Quote from: Faust Roland on January 10, 2019, 08:13:15 AM

All nodes I connect has odd timeoffset - between -100 to -60. Also I am pretty sure, that I have correct time at my node. Is there something I can do with that?

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$ cli getpeerinfo | grep "addr\|timeoffset" | grep -v local
   "addr" : "151.226.102.252:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -94,
   "addr" : "46.4.113.143:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -97,
   "addr" : "165.227.93.150:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -94,
   "addr" : "95.87.207.152:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -95,
   "addr" : "67.205.153.62:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -88,
   "addr" : "94.23.58.222:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -95,
   "addr" : "124.191.213.74:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -109,
   "addr" : "97.83.177.95:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -95,
   "addr" : "69.121.201.75:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -96,
   "addr" : "82.21.202.185:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -101,
   "addr" : "67.191.63.234:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -92,
   "addr" : "176.58.119.91:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -88,
   "addr" : "193.111.198.69:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -86,
   "addr" : "188.40.206.114:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -79,
   "addr" : "158.129.212.236:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -72,
   "addr" : "178.62.8.78:31174",
   "timeoffset" : -66,

Either you need to update your clock, or everyone does. This can be caused because of clock drifting, or some other issues. Please sync your computer with an NTP server to be sure your clock is right: Google have a huge NTP server and a nice tutorial here https://developers.google.com/time/guides

Quote from: bolo1970 on January 09, 2019, 12:32:54 PM

The doge blockchain has become so big that someone invented multidoge, similar to multibit for bitcoin. What happens to all the multibit and multidoge users? They do not have wallet.dat files and will probably lack the technical skills to export keys. Roll Eyes

All softwares that tries to manage a criptocurrency portfolio have some sort of way to export private keys. Multibit, for example, have this tutorial:
https://multibit.org/help/v0.5/help_exportingPrivateKeys.html

Access to a wallet.dat is not necessary, as you can import these private keys to any other compatible software. The lack of technical skills, however, can really be a problem for some people: But the wallet technology is quickly getting easier to use. We already have some wallets that you just need to write down some words instead of exporting keys, for example.

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Another question is if I need my BTC/LTC/DOGE wallet update to the latest block before I copy it to the appdata/Roaming/CLAM/?

Please do not copy files from other coins inside the CLAM client. They are different, and are not compatible between them. If you need to update your CLAM client, please let it update by itself or use a bootstrap.dat made by dooglus.

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