Hey Jimmy

I tried to revive CF as a learning project but ran out of time and eventually lost track completely.
Didn't notice that the domain had expired.  The website/explorer server will expire next week.

You're welcome to take over.

The explorer shows people mining, and Yobit is at the same block, so I suspect things are still OK.

Seems like the miners mine in bursts, to let the difficulty drop.  Whenever it stalled and I mined a
block, they would start mining again right away

Just create the file.  Wallet worked fine for me on Linux.

Add the two addnode lines to the config file.  I guess the config is at
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Californium\Californium.conf on Windows but not sure.



Otherwise: click on Console in the toolbar and enter this:

addnode 158.69.48.105:44252 add


I'm on #californium on IRC chat.freenode.net if you want to debug further.

Are you using active nodes in your config file?

addnode=91.121.221.92:44252
addnode=158.69.48.105:44252

Might not be looked at any time soon, but please make an issue describing the problem:

    https://github.com/CaliforniumProject/Californium/issues

Yes, I made the site, Chirwin.

Not sure about the original site, might have been at www.californium.cf.

It's a 2015 fork of UNO with more coins, but the same "rare" store of value idea.  It also adds this KGW
patch to prevent the mining difficulty from being pushed out of reach.  (UNO is a 2013 fork of Bitcoin with only
250 000 coins.)

There hasn't been any development since launch but everything seems to be working OK (moving coins works, the miners
are almost always active, sending to/from the exchange works).

I did a little cleanup last year (website, etc) to try get things going.  Am hoping to find more time this year -- I'd like to get
the test net running, get the wallet to build on newer Ubuntu releases, and setup Travis on github.

I think so.  There don't seem to be any running nodes.

In some sort of way, yes. 

The original dev disappeared in 2015 a few months after launch.  Last year I made a webpage,
added a block explorer, and started some some code cleanup.  Ran out of time, but hoping to
find some more in the next few months.

Cool, welcome.  First I'd say install the wallet and try moving some coins around.

If you're technical you could compile and test the source.  Especially on Windows or Mac would help.

You could also help flesh out the new web page.  If you can do web dev you could improve the blockchain
explorer, it's pretty basic.

April 17, 2015   

I've been having some fun cleaning up the source code:

    https://github.com/maffelux/Californium

Here's a blockchain explorer for Californium: http://158.69.48.105:2750

addnode=154.16.7.192:4504
addnode=99.0.109.149:62905
addnode=188.213.175.205:58760
addnode=185.17.204.47:33038
addnode=138.201.89.26:4504
addnode=88.138.81.6:57508

There are so many coins that the 64 bit moneysupply field is wrapping around.  I don't think it's
used anywhere though, just for information.

I think the actual value is in the 1500 billion range.