Topic: [ANN] CRAVE 1st POS Masternodes | Dark Assets | I2P | Market =Embrace The Dark= - page 90. (Read 826716 times)

Cheers Jase!

My work is done thanks to everyone who used my burn service, and thanks to the community for all the services they provide too. Im going to bed, when I wake up burn period will be done!

check terminology...
a blur webwallet is a local wallet that runs in your browser and interacts with a darkpoold and craved programs.
question should be, anyone know when bittrex will add blur. and the answer is i doubt anyones asked them. they dont have dogeparty (which is what ICM forked) so i doubt theyd add blur quickly.
hopefully we do get a simple webwallet all in one package so everyone who had a comunity member burn for them can use their blur for buying/selling, betting, issuing assets, sending etc

no minimum age, it'll go into the masternode wallet, you'll be credited .66666666 crave but the transaction will show the full value of all transactions within that block (which is weird to see but normal)
there is a calculator here: http://jj12880.azurewebsites.net/CraveCalc.aspx
1 node should get you 3 crave per day on average which is 3-4 rewards (according to the calculator). its based on luck, I have one node that is always slow and one thats always a little quick but overall in 10 days all my nodes got about just under 3 crave per day on the nodes. theres 211 nodes online now. maybe more not all mine always show up though they receive rewards. and we see 1000 blocks a day so yeah under 5 rewards daily is nominal

BURN PERIOD ENDS IN 181 BLOCKS

Btw does the earned crave go in the masternode wallet? How often does it pay and is there minimum "stake age"?

Glad to help!
its last call for Burning!
less than 200 blocks left

Thanks for the help champ! helped me figure out how to setup the node and stumble upon the fact that an older wallet had the inputs of my "chained" crave. Everything is perfect now and I appreciate the burn too, cheers Sherpa! 

Thanks brother, cheers!

More like you're a useless prick. I'm a very busy man, I don't have time to waste on this shit, yet because I believe in the technology I figured I'd get involved and this is how you welcome me to your community after I've spent days trouble shooting this terribly constructed and horribly inconvenient system for setting up a masternode. Here you go Mr. Goofhead, enjoy the pic, it will suit your level of IQ better. Now MAYBE I can get some assistance here.. thanks.

come to slack https://cravecoin-slack.herokuapp.com/
I will try and look into this with you my name there is thesherpa

Ok so shit is completely fucked up now. I tried using Adrenaline and it didn't work, but I had tried sending to 2 adrenaline addresses the 500 and it just took the fee cost and said I sent to myself. After it still didn't work. So I deleted the Adrenaline addresses to try to do the old way of making 2 wallets and sending the 500 as I did the first try in the "old" way and it said Error: Transaction Creation Failed! so I tried to do the Adrenaline on a new one and it says the same thing when I try to move my Crave.... So now it seems my "spendable" Crave is now not movable and I can't figure out how to setup the masternode still X_X I REALLY need a hand here guys. How do I even "unchain" my coins so I can move them by undoing the sending to myself to an Adrenaline address that didn't work and now I removed??? This is way too glitchy. Even the Edit button on the Adrenaline does nothing.. what do I do?

I did, i got Bitcoin-client showing under tunnels also. Just nothing on the actual crave client. hmm

Did you do this?

Setting up your client to use I2P

Your traffic will be open for anyone to inspect if you run the Crave client over clearnet. If you would like to hide the fact that you are using Crave, as well as the physical location from where your Crave traffic originates, you should set up your wallet to connect only to the I2P darknet.

To do this, download and install the I2P router(see below). After starting the router, you will need to enable the SAM application bridge. In the I2P web interface (http://127.0.0.1:7657/configclients), click on the box to automatically run the application bridge at startup, and then click on "start". By default, the SAM application bridge listens to 127.0.0.1 on port 7656. If you need to change this behavior, this can be done in one of three ways:

•    From the preferences menu in the Crave graphical interface, click on I2P, and then modify the IP number and port for the SAM application bridge. For the changes to take effect, restart the application.
  
•    Edit the variable clientApp.1.args in the file clients.config that is located in your local I2P folder and then restart I2P.
•    From the command line, start the Crave daemon (usually named craved) by specifying the following options: -samhost= and -samport=. For more options, use the command Craved --help.

Once this is done, start the Crave client, open the application preferences, click on the I2P menu, and then click on the button "use I2P only". Close the application and relaunch it. At this point, all your traffic will be encrypted and pass through the I2P network.

Please note that it will take several minutes to make connections to the I2P network when starting I2P for the first time.


Where to download I2P

The official I2P release can be downloaded here: https://geti2p.net/en/download.

The Abscond bundle is an easy to install software package with all you need to connect to I2P and let you use the most common features. It can be downloaded here: https://hideme.today/dev/.

Anyone else not getting any i2p-crave network connections?

Without you we would not get anywhere so take you some rest.

interesting information, thank you for sharing. hope u get your BLUR back. btw. around 400 Blocks until burn period finishes around 10hours to go...

So after even further digging my prior thought above is incorrect, the problem of my missing Blur is not because I burned all the Crave at that address.

However I think I am narrowing in on the problem that has plagued my burn.  I am not a programmer but Python is easy enough to read through and follow to get an idea of what is going on. 

When darkpoold tries to match a vout to an input it grabs the transaction id of the input and then looks back at that previous transaction that happened in an earlier block.  But when it goes to figure out what address in the prior block matches that output it uses the same function for getting the address as it does for the vout.  This function requires asm to have 5 elements and if it does not it rejects it.  In most cases this has been true so it processes fine. 

Unfortunately for my burn, block 52061, darkpoold looks at the first input and gets the transaction id for that, b03b0fe5b13cf3f506b52027876dbfde089a7a84e3cd49167ae5679df1f0bcf0.  It then looks at that transaction which is for block 49674 and tries to match an output from that block to an input in the burn block, 52061.  It finds the correct match, the 3rd vout in that transaction.  After this it then tries to find what address that vout went to.  However the get_address function calls the get_pubkeyhash that expects the asm to have 5 elements but my vout from that block, block 49674, only has 2 elements.  So it rejects that and does not report my address so the burn fails. 

It looks like when getting addresses for the vin's in a burn block it should not have the same requirements as the vout for the burn block.  darkpoold controls the vout format of the block but it does not control how all the transactions that came in are formatted. 

This has been quite a learning experience but I think I am getting close to why my 520 Crave burn was not recognized by the network.  The good news is if I am correct if darkpoold gets patched then my Blur should show up if the database is rebuilt. 

Worked great, thanks