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Re: [ANN][DOGE][PPLNS][MPOS][VARDIFF] dogepool.pw - such coins, very mine, wow.
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Re: [ANN][DOGE][PPLNS][MPOS][VARDIFF] dogepool.pw - such coins, very mine, wow.
I mined for over 6 hours using 5x 7990 cards
Was hashing over 6000. I sent him an email for my lost coins and he sent me 8000 coins
Yes 8000 coins for 6 hours of mining! Even at todays difficulty i can mine 7000 coins in one hour
So imho he stole at least 50,000 coins from me
Was hashing over 6000. I sent him an email for my lost coins and he sent me 8000 coins
Yes 8000 coins for 6 hours of mining! Even at todays difficulty i can mine 7000 coins in one hour
So imho he stole at least 50,000 coins from me
Re: [ANN][Pool][DOGE][PPLNS][p2pool] dogepool.pw - such coins, very mine, wow.
Same here i cannot login. And when i enter my username to reset the password it says
"Unable to find a mail address for user" etc
I mined for a good 6 hours, hashing at approx 6300 and received zero coins
"Unable to find a mail address for user" etc
I mined for a good 6 hours, hashing at approx 6300 and received zero coins
Re: [ANN][CSC] CasinoCoin - The Premiere Coin for Online Casino Gaming | On Cryptsy!
CSC.DEDICATEDPOOL.COM seems ok thanks for that.
Coinarmy deleted my account with all my coins in it...
Coinarmy deleted my account with all my coins in it...
No worries dude. Everything is backed up every 30 minutes on DEDICATEDPOOL.COM. I got so upset at all these bad pools that I finally had to put one up to properly mine without interruption. Mine with us and we'll make sure you're taken care of.
However you should always set an auto transfer of at around 100-200 coins. Don't let them pile up. Get a wallet on your PC or send them to an exchange!
I like the other poster are missing over 900 coins. We never even had the chance to transfer coins out because for hours our accounts were showing 0 coins. Then when the coins did show up the option to cash out was greyed out ( at least on my account ) And now of course my account is showing 0 coins again...And yet for about 7 hours straight i had the 3rd best hashrate...
And the kicker is the email address on their front page cscsupport@coinarmy.com DOES NOT WORK!!. Yes nearly 2014 and a website cannot even check if their email address works
Re: [ANN][CSC] CasinoCoin - The Premiere Coin for Online Casino Gaming | On Cryptsy!
I'm not sure i will receive my coins later..
I have to reset my PIN and can't find anyone to talk to
I have to reset my PIN and can't find anyone to talk to
Me too i reset my password and now my account is locked
Even when i could access the site yesterday i could not withdraw the coins
And yes the email on the site does not work. However i also sent an email to coinarmy@gmail.com
which seems to be working, just hope the emails are being read
Well the feathercoin wallet script doesn't work
I entered a simple password and in the brute file i only allowed it to search for letters that were in the password
Pointed it towards the simple password, so when it first ran the first word was the password etc
I ran the program twice and it didn't find the password!
I wonder if a file recovery program would reover an earlier version of the saved wallet?
I entered a simple password and in the brute file i only allowed it to search for letters that were in the password
Pointed it towards the simple password, so when it first ran the first word was the password etc
I ran the program twice and it didn't find the password!
I wonder if a file recovery program would reover an earlier version of the saved wallet?
I don't get this script. I have tested it on another wallet. I entered the correct password into the script so it would find it right away. However 2 hours later it still hasn't found? When it started off with the correct password...
No problem! Very excited to find out if this works, keep me updated!
Will do at the moment i am doing all this on an old media center pc...
i3 dual core, just had a quick google and it seems high powered graphics carsd are the best
If i moved this over to a pc with a 7990 in it would the 7990 card automatically do the cracking instead of the cpu
Did you create the bitcoin.conf file in your wallet directory? That's the file that sets the RPC username and password. You can just copy the "raw data" part at the bottom of this page into Notepad and save it as "bitcoin.conf" in your wallet directory (the one that's C:\Users\
Yep looks like it's working!
Thanks again!
Navigate (using the "cd" command I explained earlier) to C:\Program Files (x86)\Bitcoin\daemon (or on 32-bit Windows, that's just C:\Program Files\Bitcoin\daemon). You should be able to run bitcoind from there without any issues.
Thanks done that and got this error message
incorrect rcpuser or rcpassword
Since neither Feathercoin nor Protoshares seem to have their own daemon versions, or even accept an argument to make them run as daemons, I've been trying to use bitcoind.exe to crack them.
Here's my method so far - somebody can correct me if there's an easier way:
1. Go to the folder where your bitcoin wallet is contained, and rename your wallet.dat file to something else (I used BITCOIN-wallet.dat - this is only temporary)
2. Copy in your wallet.dat file for the other currency (FTC/PTS), keeping its name as wallet.dat.
3. Create a new file called bitcoin.conf in the folder where your bitcoin wallet was contained (mine is C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin). Click here for a copy of my bitcoin.conf, which is the Bitcoin wiki's "example" of a bitcoin.conf file, with the relevant lines uncommented. (The RPC username in my version is "hello1"; the RPC password is "hello2".)
3. Open command prompt. Navigate to a folder containing bitcoind.exe and launch it with the following parameters:
5. Leaving both command prompts open, open "Start Command Prompt with Ruby", navigate to the location of brute.rb, and type
Let me know how this goes for you guys!
Here's my method so far - somebody can correct me if there's an easier way:
1. Go to the folder where your bitcoin wallet is contained, and rename your wallet.dat file to something else (I used BITCOIN-wallet.dat - this is only temporary)
2. Copy in your wallet.dat file for the other currency (FTC/PTS), keeping its name as wallet.dat.
3. Create a new file called bitcoin.conf in the folder where your bitcoin wallet was contained (mine is C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin). Click here for a copy of my bitcoin.conf, which is the Bitcoin wiki's "example" of a bitcoin.conf file, with the relevant lines uncommented. (The RPC username in my version is "hello1"; the RPC password is "hello2".)
3. Open command prompt. Navigate to a folder containing bitcoind.exe and launch it with the following parameters:
Code:
bitcoind -server -daemon -rpcuser=hello1 -rpcpassword=hello2 -rpcport=8332
4. Leave this command prompt window open, and open another command prompt window. Navigate to a folder containing bitcoind.exe (yes, again) and typeCode:
bitcoind getinfo
If you get information, instead of an error, your bitcoind server is accessible via RPC. If you get an error, post what you did and I can try and fix it. 5. Leaving both command prompts open, open "Start Command Prompt with Ruby", navigate to the location of brute.rb, and type
Code:
ruby brute.rb
Let me know how this goes for you guys!
I will try this in the morning and let you know how I get on. Thanks for your help so far
Thanks again when i type bitcoind -server -daemon -rpcuser=hello1 -rpcpassword=hello2 -rpcport=8332
I get the error message "is not recognised etc etc"
You first need to run your wallet in server mode from the CMD window
Once the wallet opens you type brute.rb and then it will try to open another version of your wallet.
If you keep closing the windows error pop up it will try another version of your password and the error window will pop up again, rinse and repeat
I gave up after about 2 hours was far to slow and I wasn't even sure it was trying the passwords
I'm thinking of going with the wallet recovery service see if they have any luck, only problem is they charge 20% of your wallet
Once the wallet opens you type brute.rb and then it will try to open another version of your wallet.
If you keep closing the windows error pop up it will try another version of your password and the error window will pop up again, rinse and repeat
I gave up after about 2 hours was far to slow and I wasn't even sure it was trying the passwords
I'm thinking of going with the wallet recovery service see if they have any luck, only problem is they charge 20% of your wallet
So you get that error message cannot contain lock on directory etc and then you have to keep on clicking ok...
The problem is that, as far as I can see, there isn't a bitcoind (daemon) equivalent for protoshares, so the GUI launches every time it's called. I'll keep doing more research for you.
Thanks much appreciated.
I will sit here repeatedly closing it down hundreds of times and hopefully it may hit the password
Thanks i done the same and it worked
It came up oops and then found it! and then oops?
Don't know if its been found or not, where would i see the password
False it hasn't found it:(
So what happens is i run ruby brute.rb. The feathercoin wallet pops up and it says oops
So now the feathercoin wallet is still open and nothing more is happening in the cmd screen
So i close the wallet and again nothing happens, just goes to c:\>
The problem is that, as far as I can see, there isn't a bitcoind (daemon) equivalent for protoshares, so the GUI launches every time it's called. I'll keep doing more research for you.
Thanks much appreciated.
I will sit here repeatedly closing it down hundreds of times and hopefully it may hit the password
Thanks i done the same and it worked
It came up oops and then found it! and then oops?
Don't know if its been found or not, where would i see the password
Are you typing "ruby brute.rb"? That's what you need to type.
If this still doesn't work, give me a slightly fuller explanation of exactly what you're trying to do and I'll see if I can solve this for you.
If this still doesn't work, give me a slightly fuller explanation of exactly what you're trying to do and I'll see if I can solve this for you.
Thanks again
Just done that and got this error no such file or directory
So i removed the "" from the save file and just saved as brute.rb
And now i get this error brute.rb:62in '
Getting closer?
Cheers
No problem, friend. Have you installed Ruby on your PC? You need to go to your start menu, find the folder for Ruby, and launch Start Command Prompt with Ruby before you can run Ruby scripts (brute.rb is a Ruby script).
Many thank again for the quick reply yes done that, still get the same error message
Haha - in all seriousness, though, Revalin predicted that script would take approximately 30 days of 10 combinations a second to crack it, so you may struggle if you have to manually do that!
First many thanks for your time!
About my feathercoin wallet i get to the end and type in brute.rb but if gives me that error again
brute.rb is not as an internal command etc
So i open up the ruby software and paste in ?
feathercoin-qt -server -rpcpassword=some-password -rpcport=8332
I just get syntax error
Nope, not the Ruby software, the Windows command prompt or Linux terminal.feathercoin-qt -server -rpcpassword=some-password -rpcport=8332
I just get syntax error
I just get another error, not recognized as an internal or external command etc
Re: Help Mining with 2x 7990 is the same hastrate as mining with one!
Yes the PSU is switched on
As i say if i attach both cards to the 1000w PSU both cards power up and spin
But if i detach one of the cards from the 1000w and attach it to my 850w PSU
The card attached to the 850w does not turn on!
Cheers
As i say if i attach both cards to the 1000w PSU both cards power up and spin
But if i detach one of the cards from the 1000w and attach it to my 850w PSU
The card attached to the 850w does not turn on!
Cheers
Will this work with feathercoin wallets?
The scripts should work with most wallets derived from the original Bitcoin program. For feathercoin try starting it like this: feathercoin-qt -server -rpcpassword=some-password -rpcport=8332
Then the scripts should work. There are more instructions here to get you started: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85495.msg3746636#msg3746636
But there isn't a daemon service with the feathercoin wallet. I can see one with a litecoin / bitcoin wallet
So i open up the ruby software and paste in ?
feathercoin-qt -server -rpcpassword=some-password -rpcport=8332
I just get syntax error