Quote from: tx42 on May 25, 2015, 09:26:04 PM

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Quote from: GraphDev on May 25, 2015, 06:58:40 PM

Welcome back everyone. Bitcointalk being down was unfortunate, but it allowed us to get more work done so we will have the enhanced mac wallet today and a sneak peek of what the arbitrage bot will look like.

For now, we have to deal with this issue with the checkpointing server. The other day when the block explorer halted, that's when we noticed an attack on the main node which put server resources (memory, swap, and cpu) at 100% so we had to restart it. This caused a fork, but we fixed it within 30 minutes. Some of you may be on the same fork as the attack, which is easy to fix.

Check http://explorer.graphcoin.co/ and make sure your wallet is on the same block as this, if not, you will need to back up your wallet.dat in the %appdata% directory and then delete everything except your wallet.dat and resync.

The main checkpointing server is built into the wallet, but if you want to be extra careful, you can put:

addnode=explorer.graphcoin.co
addnode=62.116.254.204

To your .conf file

Right now we are going to send Bittrex a support ticket to get this resolved.

It also seems that though i have cleared out all the files in my %appdata% folder and re-synced i am still missing around 2k coins if i compare my balance to the block explorer.

Also why is the bittrex wallet for GPH showing as inactive???

Whats going on ?

Any thoughts ?

have you tried "repairwallet" ?

You can also try adding rescan=1 to the conf and restart. If you were staking on a fork, particularly during the hipos phase, you will have a ton of coins. It doesn't mean you lost many coins. The fork happened very near the end of hipos, so the balance you would have had mining on the correct fork wouldn't be too much bigger than not mining on it.

Hey thanks! that did the trick Cool