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Re: Official "repitela is a nazi asshole douchebag turd thread"
Honest feedback here buddy.
If you go back to your Altcoin Observer thread and read the red part, you may get an indication as to why people may view you as a nazi asshole douchebag turd.
If you go back to your Altcoin Observer thread and read the red part, you may get an indication as to why people may view you as a nazi asshole douchebag turd.
Re: is this the end of Bitcoin & Altcoin dream ????, Apple introduced "Apple PAY"
Looks quite interesting but it won't kill Bitcoin or any other crypto currency.
Too many people nowadays want to buy/sell/mine coins for this to happen; they want to hold onto the dream that one day they'll make a fortune. These people don't want coins from a stupid appstore. They don't want to line Apple's ridiculously bloated pockets any further.
And if they want anonymity, Apple is probably the last place they would go looking. Jesus H. Fucking Christ on a bike..... doesn't Jennifer Lawrence have nice tits?
Too many people nowadays want to buy/sell/mine coins for this to happen; they want to hold onto the dream that one day they'll make a fortune. These people don't want coins from a stupid appstore. They don't want to line Apple's ridiculously bloated pockets any further.
And if they want anonymity, Apple is probably the last place they would go looking. Jesus H. Fucking Christ on a bike..... doesn't Jennifer Lawrence have nice tits?
It's going to be very hard to see where the connection is blocked from where you're standing but my bet is that a firewall policy above and beyond the access your hosting company provides to you is intercepting the traffic before it hits your seed node. The tech guys at DotEasy helpdesk probably won't have a clue what the problem is but I bet their network and security guys do if they were asked to look into it.
Another option is to set up SSL certificates between your web server and a test machine to see if that resolves the trust issue but my gut feeling is that it won't because access is being blocked at a different level altogether.
I may be wrong on the above but spent days and days of serious headaches with one faucet and as soon as everything was migrated to a VPS, the dreaded 111 error was solved almost instantly. With seed nodes you don't have databases, usernames and password etc to throw further spanners into the works, so troubleshooting the issues should be a bit easier (famous last words).
It's pretty setting easy up a VPS and I can provide you a DigitalOcean one for a few days if it's of any help?
P.S. Are you 100% sure that you've changed your port numbers in the seeder's bitcoin.cpp, main.cpp, protocol.cpp and protocol.h files before you compiled it?
Another option is to set up SSL certificates between your web server and a test machine to see if that resolves the trust issue but my gut feeling is that it won't because access is being blocked at a different level altogether.
I may be wrong on the above but spent days and days of serious headaches with one faucet and as soon as everything was migrated to a VPS, the dreaded 111 error was solved almost instantly. With seed nodes you don't have databases, usernames and password etc to throw further spanners into the works, so troubleshooting the issues should be a bit easier (famous last words).
It's pretty setting easy up a VPS and I can provide you a DigitalOcean one for a few days if it's of any help?
P.S. Are you 100% sure that you've changed your port numbers in the seeder's bitcoin.cpp, main.cpp, protocol.cpp and protocol.h files before you compiled it?
Haha.... loving this thread 
"historically you have had 100% chance to be banned from the forum as a result. Don't try your luck".
We're not banned from that guy's thread so technically, calling him a pretentious prick of the highest magnitude in this thread, doesn't constitute a ban from the rest of the forum.
"historically you have had 100% chance to be banned from the forum as a result. Don't try your luck".
We're not banned from that guy's thread so technically, calling him a pretentious prick of the highest magnitude in this thread, doesn't constitute a ban from the rest of the forum.
Re: Problem with altcoin creation InvalidChainFound (5 LTC bounty for solution)
Looks like what muddafudda says is spot-on, it could indeed be the checkpoints.
You've got Litecoin's block 1500 hash as your first checkpoint. You need to remove the 841a2965955dd288cfa707a755d05a54e45f8bd476835ec9af4402a2b59a2967 after uint256("0x then put your genesis own block hash in instead and recompile.
Code:
static MapCheckpoints mapCheckpoints =
boost::assign::map_list_of
( 1500, uint256("0x841a2965955dd288cfa707a755d05a54e45f8bd476835ec9af4402a2b59a2967"))
;
boost::assign::map_list_of
( 1500, uint256("0x841a2965955dd288cfa707a755d05a54e45f8bd476835ec9af4402a2b59a2967"))
;
You've got Litecoin's block 1500 hash as your first checkpoint. You need to remove the 841a2965955dd288cfa707a755d05a54e45f8bd476835ec9af4402a2b59a2967 after uint256("0x then put your genesis own block hash in instead and recompile.
It's kinda clutching at straws here but could there be any kind of firewall or router blocking the connection?
Bitcoin 111 errors are because of RPC access being blocked. Although slightly different, I've had nightmare problems in the past with faucets that refuse connections when used on webhosts rather than a dedicated VPS setup. Even jailbroken hosting plans don't give as much access as they would have you believe.
An NS record is pretty important and a lot of hosts won't allow you to change one (even if you ask their support for a record change). If you come up against a brick wall, my suggestion is that you try to host the seeder and website yourself on a cheap VPS. You can't beat DigitalOcean's VPSs for the flexibility you get at such a small cost if you find that the hosts aren't accommodating your requests.
Bitcoin 111 errors are because of RPC access being blocked. Although slightly different, I've had nightmare problems in the past with faucets that refuse connections when used on webhosts rather than a dedicated VPS setup. Even jailbroken hosting plans don't give as much access as they would have you believe.
An NS record is pretty important and a lot of hosts won't allow you to change one (even if you ask their support for a record change). If you come up against a brick wall, my suggestion is that you try to host the seeder and website yourself on a cheap VPS. You can't beat DigitalOcean's VPSs for the flexibility you get at such a small cost if you find that the hosts aren't accommodating your requests.
Re: Alt coin client returning error: {"code":-32601,"message":"Method not found"}
Some of the features on X11 clones and subsequent version of 'X' don't have all the API calls of Scrypt or SHA-256 coins. The cloning guides are pretty old now and don't cover these eventualities.
Built-in CPU mining is one of these features so when trying to mine the genesis block with setgeneratetrue command, it won't work. If you haven't got a mining rig, you will have to download and compile a version of CPUminer for your system/VPS before you can start the blockchain running, which I see you've already done though.
You need to check if your yourcoin/makefile.osx has all the correct paths to the hash algorithms. If you compare the Linux makefile that works to the Mac one you may notice some of the hash paths are missing i.e. obj/fugue, obj/shavite etc.
Built-in CPU mining is one of these features so when trying to mine the genesis block with setgeneratetrue command, it won't work. If you haven't got a mining rig, you will have to download and compile a version of CPUminer for your system/VPS before you can start the blockchain running, which I see you've already done though.
You need to check if your yourcoin/makefile.osx has all the correct paths to the hash algorithms. If you compare the Linux makefile that works to the Mac one you may notice some of the hash paths are missing i.e. obj/fugue, obj/shavite etc.
Is Spoetnik full of shit and a lying troll?
Yes, he is and no he isn't; he's somewhat of a paradox.
The guy is absolutely bat shit crazy, loves himself to death and is very good at 'embellishing the truth' but his posts are entertaining and he often gives good advice when it comes to altcoin advice... especially if you have an attention span akin to Leo Tolstoy.
Yes, he is and no he isn't; he's somewhat of a paradox.
The guy is absolutely bat shit crazy, loves himself to death and is very good at 'embellishing the truth' but his posts are entertaining and he often gives good advice when it comes to altcoin advice... especially if you have an attention span akin to Leo Tolstoy.
Re: A question about crypto-currencies from a 12 year old
I as well, OP is probably doing this just for "fun" to see what kind of reactions he'd get from pretending to be a 12 year old with a large array of vocabulary and understanding. He's obviously not 12.
My thoughts exactly.
A real 12 year old would be more concerned with playing conkers, Minecraft and sniffing girls' bike seats.
Re: Invest diary: Investing 1BTC-1,5BTC and archiving results. Come and join me.
Seriously good thread dude!!!
This forum is full of stories from people who say they've made (or lost) shit loads of money but it's all anecdotal really, so everything needs to be taken with a pinch of salt. It's refreshing to see somebody who's completely open and willing to share their investment experiences with everybody else, through trades that are good and bad.
Gonna be watching this thread with great interest to see how the trading works out.
This forum is full of stories from people who say they've made (or lost) shit loads of money but it's all anecdotal really, so everything needs to be taken with a pinch of salt. It's refreshing to see somebody who's completely open and willing to share their investment experiences with everybody else, through trades that are good and bad.
Gonna be watching this thread with great interest to see how the trading works out.
Are you setting this statement to true?
There is a section of code deliberately missing from main.cpp on a lot of coins to prevent people from trying to generate a genesis block. See this page to get an idea from Litecoin's example: https://gist.github.com/dmikey/8359944. This can be applied very easily to other algo coins.
If you're using X11/X13/X15 etc the guide you're using is rather outdated and once the genesis block has been created, it happens instantly so don't expect to wait a while for the machine to churn out a load of spam in the debug.log file, like it used to. The genesis block is easily overlooked if you are expecting something else to happen.
Code:
if (false && (block.GetHash() != hashGenesisBlock))
There is a section of code deliberately missing from main.cpp on a lot of coins to prevent people from trying to generate a genesis block. See this page to get an idea from Litecoin's example: https://gist.github.com/dmikey/8359944. This can be applied very easily to other algo coins.
If you're using X11/X13/X15 etc the guide you're using is rather outdated and once the genesis block has been created, it happens instantly so don't expect to wait a while for the machine to churn out a load of spam in the debug.log file, like it used to. The genesis block is easily overlooked if you are expecting something else to happen.
The primary motive behind Bitcoin and most subsequent crypto currencies is decentralization and anonymity. Does anybody really need to know who is who for it to work? I think not.
If you fall for this Stellar ploy, then you are a complete and utter fuckwit.
If you fall for this Stellar ploy, then you are a complete and utter fuckwit.
I'm not one who goes around criticizing coins but am just saying it's always been a mystery how Feathercoin has managed to survive on it's own blockchain for so long?!
It's got exactly the same genesis block, nonce, merkle root and magic bytes as Litecoin. Shouldn't this be causing catastrophic headaches for everyone involved?
It's got exactly the same genesis block, nonce, merkle root and magic bytes as Litecoin. Shouldn't this be causing catastrophic headaches for everyone involved?