Everyone should upgrade to new version v0.9.3.2. Old versions will be cut off from the network. Update process is the same as last time when we updated from v0.9.2.x. Chao has made an automated script
https://github.com/chaoabunga/mnscripts#for-updatechaincoin-only that makes this one click operation. And remember to always make backup before doing anything.
How much time we have to upgrade?
You should update your node as soon as possible.
Sometimes when start MN we are receiving "masternode started remotely" and sometimes "masternode started successfully". What does it depend?
It makes no difference as long as the node starts correctly. Check that your configuration options are in chaincoin.conf and not in the masternode.conf file.
My node is running and shows up on
https://masternodes.pro/stats/chc but when looking at the masternodes list in a local wallet I do not see it. Will it not show up until my first payment or how can I confirm that the node is up and running as it should be?
It takes a little while for your node to update both on the masternodes.pro site as well as the local wallet. It's usually best to wait for an hour or so to check if everything is in sync.
To confirm your node is on the network, run the following command from the debug console of your desktop wallet:
masternode list activeseconds IPADDRESS
and replace IPADDRESS with the ip (11.22.111.222) of your masternode. If you see a number greater than 0 then your node is online and working.
And by the way, the slack invitor also doesn't work. I get a "Failed!Token revoked" error after submitting my email.
This was fixed. Try again. If you get the same message then send me a private message with your username and email in it and I will look in to it.
{
"MYIPADDRESS" : "ENABLED"
}
so im good right?
See just above in this same post, use the activeseconds to confirm that your masternode has been online and seen by the network. As mentioned earlier, you may have to wait an hour or so before you can check this with your local wallet since it takes a little time to sync with the network.