Go to your biblepay directory (cd biblepay/src). If you are already running a daemon, type
else type the command below to start your daemon and wait till it syncs
To explore other commands enter

This was created 2 months ago and I'm sure many in the forum used it, since I got a bunch of messages about it.

Definitely, The sanctuaries are here to decide what they deem is worthy and what's not. Would be happy to act as the first neutral proposal that gets both the votes from the sanctuaries.
"The process is more important than the outcome".

[New Proposal Added]

I don't have a sanctuary yet since my coins are stuck in C-Cex, but testing out the proposals in the meantime. (Thanks Togo for the nudge)
Here's my proposal for my auto pool mining script back in October.

http://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?topic=56.msg920#msg920


Feel free to vote yes or no.
Cheers,

Definitely, In-wallet peer to peer trading is something Masternodes(Sanctuaries) can be used for along with the DAO. A good exchange or another trading option is a necessity for our community. Used C-CEX for the first time and it's probably one of the worst exchanges out there in terms of reliability and experience.

This is a crucial period for the project, our only trading option can't be offline for 30 days.

The website says December 20th to Jan 20th, Maybe we still have time until tomorrow for it to be enabled at least for a short period of time. 30 days delay to withdraw our BBP is infeasible for any of us, especially since many bought coins for the MN.  Let me know how I can help. Thanks

Hi @bible_pay,

Can you update C-CEX and bring them back online for withdrawal, many of our coins are stuck their and looks like the C-CEX guys will be off for the holidays.
Please bring it back online since that's our only exchange.
In fact, I would suggest listing on a better exchange should be our top priority.

This is both hilarious and equally informative post for some reason.
I didn't know CCEX 's fee structure and minimum order limits as I haven't sold any.
PM me your bbp address.

Well your first message was a typical troll/spammer post for which you were referred to details of the project hoping you would join the community.
Your second message was an unnecessarily formatted message without any context. I'm right to assume that you're just posting spam posts across forums based on your post history. I wouldn't have said anything if you posted the way you posted now. And my advice wasn't limited to you but for any spammy posts in general.

Apologies if you are genuinely interested in the project and thus offering to help, just so you know there's no premine to offer any payments for your said posts.

Even better, you can report these kind of posts as spam using the 'Report to Moderator' button at the bottom ride of the users.
Helps keep the forum clean.

Hi @Kayaman85, thanks for stopping by and offering your feedback

You should checkout the front page for additional details about the project, the whitepaper (http://pool.biblepay.org/Docs/BiblePay_White_Paper.pdf) details all the new and unique features that Biblepay offers.
Here are the details about all the orphans and children who are benefiting from Biblepay every month. http://accountability.biblepay.org/
There's even a faucet(10 BBP) for you to start with.

If you like the code but have different beliefs, feel free to fork the https://github.com/biblepay/biblepay repo to create your own.
Have a blessed day.

Other than the points West mentioned about the benefits of encrypting the wallet, if you really want to get the private key for your address, it's an option too since you can possibly store multiple private keys for multiple addresses and coins in a single sheet of paper.

On Linux, you can do so by typing Hope that helps.

I like the above logo as well. Looks subtle and clean.

@west can you ask the designer to try few different dual tone color combinations on the same logo, that would give us more options.
If not, I can try and do it myself when you get the source file.

It's definitely a 'out of memory' error. I've tested and used the bash script multiple times without any issue.

This is your error "internal compiler error: Killed (program cclplus)",
Check every link here https://www.google.com/search?q=internal+compiler+error%3A+Killed+(program+cclplus) , they all point to memory issue.

But if it's working if you compile it manually, maybe the 'make -j4' command is running on more threads than the cpu cores you have.
You can try editing the script [Line 44] to change it to just 'sudo make' instead of 'sudo make -j4'.

This is due to the compiler running out of memory(RAM).
Try clearing out any other programs occupying the memory or install in a Virtual Machine/PC that has more memory.

Out of all the previous ones, 351 and 311 are good. It'll look better with a different font face though.
I personally like minimal designs, my preference for the logo is something that incorporates all the values but not literally embed them all over the logo.
If we want to be a top-50 coin, we need to show the values but also have a modern touch to it.

@bible_pay Any reason for sticking with the current color swatches? I'm sure we can get more creative ones with a little bit of experimentation and creative freedom.
Brighter colors stand out and can help with more discoverability.

Donated 10,000 BBP to west (BGtF8NTiUF3cTMJ62Ps7G1wtYU7sD5nkvG) for the contest. Thanks for your help!

To speed up the compile time, add -j4 or -j8 after make. This way it compiles using 4 or 8 threads instead of just 1.

./configure LDFLAGS="-L${BDB_PREFIX}/lib/" CPPFLAGS="-I${BDB_PREFIX}/include/"

sudo make -j8

Reference: http://www.linux-databook.info/?page_id=2319

Thanks for this, will try it today. Please share yours or the pool's donation address.
I'm running tools for some other early coins as well, at my expense, I know the cost associated with it. Happy to contribute.

@inblue I am sorry to see you go, you have been a valuable member of the forum, appreciate your help here so far.

@bible_pay I am sure there's a big misunderstanding here, inblue has been very active here and his/her hash probably helped the pool mine more blocks in which all of us smaller miners benefitted from. He/She could've kept the 'hack' to themselves but the whole experiment was posted here for all to see and also he/she has been more valuable than 80% of the accounts here including me.

Please reserve resorting to banning someone only if the account is malicious or useless, I personally don't see anything inblue posted here as disruptive to the community, inblue has every right to be on the forum. This is a decentralized project which will go autonomous come December, by casting away useful users, the community will only become worse.

If anyone's setting up a new pool, I am happy to distribute the hash to it.

- Live and Let Live

Currently there are no external miners for the coin because the algorithm is really unique and even takes into account that you are running a node, so for now one has to run a node and mine using the in-built miner.

If you want to setup a node fast and start mining on the pool, I had put up a script for linux to do so.
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/d1c1d35e3c8f67f5fb2e204479fa5c6b

Cheers

@bible_pay What are your thoughts on connecting Biblepay with Bitcoin/Litecoin through a lightening network. Will offer a p2p option to deposit and buy. as well as can make the coin an easy destination for charitable donations, one can setup, say 0.001 BTC to be donated every month via Biblepay and it can be ran it through the DAO.  What are the technical challenges and feasibility constraints?
 
Feel it can provide a more connected ecosystem with other established coins and also creating more value + exposure for Biblepay. I like Vertcoin's lightening network with litecoin as a means to make micro transactions, same way Biblepay can be setup for micro donations. Would like to hear the community's thoughts on this.

Edit: https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd