Quote from: NeroZyF on July 12, 2019, 05:21:38 PM

Code:

./compile.sh
rm: cannot remove 'coin': No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove '/usr/bin/coin': No such file or directory
./compile.sh: line 5: gcc: command not found
cp: cannot stat 'coin': No such file or directory
chmod: cannot access '/usr/bin/coin': No such file or directory
Compiled and Installed /usr/bin/coin and /var/log/vfc ;)

Based on what I found - coin it's a vfc

Code:

nikolay@nikolay-pc:/VFC-Core$ sudo ./coin help

To get an address balance use:
./vfc

To check sent transactions from an address use:
./vfc out

To check received transactions from an address use:
./vfc in

To make a transaction use:
./vfc

To manually trigger blockchain resync use:
./vfc resync

To manually trigger blockchain sync use:
./vfc sync

CPU mining of VFC:
./vfc mine

To create a new Address, Public / Private Key-Pair:
./vfc new

Get Public Key from Private Key:
./vfc getpub

To manually add a peer use:
./vfc addpeer

List all locally indexed peers and info:
./vfc peers

Dump all transactions in the blockchain:
./vfc dump

Dump all double spend transactions detected from other peers:
./vfc dumpbad

Clear all double spend transactions detected from other peers:
./vfc clearbad

Returns your Public Key stored in ~/.vfc/public.key for reward collections:
./vfc reward

Returns client version:
./vfc version

Returns client blocks.dat size / num transactions:
./vfc heigh

Returns the circulating supply:
./vfc circulating

Does it look like this client wont send transactions? Maybe the master server is offline and you have no saved peers, if so then scan for a peer using the following command:
./vfc scan

To get started running a dedicated node, execute ./vfc on a seperate screen, you will need to make atleast one transaction a month to be indexed by the network.