Topic: [ANN] CoinonatX-PoW/PoS-Masternodes-75% APR (CXT Sister) -NEW THREAD - page 47. (Read 63684 times)

Sorry, just noticed debug log shows the wallet running so I'm assuming it compiled fine. Is ./coinonatxd -? working? Anyway, your conf is missing a port. A non-masternode wallet config should look something like this:


A masternode wallet conf should look like this:

The pre-compiled wallet for download here is only for ubuntu. If you're using debian you'll have to compile it yourself. Did you compile it yourself without errors?

Hi dev. coinonatxd don't work in debian8.
Don't ignore this.

Hi dev. coinonatxd don't work in debian8.
Don't ignore this.

Why do some of the masternodes that are listed on the coinonatx masternode network keep showing 00ms:00s ? This is my problem at the moment. Got some coins coming through, but there's something not right?

Why do some of the masternodes that are listed on the coinonatx masternode network keep showing 00ms:00s ? This is my problem at the moment. Got some coins coming through, but there's something not right?

Not sure my MN started correctly. When I do a list-conf I get emptyness and the winners command returns block numbers but no node IP's and my node doesnt show up in the master nodes list
I am also getting a lot of socket recv error 104.

Here is the config file, Redacted of course

rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=a...d
rpcpassword=AlDv......dQZNh
staking=0
server=1
listen=1
addnode=lindaminingpool.ddns.net
addnode=193.70.109.114
port=41100
masternode=1
masternodeaddr=45.xx.xx.xx:41100
masternodeprivkey=64..............................................................................

Anyone have any thoughts.

Thanks kydub, that one did have a broken config but the other non-working masternode was correct.

I've turned off staking using


and the masternode now shows

But I'm still seeing repeated


in both nodes so was wondering if there was a problem in the XCXT network.

Thanks

Problem:
You have masternode in list but coinonatxd masternode debug gives you Could not find suitable coins!. Few hours later you node drops out of list.

Explanation:
This means that your node was not activated actually. On a successfully activated remote masternode coinonatxd masternode debug should return Masternode successfully started. One reason why your masternode wasn't activated could be that new activation message can't reach your masternode from your local wallet because somewhere on its route there are only v11 masternodes and they just ignore new messages.

Fix:
To fix this you need to connect to your node directly and there are few ways to do this:

Simple one, temporary: open console in local wallet and type - this will force your client to open direct connection to your MN.

if #1 didn't work for some reason or you want to force your wallet to connect to your MNs every time you run it use the connect arugment when starting the wallet like so: or add in coinonatx.conf. You can add it multiple times if you have many masternodes. Note: this way your client will connect only to specified IPs.

Hi Kydub, I'm a little confused as why you've put my handle in your comments? I'm not part of the support team, I'm just here to get help on setting up my MN. There are times that I have seen someone post something and I've tried to comment to help. Sometimes I post something and then find that I need to format, spell check or alter something. If I've posted something it's to help and I think those that look at my comments will see this.

There's a huge amount of strange stuff in the crypto world; I'm being kind here. There's a lot of selectivity when it comes to answering people across the board, let alone how they answer also. I'm not sure if the people that created the prior coin are scammers or not. I've already bought a good amount of Coinonatx prior to having a better look at the history behind this coin. What to do, when I've already lost a lot of money in the whole crypto market. Huge amount of time spent and my health has suffered from this, but I think I've worked out a plan, as of last night, to turn things around. Inclusive of this plan, I'm hoping that this coin and its developers will turn this coin into a success also.

I would say that if you look at a hit song that makes millions, the reason it does this is that it adds value. Millions of people at there hum drum jobs doing work that they don't like. When they hear a song on the radio that makes them happy, they are favorable to buying this song, supporting this, even going to the concerts, buying t-shirts etc i.e. You create something that adds value to this world and you are blessed by it. This is what I would say to the people behind the creation of this coin. Look to bless people with your work, make people happy and you will be rewarded many times over; you'll also be able to live with yourself, sleep better and have good dharma in this life and thereafter. I watched a guy on youtube go through the process of creating as many coins as he liked i.e. just a number imputed to the software field, he then went through showing how to post this on an exchange i.e. poof coins out of thin air. Not sure if I'm totally right on this. I'm just saying here that if there are people from the old coin that feel unhappy, I would bend over backwards to giving them the swap on the new coin and make them happy; this will also foster support for the new coin and make more money in the long run. You'll also feel better about yourself and create good dharma for your spirit. It's not about who has the most toys at the end, it's about eternal values and success in creating a spirit of gold.

At this stage, I can't afford a MN with any other coin and I'm hoping on this coin. I know in the first week that I staked a coinonatx Mn I got 100 coins; not sure if I'd get that with any other coin. The recent thing is to try and run more MN's. I just hope that the crypto market and this coin continues for me to see at least me getting the money back that I've lost and hopefully to see profits at some stage. So far the support team on bitcointalk fairly decent in helping me. I've still got more questions.

Hi,

I'd already received 7 or 8 coins on each masternode which I believe were confirmed. It's been in this status for over 24 hours now.



Tried removing peers.dat and adding known good nodes to the .conf

Getting lots of connection refused and recv error 104:


Thanks

I had 2 masternodes running and receiving payments for a couple of days. Yesterday they both stopped working with

and I can't get them to restart the master nodes

list-conf shows nothing

Any hints appreciated, thanks !

I'm still confused about the locking your wallet thing. Is this the same as encrypting the wallet? as on my Coinonatx mac software, all I have is 'Encrypt Wallet' from 'Setting' in the menu bar. The little padlock icon on the Coinonatx wallet software seemingly does not allow me to click on this to change it from a locked to unlocked state. I believe that you can do this with the PIVX padlock icon, but my memory might be wrong on this. Is there a hot key factor to get the padlock to change state from locked to unclocked?

Also, I'd like to know when to encrypt/lock? the wallet in
1) the process of A) setting up for a masternode or B) setting up for staking and
2) When to lock/encrypt? or unlock/unencrypt the wallet while A) 'running' the masternode or B) staking.

Please explain. Thanks

darksend.cpp:978:29: error: cannot convert ‘bool’ to ‘bool*’ in initialization      bool* pfMissingInputs = false;

This happened in several locations I made the following changes to the code to make the compiler happy and accomplish the same thing.


        bool pfMissingInputs;
        if(!AcceptableInputs(mempool, tx, false, &pfMissingInputs)){

Since the variable is used only locally withing the scope of the current function, it should be ok to allocate the variable on the stack and then pass its address into the
AcceptableInputs function. Within the function the value is set to false in the event that its not already done.