Quote from: esotericizm on October 27, 2016, 02:05:14 PM

Quote from: Jumbley on October 27, 2016, 01:59:20 PM

Quote from: protonn on October 27, 2016, 05:19:49 AM

https://github.com/protonn/electrum-dgb

https://github.com/protonn/electrum-dgb-server

Electrum for Digibyte.

Please see RELEASE-NOTES starting at 2.7.2b (initial DGB release)

Building a Windows client is a little sketchy. I can build the executable's, but when opened, the program closes immediately. The problem exists with the portable exe, and when installed via the setup file. The linux client works when run from terminal (sudo electrum-dgb) but otherwise it has the same issue as windows and closes by itself. I haven't had much time to troubleshoot lately. Hopefully someone else can help out.

Please feel free to contribute. At this time you will have to run your own Electrum server for testing. I don't have anywhere to host my database, so you will have to build the Electrum Server database from scratch, and it will take a roughly a day depending on your setup.

There's been a lot of updates on the source at github.com/spesmilo/electrum that I haven't had time look over and to merge.

Thanks very much for work you have done on this protonn, it's great. Jared has promised server space for this project, I reminded him again after seeing your post. Wink

Hope eso may be willing to help you out too.

heh yeah I remember the windows compilation being a bit of a pain in the ass but I can take a look when I'm free.

Edit - Took a look through the major commit and everything looks pretty good. Well done on the difficulty algo.

I may have skimmed over it but have you tested exporting/importing privatekeys? It's easy to miss but the privkey address version is actually 128 + 0 rather than the standard 128 + 30 (mainnet addres version).

I can't recall if I tried importing private keys yet. I'll take a look at the code when I get some free time (hopefully tonight) and check it out. When I was testing the Argentum version I focused testing issues along those lines, but when I was working on the Digibyte version I was really focusing on getting a windows exe up and running so people could test it.