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bgade

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Quote from: poolers on March 02, 2014, 07:15:17 PM

Quote from: bgade on March 02, 2014, 05:26:39 PM

Next up I installed ABE to setup a private block explorer. I did the full import and almost everything is right.

Does anyone know what the right setting for Coino is?

Coino addresses start with U - so is the setting \u0055? I'm about to retry the import using that, but it takes a while to find out I'm wrong. Would be good if someone could confirm that?

I dont think you should have to define any values. As long as all the prerequisite libraries are installed you should be able to just go to the src directory and then:

make -f makefile.unix USE_UPNP=-

After some playing, found out the correct answer is \u0044. I now have my own private block explorer working locally. Its not a big machine but it was still able to import the entire chain in just a couple hours.

OceanWhispers

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Oh it forked you mean. Because of 2 versions running because the version number wasn't updated? Bad news!

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CoinMine.pw

2 separate chains. All trading and transfers halted.

OceanWhispers

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I've told the devs this afternoon. What happened to KDC?

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Quote from: coino.org on February 27, 2014, 12:27:05 PM

So on the source is kimoto added...

PLEASE ALL POOLS, EXCHANGES, GAMES etc.. UPDATE NOW:
https://github.com/coino/coino

Kimoto will be active from block 157250!
Other change is:
CON into COINO

I will be contacting all pools, exchanges etc... now..

Windows wallet: https://github.com/coino/coino-qt/archive/master.zip

Developers, UPDATE client and protocol version, or you'll get same collapse as with KlondikeCoin after fork!

PuYang

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Planning and start, know when to end it and gain.

cool

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Quote from: OceanWhispers on March 02, 2014, 02:41:54 PM

I have a question. Someone just entered the market with 170 GH/s... Is there anything we can have in place to prevent a 51% attack? Or in this case a 99% attack? lol

http://liteshack.com/

OceanWhispers - the 170 Ghs came from every multipool and pretty much everyone and their brother running to AuroraCoin as it showed up on cryptsy and coinwarz in a short period of time the drop off happened when the difficulty went from under 100 to over 2000 in the course of an hour....

It was like pigs running to a feeding trough....

Now, if coino has a moment like this - we're all going to get paid, but it would also mean the end of us mining coino without any competition.

I guess it's a great reason to mine coino now while we can.

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Quote from: OceanWhispers on March 02, 2014, 07:25:46 PM

Hmmm I think I am actually making way less with P2P - only made 0.1 Coino so far. I'll have to let it run longer and average out. It should be the same, shouldn't it?

It's also interesting that P2p payment shows up with the little mining symbol just like when you solo mine using the client.

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p2p and prop should end up the same in the end leaving aside fees from each pool, but your test case will have a lot of variance because they aren't finding blocks very fast and the rate at which they are finding blocks is irregular. One thing I have been thinking about is the factor of when there are a large number of very small hash rate users that don't really have much of a chance at finding any blocks, but are still taking shares out of each one. With diff real low I think it helps to have them but as diff gets much higher I wonder what effects they will have on the earnings of the people that are finding the blocks.

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Hmmm I think I am actually making way less with P2P - only made 0.1 Coino so far. I'll have to let it run longer and average out. It should be the same, shouldn't it?

It's also interesting that P2p payment shows up with the little mining symbol just like when you solo mine using the client.

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Quote from: bgade on March 02, 2014, 05:26:39 PM

Ok, stupid question time.

After poolers advice that CentOS was hard to make work for Coinod, I spent about 18 hours forcing it through anyway. I have a working CentOS Coinod and its doing its thing.

Next up I installed ABE to setup a private block explorer. I did the full import and almost everything is right.

But... the addresses listed are wrong. I assume the issue comes in that I failed to properly define "address_version".

That setting needs to be:
# Note that "address_version" is a byte string: the byte (or, perhaps
# someday, several bytes) preceding the public key hash before base-58
# conversion.

Does anyone know what the right setting for Coino is?

Coino addresses start with U - so is the setting \u0055? I'm about to retry the import using that, but it takes a while to find out I'm wrong. Would be good if someone could confirm that?

I dont think you should have to define any values. As long as all the prerequisite libraries are installed you should be able to just go to the src directory and then:

make -f makefile.unix USE_UPNP=-

OceanWhispers

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Thanks man I'm trying it now! 50/50 in on this and Poolers pool, I'll see which nets me more 24h from now.

It seems like I'm going to get twice the coins!

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Quote from: OceanWhispers on March 02, 2014, 05:40:12 PM

Quote from: Winky on March 02, 2014, 04:54:39 PM

Why are ppl still mining at normal pools? You get way more coins by mining at p2pool, for example http://coinminer.net:19996/static/

Is there Coino P2P? Enlighten me!

http://coinminer.net:19996/static/

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Bug cryptsy some more and tell them it's going on LazyCoins, and not to miss on the action! I've done so and will continue doing it:
https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/discussions/topics/73417/page/last#post-4000008719

Quote from: Winky on March 02, 2014, 04:54:39 PM

Why are ppl still mining at normal pools? You get way more coins by mining at p2pool, for example http://coinminer.net:19996/static/

Is there Coino P2P? Enlighten me!

bgade

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Ok, stupid question time.

After poolers advice that CentOS was hard to make work for Coinod, I spent about 18 hours forcing it through anyway. I have a working CentOS Coinod and its doing its thing.

Next up I installed ABE to setup a private block explorer. I did the full import and almost everything is right.

But... the addresses listed are wrong. I assume the issue comes in that I failed to properly define "address_version".

That setting needs to be:
# Note that "address_version" is a byte string: the byte (or, perhaps
# someday, several bytes) preceding the public key hash before base-58
# conversion.

Does anyone know what the right setting for Coino is?

Coino addresses start with U - so is the setting \u0055? I'm about to retry the import using that, but it takes a while to find out I'm wrong. Would be good if someone could confirm that?

Winky

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Why are ppl still mining at normal pools? You get way more coins by mining at p2pool, for example http://coinminer.net:19996/static/

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Quote from: OceanWhispers on March 02, 2014, 04:52:37 PM

Seems good I have only done one trade there

Thank you

OceanWhispers

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Seems good I have only done one trade there

XZed

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And Poloniex ?

OceanWhispers

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I hope not, but I haven't really thought about it in a few days lol so I suppose it is kind of dead to me now.
I've had to use Cryptorush. CoinMarket seemed to have a much better Coino volume and I liked it more over all. What is going on? Are they still saying they are doing routine maintenance?

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Bug cryptsy some more and tell them it's going on LazyCoins, and not to miss on the action! I've done so and will continue doing it:
https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/discussions/topics/73417/page/last#post-4000008719

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Do I have to consider CoinMarket dead / over ?

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