Quote from: Overspeed on June 08, 2014, 04:56:02 PM

Quote from: Saturncoins on June 08, 2014, 03:37:18 PM

Quote from: Overspeed on June 07, 2014, 09:28:37 PM

So roughly 400,000 of my SaturnCoin that I have been mining for the past week just vaporized. In the LATEST QT transaction list, the last 44 successfully and previously confirmed coins are now listed as Mined but not accepted. WTF? Below is the only minted coin that still lists as accepted. Will it vapor soon too?

Status: 2492 confirmations
Date: 6/5/2014 10:17
Source: Generated
Credit: 10000.00 SAT
Net amount: +10000.00 SAT
Transaction ID: c903f7c8dc515ee663cd1f4deefece5a204244b6d433f9eb8b7ca15f7d3be9e7

That transaction looks fine. Could you send the transaction IDs of the ones that are missing (orphaned?) by PM so we can look into that?

Also, did you check whether those transactions also showed up in the block explorer? If they did not appear there, then that could mean that your wallet basically went on its own fork (which would mean that the blocks you found at that point did not exist on the correct fork, and they got orphaned when your wallet found its way back on the network). If that is the case, then you should make sure to add some addnodes to your saturncoin.conf configuration file (particularly those that are listed in the OP, if you need more then just let us know). Everyone should do so, and even more so if you mine directly to your wallet.

The trans IDs of the missing blocks no longer show in the QT after restarting it. Previously they were all grey with a '?' instead of the normal checkmark. So I have no idea how to retrieve the IDs. My trans list now shows accepted blocks on June 5th with the next one showing June 8th. All coins mined on the 5th through the 7th are gone. Here is my conf file config:

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.*.*
rpcuser=x
rpcpassword=x
rpcport=10018
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
maxconnections=20
addnode=213.179.192.62
addnode=74.196.59.25

At any given time while mining, the most connections I get is 4.

That sounds like the blocks got orphaned (as explained previously). Essentially that means that your wallet thought it had found those blocks while the network did not agree. This is something that most commonly happens when your wallet is not in sync with the network, causing your local blockchain to fork (and then by the time you start syncing with the network correctly again, those blocks get orphaned). This is not specific to SAT, this would've happened with any other coin too if you end up on your own fork.

Also - you mentioned that you had mined about 400k SAT in a week. This translates to a hashrate which would make more sense in a pool, rather than mining directly to your wallet. As such, I would recommend to look into that.