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If you are using a GPU, play a bit with the -g option in order to adjust your grid size for best performance.
Yes the input file is just a list of prefix to search.
Ex:
People who use hundreds (even millions) of entries likely search for full addresses.
How do I configure the -g option? Yes the input file is just a list of prefix to search.
Ex:
Code:
1Pierre
1PauL
1Jacques
1PauL
1Jacques
People who use hundreds (even millions) of entries likely search for full addresses.
Tell us more.Re: [ANN] ADAST coin - Masternodes with high ROI% - airdrops - bounty - jobs
My wallet : AbfHxFLQCamzp8m8GCywneWDfMaLW6jLD8
Detailed guide to running masternodes
1. We launch the local wallet, wait for it to sync with the network and load the entire blockchain.
2. Generating a new address.
To do this, open the console (Help - > Debug Window - > Concole) and enter the command:
getnewaddress MN1
"MN1" is just the name of the wallet for easy identification. You can use any label at your discretion.
Remember the received address (in this case AbfHxFLQCamzp8m8GCywneWDfMaLW6jLD8) - this will be the address of our masternode's wallet.
3. We send to the received address the number of coins exactly equal to the required Deposit for the node (200 000 ADAST). No more - no less, the exact number. In order for the transaction to be exactly the right amount of coins, I recommend sending it through the console, too, with the command
sendtoaddress AbfHxFLQCamzp8m8GCywneWDfMaLW6jLD8 200000
In response, we get the transaction number d433341aaa3b159d5008914f2abf521c15f586bb8e7692e2e44257989480748f - we also remember it (write it in Notepad) - we will need it. We wait for the transaction to be fully confirmed in the network.
4. After the transaction is confirmed, we generate a unique private key of the masternode:
masternode genkey
Write the received key 5JqpGtTGUuWwatHJhM9Afb2na9sbNSPCj8ymrug4wzhgykrs4xb
5. We also need to get the transaction index from step 3 with the Deposit transfer. we define it using the command
masternode outputs
In this case, the transaction index is "0" - we remember it. Closing the local wallet, i.e. shutting down its program.
6. Now we need to configure the remote wallet on the server. The configuration is to edit the configuration file of the purse.
The Linux configuration file is located at ~/.Adast / Adast.conf
In Windows this file is located at C:\Users\user name\AppData\Roaming\Adast\Adast.conf
Open it in your favorite text editor and add lines:
daemon=1
server=1
listen=1
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey=5JqpGtTGUuWwatHJhM9Afb2na9sbNSPCj8ymrug4wzhgykrs4xb
externalip=52.58.29.198 (permanent IP address of your remote server)
Save the file and run the wallet on a remote server,
7. Go back to the local computer. Now we need to configure the file with the masternode settings. This file must be located in the working directory, where the Adast file is located.conf. Name of the masternode file.conf
In Linux, it is located at ~/.Adast/masternode.conf
In Windows, this file is located at C:\Users\user name\AppData\Roaming\Adast\masternode.conf
By default, after installing the wallet, you will not have this file, so you need to create it in any text editor and write the following information in this file in one line:
MN1 52.58.29.198:32454 5JqpGtTGUuWwatHJhM9Afb2na9sbNSPCj8ymrug4wzhgykrs4xb d433341aaa3b159d5008914f2abf521c15f586bb8e7692e2e44257989480748f 0
Here:
MN1 - Name of your masternode-choose to your taste.
52.58.29.198:22115 - permanent IP address of your remote server and the port on which the wallet with masternode works (22115-port for Adast [ADAST])
5JqpGtTGUuWwatHJhM9Afb2na9sbNSPCj8ymrug4wzhgykrs4xb - the private key of the masternode obtained in step 4
d433341aaa3b159d5008914f2abf521c15f586bb8e7692e2e44257989480748f - transaction ID received in step 3, where we sent 200 000 to our address as collateral for the masternode
0 - the output index of the transaction, determined in step 5
Save the masternode file.conf and launch the local wallet
8. All we have to do is activate the masternode with the command
masternode start
Make sure that your masternode is running successfully.
Detailed guide to running masternodes
1. We launch the local wallet, wait for it to sync with the network and load the entire blockchain.
2. Generating a new address.
To do this, open the console (Help - > Debug Window - > Concole) and enter the command:
getnewaddress MN1
"MN1" is just the name of the wallet for easy identification. You can use any label at your discretion.
Remember the received address (in this case AbfHxFLQCamzp8m8GCywneWDfMaLW6jLD8) - this will be the address of our masternode's wallet.
3. We send to the received address the number of coins exactly equal to the required Deposit for the node (200 000 ADAST). No more - no less, the exact number. In order for the transaction to be exactly the right amount of coins, I recommend sending it through the console, too, with the command
sendtoaddress AbfHxFLQCamzp8m8GCywneWDfMaLW6jLD8 200000
In response, we get the transaction number d433341aaa3b159d5008914f2abf521c15f586bb8e7692e2e44257989480748f - we also remember it (write it in Notepad) - we will need it. We wait for the transaction to be fully confirmed in the network.
4. After the transaction is confirmed, we generate a unique private key of the masternode:
masternode genkey
Write the received key 5JqpGtTGUuWwatHJhM9Afb2na9sbNSPCj8ymrug4wzhgykrs4xb
5. We also need to get the transaction index from step 3 with the Deposit transfer. we define it using the command
masternode outputs
In this case, the transaction index is "0" - we remember it. Closing the local wallet, i.e. shutting down its program.
6. Now we need to configure the remote wallet on the server. The configuration is to edit the configuration file of the purse.
The Linux configuration file is located at ~/.Adast / Adast.conf
In Windows this file is located at C:\Users\user name\AppData\Roaming\Adast\Adast.conf
Open it in your favorite text editor and add lines:
daemon=1
server=1
listen=1
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey=5JqpGtTGUuWwatHJhM9Afb2na9sbNSPCj8ymrug4wzhgykrs4xb
externalip=52.58.29.198 (permanent IP address of your remote server)
Save the file and run the wallet on a remote server,
7. Go back to the local computer. Now we need to configure the file with the masternode settings. This file must be located in the working directory, where the Adast file is located.conf. Name of the masternode file.conf
In Linux, it is located at ~/.Adast/masternode.conf
In Windows, this file is located at C:\Users\user name\AppData\Roaming\Adast\masternode.conf
By default, after installing the wallet, you will not have this file, so you need to create it in any text editor and write the following information in this file in one line:
MN1 52.58.29.198:32454 5JqpGtTGUuWwatHJhM9Afb2na9sbNSPCj8ymrug4wzhgykrs4xb d433341aaa3b159d5008914f2abf521c15f586bb8e7692e2e44257989480748f 0
Here:
MN1 - Name of your masternode-choose to your taste.
52.58.29.198:22115 - permanent IP address of your remote server and the port on which the wallet with masternode works (22115-port for Adast [ADAST])
5JqpGtTGUuWwatHJhM9Afb2na9sbNSPCj8ymrug4wzhgykrs4xb - the private key of the masternode obtained in step 4
d433341aaa3b159d5008914f2abf521c15f586bb8e7692e2e44257989480748f - transaction ID received in step 3, where we sent 200 000 to our address as collateral for the masternode
0 - the output index of the transaction, determined in step 5
Save the masternode file.conf and launch the local wallet
8. All we have to do is activate the masternode with the command
masternode start
Make sure that your masternode is running successfully.
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BitCrack64 --continue -b 112 -t 512 -p 512 -c -u -i addr.txt -o out.txt -s 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 -r 100000000000
4 Nvidia 1060 6gb
BitCrack64 --continue -b 112 -t 512 -p 512 -c -u -i addr.txt -o out.txt -s 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 -r 100000000000
4 Nvidia 1060 6gb