Topic: [ANN] [CHC] Chaincoin - Network Upgrade 16.1 - SegWit Activated - page 102. (Read 321645 times)

maybe you could go to https://chc.masternodes.pro/advanced/list and search for your chc address, if you are not in then i would reinstall the whole thing

Is it possible to mine with rented rigs directly to personal CHC wallet ? or will miningrigrentals.com pay in BTC ?

I'm using WinSCP is there anyway to unhide the directory?

Yes. It's the same balance.

from chaincoin wiki:

11. I started my masternode couple of days ago an I still haven't received any rewards is everything ok ? What should I do?

First check the status of your masternode by typing masternodelist status . If it says enabled it is ok and you will be receiving your reward soon. If it says expired restart the masternode. Rewards are random so sometimes it can take couple of days before you get your first reward. Sometimes you get multiple rewards on the first day and then it takes forever to get next reward. As the number of masternodes grow it takes more time.

I'll see what happens in the next several days, thanks

No it's just a hidden directory.  From the command prompt cd .chaincoin  then ls and you'll see wallet.dat.

I add some rigs to MRR for C11 Algo. The rigs are currently available for rent.

https://www.miningrigrentals.com/rigs/c11?ref=31736

yes 2 coins per day
have you check your balance with this command "chaincoind getinfo"?

Are you sure about getting 1-2 CHC per day? Because I haven't received any rewards since I set mine up:

- set up my masternode on July 11
- running on windows 10 64
- masternode start: successfully started masternode
- checked masternodelist status: ip confirmed and ENABLED
-my wallet is running the latest version 0.9.2.5

Since July 11,17 I haven't receive one CHC, why? Am I missing something?? hearing people getting coins after another...~!

thanks. but im running my masternode on ubuntu server. paths are different

Always fun to find a block.

In Windows it's C:\Users\your username\AppData\Roaming\Chaincoin

In Linux it's /home/your username/.chaincoin

Those are the default locations.

anyone know where exactly the wallet.dat file is saved? which folder?

Anyone know of contact info for Lpool.name operator? need help regarding CHC payment, thanks

thanks for the link , by looking at the dates i see there is no change

All masternodes get the same. 

What can almost all of the coins out there do for you? 

Can anyone please tell me, if I make a masternode, does it depends number of coins in a wallet for a reward? Or all masternodes receive reward the same?

Connect to your masternode with WinSCP, copy wallet.dat.

Hello,

I just started to set up a masternode and have a few questions....
(I have used the video guide for a Masternode on Linux at Vultr.com plus the PDF guide from http://www.chaincoin.org/how-to-set-up-masternodes/ for it.)


### General ChainCoin stuff:

1) Is there somewhere a ChainCoin forum or mailing list, where you can find/share help?
Couldn't find anything like that so far, just few single threads in different forums.
...And chaincointeam.slack.com, but that's more a chat stream, not structured or usable to look up previous issues.

2) Is there a FAQ or knowledgebase about ChainCoin and CHC-masternodes somewhere?

3) How do you withdraw chaincoins from a paper wallet / private key?
Usually you can use the currency's desktop or mobile wallet app of this.
But chaincoin doesn't have a mobile wallet app and the desktop wallet doesn't offer a private key input, not even for the key text code.



### ChainCoin masternode related:

4) I've got the masternode setup until the step, where you have to transfer the 1000 coins to it.
This seems bit scary to me, because (from my experience with other linux server software) there are chances that something maybe won't work.
If I realize, that the server (or some functions of it) is not working and I maybe have to repeat the whole installation, is there any chance to get back the 1000 coins from the server without relying on a working server software?

5) The command "chaincoind masternode genkey" creates the masternode wallet private key, which you can use to withdraw the 1000 coins deposit away from the masternode wallet?
This is quite confusing to me, because the command "chaincoind getaccountaddress 0" to get a public key is used before generating the private key.
In my understanding you first need to generate a private key, and then you can derive public keys out of it, not the other way around.
What's wrong with my understanding, or is the mentioned private key not really the wallet key?

6) If the mentioned private key, which is stored at "masternodeprivkey" in ~/.chaincoin/chaincoin.conf is actually the wallet private key, then a hacker could withdraw the deposit if he gets access to chaincoin.conf (on the server or in a backup elsewhere)?
There is not an additional precaution for extra protection, e.g. encryption of the key or file?

7) Are there any other files, which need special protection, especially as part of a backup?

8) The PDF Guide says: "You MUST backup your wallet.dat regularly! Make a plan to back it up to your computer or somewhere secure outside of Vultr.com".
In my understanding there shouldn't be any data which is changing by the time and can't be reconstructed out of the blockchain.
Just the wallet private key (which stays constant) needs to be securely saved, but not on a regular base.
What's wrong with my understanding?

9) Are there any other files or folders, which need regular backup then?

Thanks for answers,
Popanz

if you get masternode you can get 1-2 coins per day