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I have a $50 giftcard purchased from gyft.com that I don't need anymore and want to sell it.
Price: $35 Bitcoin
Price: $35 Bitcoin
can you show me your gyft.com account via teamviewer to prve it is indded bought on gyft,i may buy it
LMK
Wonder which one of the moderator/admins is gonna go scope the dudes IP and get a general location of the guy to send in the Cuban hit squads.
lol - I emailed Roger the Name, country, and address of the douche. If he wants to throw a lil btc for it, fine, if not oh wells.
eh, I'm not a fan of bitcounbounty hunter website. Nor the actual rules to get bounties. Do you know it's almost impossible to get convictions? Some say identify which is a little easier. But the whole conviction thing is a little far fetched. Probably will not participate in any more.
I have not seen this source so I don't know if its even secure. I man Evomarket source (which I have) was released and many people are using that source now. Just re-theme.
Why is yours so much more better than one of the top sources?
Do you mind giving it to me for a price or free?Why is yours so much more better than one of the top sources?
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The Bitwasp project is a good option to look at and build off of instead of buying this for 100 BTC.
And to whoever buys this don't post here saying your buying it and be sure to re-theme it
[TUT] Script - Get an e-mail when a block is found + updown checker (XPM)
Ok well, as many others I am mining from different machines, and well, checking all of them for found blocks is very hard, also I am not using the same wallet for all of them so basically I prefer the machines to e-mail me when they find a block.
Also the script checks if primecoind is still running, and if it's not it tries to start it again.
1. Install a mail server (if you don't have one) so that you can receive e-mails
On Debian/Ubuntu you should install exim4 in order to get your e-mail working.
On CentOS/Slackware/Arch/Gentoo I am sure you will find many tutorials of doing this.
2. Save this script in a file and make it executable (chmod +x filename)
3. Add this to your cron daemon
And add the following:
For 15 minutes checks:
For hourly checks:
Save and close.
To check that it was added:
Regards
P.S. This script can be easily modified to work with any daemon by fiddling with 'which primecoind' maybe replacing it with 'which bitcoind', not just the primecoin one, because I think they all work the same way.
Also the script checks if primecoind is still running, and if it's not it tries to start it again.
1. Install a mail server (if you don't have one) so that you can receive e-mails
On Debian/Ubuntu you should install exim4 in order to get your e-mail working.
Code:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
apt-get install exim4-daemon-light mailutils
dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config
apt-get upgrade
apt-get install exim4-daemon-light mailutils
dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config
On CentOS/Slackware/Arch/Gentoo I am sure you will find many tutorials of doing this.
2. Save this script in a file and make it executable (chmod +x filename)
Code:
#!/bin/bash
primecoind=`which primecoind`
#we check if primecoind is running and if not we start it again
if ! pgrep -f $primecoind >/dev/null 2>&1; then
$primecoind --daemon
sleep 10
fi
#we check if a block was found or not
generated=`cat $HOME/.primecoin/debug.log | grep generated | grep -v prime | sed 's/generated //g'`
if [ -z "$generated" ] ; then
exit
fi
#we found a block
ip=`hostname -I`
$primecoind listtransactions | /usr/bin/mail -s "I found one! $generated XPM $ip" -r primecoind@$ip your@email.com
#clean up and server restart
$primecoind stop
sleep 10
rm -rf $HOME/.primecoin/debug.log
$primecoind --daemon
primecoind=`which primecoind`
#we check if primecoind is running and if not we start it again
if ! pgrep -f $primecoind >/dev/null 2>&1; then
$primecoind --daemon
sleep 10
fi
#we check if a block was found or not
generated=`cat $HOME/.primecoin/debug.log | grep generated | grep -v prime | sed 's/generated //g'`
if [ -z "$generated" ] ; then
exit
fi
#we found a block
ip=`hostname -I`
$primecoind listtransactions | /usr/bin/mail -s "I found one! $generated XPM $ip" -r primecoind@$ip your@email.com
#clean up and server restart
$primecoind stop
sleep 10
rm -rf $HOME/.primecoin/debug.log
$primecoind --daemon
3. Add this to your cron daemon
Code:
crontab -e
And add the following:
For 15 minutes checks:
Code:
0,15,30,45 * * * * /path/to/yourscript
For hourly checks:
Code:
0 */2 * * * /path/to/yourscript
Save and close.
To check that it was added:
Code:
crontab -l
Regards
P.S. This script can be easily modified to work with any daemon by fiddling with 'which primecoind' maybe replacing it with 'which bitcoind', not just the primecoin one, because I think they all work the same way.
I do not know if you are talking about the same person, but "bitcoinseller" (the nickname) is also on btc-e.
As soon as I spoke on their chat, he sent me a PM stating that he is willing to sell me bitcoins for $5.2, when the price on the website was $6.4.
I said just "hi" on the chat, nothing about buying bitcoins, so obviously he was contacting anyone that talked there.
I told him, ok, but to send the bitcoins first, he said he does not agree, and I asked him to search for another victim.
When something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.
As soon as I spoke on their chat, he sent me a PM stating that he is willing to sell me bitcoins for $5.2, when the price on the website was $6.4.
I said just "hi" on the chat, nothing about buying bitcoins, so obviously he was contacting anyone that talked there.
I told him, ok, but to send the bitcoins first, he said he does not agree, and I asked him to search for another victim.
When something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.
Edit:
It was because I was using 0.41, after updating to the latest client (0.56) everything seems to be working fine.
I keep getting server not ready.
I have been trying to use electrum.novit.ro, btcback.com, ecdsa.org, electrum.bitcoin.sk.
electrum.bitcoin.sk seems to be working but, it does not show my recent transactions.
Anyway, what server are you using? I tried to find a server list but I was unable to.
Not that I know of... Which server in particular?
It was because I was using 0.41, after updating to the latest client (0.56) everything seems to be working fine.
I keep getting server not ready.
I have been trying to use electrum.novit.ro, btcback.com, ecdsa.org, electrum.bitcoin.sk.
electrum.bitcoin.sk seems to be working but, it does not show my recent transactions.
Anyway, what server are you using? I tried to find a server list but I was unable to.
anyone else having a LOT of problems with their servers recently?
Not that I know of... Which server in particular?