Hi 
Thanks again for the PM. I finally managed to get some time to give OS-CCE a try.
Configuring your explorer is really a piece of cake. Great!
I took a me a minute to realize I had to manually create the tables using mysql cce -u -p < newdb.sql
Contrary to Bitcoin-abe, it seems that loading the DB with ./dbload.py -n -v is much slower?
It takes like 10 minutes to load 1000 blocks on a virtual machine with Ubuntu Server 14.04 with 2GB RAM. Does it heavily rely on RAM? I might have to increase it?
Another reason I can think of is the checking back 250 blocks to detect orphaned blocks? This might be too far in the past for my coin? My blockchain has over 1.7 million blocks (just over 1 year old)
Or is this due to me having reniced the wallet daemon to "19"? It's a habit I took while working with VPS servers as these companies often don't like high loads and will charge you for it or terminate your contract.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to the day it's synched to see what it's going to be like \(^_^)/
Hmmz... I had to restart dbload ..
A little later: ~1000 blocks
Or
I'm confused now
Edit:Looks like it's solved by adding the -l argument.
Thanks again for the PM. I finally managed to get some time to give OS-CCE a try.
Configuring your explorer is really a piece of cake. Great!
I took a me a minute to realize I had to manually create the tables using mysql cce -u -p < newdb.sql
Contrary to Bitcoin-abe, it seems that loading the DB with ./dbload.py -n -v is much slower?
It takes like 10 minutes to load 1000 blocks on a virtual machine with Ubuntu Server 14.04 with 2GB RAM. Does it heavily rely on RAM? I might have to increase it?
Another reason I can think of is the checking back 250 blocks to detect orphaned blocks? This might be too far in the past for my coin? My blockchain has over 1.7 million blocks (just over 1 year old)
Or is this due to me having reniced the wallet daemon to "19"? It's a habit I took while working with VPS servers as these companies often don't like high loads and will charge you for it or terminate your contract.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to the day it's synched to see what it's going to be like \(^_^)/
Hmmz... I had to restart dbload ..
Code:
akira@positron:~/CCE$ ./dbload.py -n -v
Processing Block: 6368 of 1637812
Main Loop cannot concatenate 'str' and 'int' objects
akira@positron:~/CCE$ ./dbload.py -v
Recheck Called
Processing Block: 7188 of 1637812
Processing Block: 6368 of 1637812
Main Loop cannot concatenate 'str' and 'int' objects
akira@positron:~/CCE$ ./dbload.py -v
Recheck Called
Processing Block: 7188 of 1637812
A little later: ~1000 blocks
Code:
Processing Block: 10192 of 1637812
Main Loop (1062, u"Duplicate entry '-1' for key 'PRIMARY'")
Main Loop (1062, u"Duplicate entry '-1' for key 'PRIMARY'")
Or
Code:
Processing Block: 13430 of 1637812
Main Loop sequence index must be integer, not 'str'
Main Loop sequence index must be integer, not 'str'
I'm confused now
Edit: