When i run command geth --rpc --rpccorsdomain "
http://client.augur.net http://localhost:8080" --shh --networkid 1010101 --datadir "~/.augur" --protocolversion "59" --bootnodes "enode://035b7845dfa0c0980112abdfdf4dc11087f56b77e10d2831f186ca12bc00f5b9327c427d03d9cd8106db01488905fb2200b5706f9e41c5d75885057691d9997c@[::]:30303 enode://4014c7fa323dafbb1ada241b74ce16099efde03f994728a55b9ff09a9a80664920045993978de85cb7f6c2ac7e9218694554433f586c1290a8b8faa186ce072c@[::]:30303 enode://12bcaeb91de58d9c48a0383cc77f7c01decf30c7da6967408f31dc793e08b14e2b470536ebe501a4f527e98e84c7f5431755eae5e0f4ba2556539ab9faa77318@76.14.85.30:30303" --unlock primary console
I get no keys in store error.
When I run geth --rpc --rpccorsdomain
http://client.augur.net --shh --unlock primary
The blockchain seems like it is syncing but won't connect to
http://client.augur.net/. The whole chain needs to sync right?
We're actually on a separate blockchain from the public Ethereum testnet at the moment. (The reason for this is because they're stress-testing the network right now; we'll go back on the public testnet soon.) So, you have to run geth with the --networkid 1010101 and --protocolversion 59 flags set (and set the data directory to be ~/.augur, so it doesn't conflict with the Ethereum data directory), as in the above command. If you do that, and let the chain sync, you will be able to see our contracts!
Let me know if you have more trouble.