Quote from: mikegi on September 30, 2016, 05:14:04 PM

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Quote from: ShiftTeam on September 30, 2016, 05:16:51 AM

Quote from: TR8888 on September 29, 2016, 10:17:14 PM

Whatever I do I cannot get Shifthub to sync I get the ''Your connection is restricted. Please, open 15441 port on your router
or configure Tor to become full member of Phantom network.'' message

I have allowed this port in router, I've also tried in tor to no success, Any ideas?

This has nothing to do with ShiftHub nor your router, nor phantom.

Start gshift.exe with the console command, (like this... >gshift.exe console) and paste the following commands..

admin.addPeer("enode://3863f4c5df46088ccb1dff3a3256dfc61faf6d721b2e6db06f3d4e43461d824c423b5dc87aab17c6f173884f8010eafdb6f62bbc5747311577d29aa4457d2546@178.33.228.14:13900")
admin.addPeer("enode://cef471e6f0e21022c6466f7a12c4c6b76810ec560f041c419f26cf6a995e07da3dcde4679d476461115cbebfb4161175e9091e7585753af41a2f79ebe32a9d9f@83.220.169.87:53900")
admin.addPeer("enode://d7b2a4a966de561232a0e8945a2accd3fcbf4c580f2a5a15697da6792d2c2c502847b93a75a4476f32a08ddd1cb87f52e4037f2e6f9b33ed1fbee8ee6ed859a7@109.185.141.150:53900")

How do I get this to stick after a reboot?

Can add the list to .gshift/static-nodes.json

See here for the format:
https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Connecting-to-the-network#static-nodes

Here's how to get the data:
http://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/8828/how-can-i-extract-create-a-list-of-peers-from-my-syncing-geth-node-to-manually-p

If you think gshift is trying too hard to connect to other peers, once you have a good list of static nodes and good connectivity, you could look into trying the "--nodiscover" option when running gshift.

Also, make sure your clock is correct (within 15 seconds). You will have trouble connecting to other nodes if your clock is off. If you are running Linux, look into "ntp". Now idea about windows.

Windows uses internet time but doesn't keep time very well and it's not a new problem. With that said do you what the network uses as its time server and do you know if the network allows for any time variance?