Quote from: TheKingInYellow on March 05, 2018, 06:32:24 AM

Quote from: ninjaskip on March 05, 2018, 02:03:39 AM

Quote from: TheKingInYellow on March 04, 2018, 04:07:04 PM

Quote from: kreatoralex on March 04, 2018, 11:05:48 AM

I have an incomprehensible situation, there are 2 wallet on different computers.
On one wallet 20 million coins, POS goes fine

On the second wallet 120 million coins, with POS a lot of rejected transactions

I highly suggest deleting all the blockchain data in your %appdata%/Peepcoin folder EXCEPT the wallet file and restarting. It looks like your 2nd wallet forked, possibly due to a connection interruption. Having that high of a reject rate is abnormal and usually means your wallet is catching blocks at far too low a difficulty and getting rejected by the consensus of the network (in other words, you're forked). Let me know if deleting the block data (leaving the wallet.dat!) fixes the problem. High reject rate usually means something is wrong on your end

How then were two of the blocks he found with the second wallet overall confirmed? That's at least what it looks like on the screenshot. Shouldn't they all be grey and rejected?

They certainly should all be if the wallet is forked, so my suggestion is *just in case*. If the orphaned blocks don't stop happening it's very likely a bad idea to keep your block data; it's best to just resync from scratch from my experience. I haven't had any desync issues so far, but these happen with any high input-output stake coin from time to time. Deleting the blockchain data and resyncing from scratch is one of the ways I know to make sure it's all sync'd and proper, repairwallet and such don't always do the job needed

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