Hmm, I wouldn't call that "not good configured" - the server just lost its connection to IRC. After restarting it everything is back to normal.
Anyway thank you for the hint!

I've upgraded e2.pdmc.net to 0.9.1 yesterday and adjusted the minimum fee accordingly.

Set the transaction fee in tools > preferences. Then use tools > create transaction > from CSV text to create your transaction. Confirm everything is correct, sign and save the transaction to a file. Then open the file using a text editor, copy the hex portion and broadcast it using bitcoind or blockchain.info's pushtx:

https://blockchain.info/pushtx

Hi and I hope someone here can answer these security questions for me.

I have downloaded the Multibit client onto both a windows laptop and also a separate download onto a laptop running ubuntu linux.

My questions are for both operating systems and they are:

1. When I am online and start the Multibit client is my IP address broadcast at anytime when I am using it such as when it syncs with the BTC network?

2. If I create say 10 wallets in the client and issue one receiving address from each wallet to ten different people so they can pay me, is it possible to see that all those addresses and wallets reside within the same Multibit client?

3. Can those addresses or wallets be traced back to either of my laptops and if so how can I stop this from happening?

Cheers in advance.

Ok so I did Reset Blockchain and Transactions 10 times and didn't work.  My bitcoins were still gone and no trace of the transaction.

So I finally had to export all my private keys to a file and put it in Excel.   But guess what...The Private key export doesn't link the Public Key to the Private Key so I had 200 Private keys and no way to figure out which matched up to my missing
BTC...nice, job Multibit !

So I just had to try them one by one in Blockchain and eventually I found the right one and was able to sweep my bitcoin into Blockchain.info.

It is absurd and inexcusable that my 7.17 BTC was sitting in that address, CLEARLY on the blockchain, yet Multibit would not let me access it or even let me know they were there or what address they were under.  

Anyway bottom line is..

Goodbye Multibit !   I will find some other software that actually works and doesn't try to destroy $3500 of my funds.

This coin has a great potential, and as a stakeholder, I am following the developments very closely and will soon start helping out the best I can. Please drop the idea of cancelling stakeholders who have posted only once.

you stop to voting https://www.allcrypt.com/voting have just 150 vote for C2 and top is Just 12000 so please go and vote

Nope, you are mining after you enter setgenerate true32 and push enter. My computer instantly starts to scream as if something is hurting it. If you do a mouseover over that mining icon after you enter setgenerate true32 it shows the hashrate you are mining at. You just need to remember to click back onto the wallet for the mouseover to work.

I am not saying the instructions were difficult to follow, but I made a tutorial post (with wallet pics) over at the Coinzen Coin2 board on how to solo mine the C2 blockchain.

If anyone is interested..

http://coinzen.org/index.php/topic,459.0.html

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Hi, if those addresses were created within Bittrex, you'll get coins in them shortly. 

Ok guys, I am home from work and I want to give everyone an update.  Last night, I was waiting for Bter to go live.  At about 1:00am I decided it was time to go to bed.  I woke at about 6:30am and checked Bter, then the forum, and then the pool.  AHHHHHH! The server is setup to run a few cronjobs(linux term for automated task) every minute.  I also have a few other tasks that I carry out once a day.  At somepoint, a cronjob stopped working which shuts down the pool.  This is a security feature that functioned better than I actually intended.  Needless to say the pool went offline.  I was unaware since I was sleeping.  It took about 5 min for me to get it back up and running, but as most of you know, txs were stuck for a period of time.  Without miners, txs will not confirm.  Everything is working great now, but we need to avoid this from happening again.  I would like two things:

1. For someone to start a backup pool using MPOS.
2. For everyone to understand how to solo mine, should this ever happen again.  

SOLO MINING TUTORIAL:
1.If you go to your wallet, you will see a tab labeled Help, click it!
2.Click Debug window
3.Click on console
4.Type setgenerate true 8 or setgenerate true 16 - this is for dual core computer - if you have quad, six, or eight you can even type 32
5. Type getmininginfo and you should see a number next to hashpersec, this is your hashrate.
6. Your are now mining the blockchain

Does anyone know about C2 deposits and withdrawals suspended on Bittrex?


Does anyone have a deposit there?

Pool back up and wallets syncing......I am going to need a team that is able to watch the pool in the future to avoid this from happening again....anyone familiar with MPOS?