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I have problems to connect my BSD wallet with the network. I am five days back and I let my wallet opened for six hours and contantly two active connections but I did not get it synchronized. Any advice what is wrong? It is not because of a firewall since I do not use one on my Mac and Bitsend worked earlier.

First: backup your wallet: "File -> Backup Wallet..."

Store that file safely in at least 2 locations...
Second: Close Bitsend client app (I assume you're using the Bitsend QT client version 0.14.0.4)
Third: Go to ~/Library/Application Support/Bitsend/ (that's where your wallet.dat file is stored) and find a file named "peers.dat". Rename it to "peers.old" and restart the client.

If you're comfortable with compiling your own wallet, better download the latest source at https://github.com/LIMXTEC/BitSend/archive/v0.14.0.5.tar.gz , extract it and compile (see doc/build.osx file in the source)

Good luck.

I did it exactly as you have described but I still have the same problem. In the meanwhile am 12 days back and it finds one active connection which seems not to be enough for synchronization. Is it possible to provide a peers list that I can add to the peers.dat manually?

I bet you are still on 0.14.0.4 and behind an IPv6 because:

Bitsend 0.14.0.4 0.14.0.5
IPv4 works works
IPv6 fails works

( see older post of me )

Hi gadado, could you please how to fix this problem ? Because i also have the same problem, my bitsend wallet can't sync and stuck like other people here. What should i do to my network ? IPv4 IPv6 ? Sorry i'm stupid about this things, tell us more about to fix this please

If you are on windows you can force windows to use IPv4 for your netconnection somewhere in the network settings given your provider and router supports IPv4 and IPv6. But this is only required if you plan to host a masternode because Masternodes work with IPv4 only. I would not recommend it.

The simplest what you can do in case of windows is installing 0.14.0.4
Then get the "2.Windows-bitsend-qt.exe" of 0.14.0.5 (yes even the nameing was bad done) rename it to bitsend-qt.exe and
replace the bitsend-qt.exe that you have in your BitSend folder with this new file.

I don't know if the alternative offered windows installer version of 0.14.0.5 comes in a complete package. You might try that one. For me installers are a no go.