cex.com Account: PHLrULSxxZ6B2peJqjQKm7o5BCS6NKJvmh Debit: -30160.00 CON Transaction fee: -0.25 CON Net amount: -30160.25 CON Transaction ID: d5217f3427cfd34dec142fa041936ac1af1eadff80047c96c3de49acf9d 7cf7f ( https://con.gethashing.com/tx/d5217f3427cfd34dec142fa041936ac1af1eadff80047c96c3de49acf9d7cf7f )
and sold 30160 CON on https://c-cex.com/?p=con-btc for the Colossucoin2.0 wallet builds
>Sell 30160 CON for 0.174 BTC<

 
I have sent Cestington (our lead dev) 0.174 BTC to his BTC address: 1jcXEw4v8DnMd9Ez6saYKxEpm1jXTTtEH for the new Colossucoin2.0 wallet builds ( https://blockchain.info/address/1jcXEw4v8DnMd9Ez6saYKxEpm1jXTTtEH  )

ColossusCoin2.0 UPDATE with new features (such as -automatic TOR integration -) coming soon!!

Best
Sudo23

Perfect, the newest release won't include TOR integration yet but will come with 3-4 new themes, new features, and general fixes. I will still need a little bit of time to do testing for full TOR integration but will be part of upcoming additions.

[Crestington]

And the newest release is available for download here for Windows and Mac

http://www.mediafire.com/download/n4qjbq22l262chf/ColossusCoin2-qt-win-1-0-2New.zip

http://www.mediafire.com/download/r6wk1ifqcofv810/ColossusCoin2-Qt-mac-1-0-2New.zip

[Th82]

Hello Crestington!

Well done! Thank you for newest Colossuscoin2.0 release. Very Nice.

Regards
Tom

And the newest release is available for download here for Windows and Mac

http://www.mediafire.com/download/n4qjbq22l262chf/ColossusCoin2-qt-win-1-0-2New.zip

http://www.mediafire.com/download/r6wk1ifqcofv810/ColossusCoin2-Qt-mac-1-0-2New.zip

[MaGNeT]

When do we swap 1.5.2 coins to 2.x coins?

[Crestington]

When do we swap 1.5.2 coins to 2.x coins?

You can do it directly with Sudo23 but I have been asking around the Clams community if they may be able to help me with the scripts for inputting the premine into redeemable addresses.

[sudo23]

Colossuscoin2.0 info:
Total blocks: 128040
Synchronized blocks: 128040 (100.00000000 %)
Total transactions: 265695
Total coins: 19717952893.51786401 CV2
POW coins: 19107504340.00000000 CV2 (96.93859954 %)
POS coins:    603430655.51786397 CV2 (3.06140046 %)
Total send amount: 1098794672073.48322529 CV2
Total receive amount: 1098794294593.48322533 CV2
Total fee amount: 377479.99999996 CV2
Total used addresses: 15722
Total funded addresses: 447
Total empty addresses: 15275

From: http://www.multifaucet.tk/index.php?blockexplorer=CV2&currency_info

Network info:
Connected nodes: 6
Nodes list:    
addnode=188.166.115.151:43522
addnode=104.131.180.51:43522
addnode=46.101.25.231:43522
addnode=46.101.165.67:43522
addnode=178.62.185.49:43522
addnode=31.16.96.238:43522

From: http://www.multifaucet.tk/index.php?blockexplorer=CV2&network_info

[Crestington]

I have setup a couple larger nodes you can add as well in addition to those that Sudo has posted

addnode=173.254.204.123
addnode=84.200.84.210

[sudo23]

Great!
We should setting up more VPS nodes (e.g. on crowncloud.net)
and run DNS seeders.
A basic Guide: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=599623.0
I'll add two more VPS nodes.

I have setup a couple larger nodes you can add as well in addition to those that Sudo has posted

addnode=173.254.204.123
addnode=84.200.84.210

[sudo23]

I've created a new colossuscoin webpage: http://www.colossuscoin.net/

[drays]

I've created a new colossuscoin webpage: http://www.colossuscoin.net/

The main loading took almost 1 minute on my PC (that is an old one, but not THAT old), so the page is on the slow side...
Also the writing in the center reads "ColossuCoin.net" instead of "ColossusCoin.net". And what the "Log In" link at the upper right corner is for?

But overall is looks very good.

Whats up with the swap? Are there any plans to revive the community of this coin?