Topic: [*] 8BIT [Dark Masternodes][Anon][Roadmap Stage 4] - page 62. (Read 379550 times)

Quote from: peachcakey on July 18, 2017, 01:20:13 AM

wallet syncing is taking forever. been days now.
any files to speed up the process?

Those are the files to speed up the process:
https://mega.nz/#!30skgB7A!Re03_aY5lhlpBr_r_xf8fCXAX67ivpC2vErL5-GybNk

It is the snapshot of the long chain made by me three days ago. Better use it, as I doubt you will finish syncing in foreseeable future without those files

Enjoy!

drays

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I am about to purchase a linux/ubuntu VPS to run this masternode on (5 masternodes at once). Couple questions.

1. Is IPv6 mandatory or it should work fine with IPv4?
2. The VPS plan I have my eyes on includes 250GB Transfer. Would it be enough if I'm only running the masternodes?

Thanks!

IPv4 should work perfectly fine.
Regarding the 250Gb plan... I am not sure, but seems to be good enough. My VPS is using around 20-50Gb, while running one 8bit node and many other stuff.
So 5 MN should use way less than 250Gb. Thus, unless you are going to backup the 8BIT snapshot (it is about 1.5Gb) every second day, you should be fine.

But, well, this is just a recommendation

. Measure your daily bandwidth, for a couple of days after deploying, just to be on the safe side.

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Quote from: grigoropol on July 18, 2017, 08:08:22 AM

Quote from: grigoropol on July 18, 2017, 08:08:22 AM

wallet syncing is taking forever. been days now.
any files to speed up the process?

you need download bootsrap

But what are the correct nodes of the long chain? There are several and I do not know what to write in 8bit.conf?
Thank you for your answers

peachcakey

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wallet syncing is taking forever. been days now.
any files to speed up the process?

you need download bootsrap

How to use bootstrap with the wallet?

grigoropol

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wallet syncing is taking forever. been days now.
any files to speed up the process?

you need download bootsrap

teosanru

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wallet syncing is taking forever. been days now.
any files to speed up the process?

Which nodes do you have in the 8 bit.conf file?

Addnode =?

Are these the correct nodes ?:

Connect = node00.8-bit.ga
Connect = node01.8-bit.ga
Connect = node02.8-bit.ga
Connect = node03.8-bit.ga
Connect = node04.8-bit.ga
Connect = node05.8-bit.ga

Or are these

Addnode = 45.32.207.94: 9999,
Addnode = 91.121.79.208: 49130
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 56526
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 56528
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 56532
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 56534
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 56536
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 56588
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 56662
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 57862
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 57870
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 57874
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 35068
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 33578
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 33586
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 33618
Addnode = 118.102.74.85: 46138
Addnode = 188.244.136.3: 13974
Addnode = 144.76.115.195: 10011
Addnode = 194.60.247.77: 35840
Addnode = 92.54.74.91: 25913
Addnode = 94.226.187.230: 57086
Addnode = 94.225.84.218: 56373
Addnode = 92.222.68.70: 48274
Addnode = 217.182.173.89: 41768
Addnode = 217.96.23.2: 57547
Addnode = 184.89.70.195: 56624

I appreciate your answers

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Quote from: peachcakey on July 18, 2017, 02:17:29 AM

wallet syncing is taking forever. been days now.
any files to speed up the process?

I think it's because of the fork

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wallet syncing is taking forever. been days now.
any files to speed up the process?

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Wallet Link is not working! (Win)

A member in our 8Bit Telegram Group uploaded the wallet on Mega Enjoy!
https://mega.nz/#!8N1VAAiY!yviyO4bnUb8JXRwmCsakromLpN1TVmTmRpIFgpCTQOs

If you wanna join the group: https://t.me/joinchat/Fj1tbw04I5daNkrT18zH9A

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Wallet Link is not working! (Win)

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Quote from: drays on July 17, 2017, 08:13:11 PM

Quote from: teosanru on July 17, 2017, 07:54:18 PM

Quote from: drays on July 17, 2017, 08:13:11 PM

Yes, masternodes work perfectly on Linux (Ubuntu in particular). Not sure there are instructions for this coin, but the process is the same as most other masternode coins, aka Dash or BitSend. The collateral is 112 8BIT, thats the only difference.

Also, masternode.conf cannot be used with the current source, but that is easily fixable, if anyone needs, I can send the instructions to patch the source.

Please send instructions

Heh, to write good instructions, I have to spend a lot of time, which I don't have unfortunately. To write bad instructions, I need much less time, but I don't want to write bad instructions.

However here is a good guide here for setting up ChainCoin masternodes: http://chaincoin.org/Setting%20up%20a%20Chaincoin%20Masternode%20-%20draft%20v.04.pdf
It is too detailed to my taste, but is a nice one. With some understanding, you can follow it, while replacing ChainCoin with 8bit where needed. Or just read it, to get an idea on what needs to be done. The first part (setting up a VPS) is completely generic, and can be followed blindly. The second part - needs to be adopted for 8bit. Volunteers welcome.

thanks, I was referring to if you could send the instructions to patch the source
The configuration of the generic mastery that I know, but what I asked for is what you offered previously

Sure. Will send it tomorrow (its late night here, and I am not at my pc). Remember - this little source patch is only needed to be able to run many masternodes at once using "masternode.conf". I suppose you should already know how to use masternode.conf, so will just send the small code patch.

I am about to purchase a linux/ubuntu VPS to run this masternode on (5 masternodes at once). Couple questions.

1. Is IPv6 mandatory or it should work fine with IPv4?
2. The VPS plan I have my eyes on includes 250GB Transfer. Would it be enough if I'm only running the masternodes?

Thanks!

teosanru

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Quote from: teosanru on July 17, 2017, 07:54:18 PM

Quote from: teosanru on July 17, 2017, 07:54:18 PM

Yes, masternodes work perfectly on Linux (Ubuntu in particular). Not sure there are instructions for this coin, but the process is the same as most other masternode coins, aka Dash or BitSend. The collateral is 112 8BIT, thats the only difference.

Also, masternode.conf cannot be used with the current source, but that is easily fixable, if anyone needs, I can send the instructions to patch the source.

Please send instructions

Heh, to write good instructions, I have to spend a lot of time, which I don't have unfortunately. To write bad instructions, I need much less time, but I don't want to write bad instructions.

However here is a good guide here for setting up ChainCoin masternodes: http://chaincoin.org/Setting%20up%20a%20Chaincoin%20Masternode%20-%20draft%20v.04.pdf
It is too detailed to my taste, but is a nice one. With some understanding, you can follow it, while replacing ChainCoin with 8bit where needed. Or just read it, to get an idea on what needs to be done. The first part (setting up a VPS) is completely generic, and can be followed blindly. The second part - needs to be adopted for 8bit. Volunteers welcome.

thanks, I was referring to if you could send the instructions to patch the source
The configuration of the generic mastery that I know, but what I asked for is what you offered previously

Sure. Will send it tomorrow (its late night here, and I am not at my pc). Remember - this little source patch is only needed to be able to run many masternodes at once using "masternode.conf". I suppose you should already know how to use masternode.conf, so will just send the small code patch.

I have configured arcticcoin nodes so I think it should be the same operation?
Thanks, I'll be waiting for the patch.

drays

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Yes, masternodes work perfectly on Linux (Ubuntu in particular). Not sure there are instructions for this coin, but the process is the same as most other masternode coins, aka Dash or BitSend. The collateral is 112 8BIT, thats the only difference.

Also, masternode.conf cannot be used with the current source, but that is easily fixable, if anyone needs, I can send the instructions to patch the source.

Please send instructions

Heh, to write good instructions, I have to spend a lot of time, which I don't have unfortunately. To write bad instructions, I need much less time, but I don't want to write bad instructions.

However here is a good guide here for setting up ChainCoin masternodes: http://chaincoin.org/Setting%20up%20a%20Chaincoin%20Masternode%20-%20draft%20v.04.pdf
It is too detailed to my taste, but is a nice one. With some understanding, you can follow it, while replacing ChainCoin with 8bit where needed. Or just read it, to get an idea on what needs to be done. The first part (setting up a VPS) is completely generic, and can be followed blindly. The second part - needs to be adopted for 8bit. Volunteers welcome.

thanks, I was referring to if you could send the instructions to patch the source
The configuration of the generic mastery that I know, but what I asked for is what you offered previously

Sure. Will send it tomorrow (its late night here, and I am not at my pc). Remember - this little source patch is only needed to be able to run many masternodes at once using "masternode.conf". I suppose you should already know how to use masternode.conf, so will just send the small code patch.

teosanru

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