Quote from: StakeBox on September 07, 2016, 04:10:25 AM

Quote from: tomahawkeer on September 07, 2016, 03:25:30 AM

Quote from: StakeBox on September 07, 2016, 01:41:39 AM

Quote from: tomahawkeer on September 06, 2016, 11:46:07 PM

I am trying to create a masternode, and I have followed the directions in the initial thread post, however trying to run darknet-cli master node start I get the following:

error: {code":-32601, "message": method not found"}

I have already created the masternode address and funded it with the 10k coins (exactly). If I try to run the master node start command before the wallet has started I get a different address. Is starting the master node like this even necessary ?

I am brand new to the coin so this is my first experience(s) with it.

One would need a bit more info to help you out. Is this a local or remote masternode? What OS is it on? It is not exactly clear if you are running the Qt wallet or the daemon. It looks like it would be the daemon given the command "darknet-cli master node start", but if you are running the Qt and issuing this command in the debug console that would explain the output you are seeing, you don't need the "darknet-cli" part there. Not quite sure what you mean by running the masternode start command before the wallet is started, that is not possible, and getting a new address, not sure what you mean by that, either. If you want faster help hop on slack or skype, link to the darknet skype chat is in the OP, shoot s3v3n a PM with an email address for a slack invite.

This is a local master node, Windows server 2008 R2, yes this is the QT wallet 64 bit. The darknet-cli is the command line, and not the debug window, however issuing the command via the debug window gives a similar error message. (same code, less verbose). As far as the masternode address is concerned, that is part of the directions in the initial post for creating a new master node..

Oh shit, I don't know why I didn't notice this before. Are you actually trying "master node start", or "masternode start"? The former is incorrect.

"master node start"