How to mining using CPU?
Open the console/debug window, type setgenerate true
Cheers
Graham
Or you can set
Code:
gen=1
genproclimit=
in your datacoin.conf files
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Open the console/debug window, type setgenerate true
Cheers
Graham
Or you can set
in your datacoin.conf files
Which cryptocurrencies do you accept?
Is it still worth it to mine with CPU?
Mined a few blocks, now not getting anything for a few days.
Mined a few blocks, now not getting anything for a few days.
Excellent work to everyone involved, it is nice we have a market now.
Hi Hamburger,
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/PHP_developer_intro may be a good pointer in the right direction.
Let us know if it works for you.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
I should have been more specific in that I would like to use the rpc commands to access datacoind with PHP - have done it a long time ago with bitcoin and do not know if things have changed.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/PHP_developer_intro may be a good pointer in the right direction.
Let us know if it works for you.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
Heh, that link reminded me I had to add some info into pool start page :-)
Projects like cloud services, which store things in blockchains so that they can be called at any time, are promising, and I don't think anyone would want to miss the coin.
Hi Hamburger,
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/PHP_developer_intro may be a good pointer in the right direction.
Let us know if it works for you.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
I should have been more specific in that I would like to use the rpc commands to access datacoind with PHP - have done it a long time ago with bitcoin and do not know if things have changed.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/PHP_developer_intro may be a good pointer in the right direction.
Let us know if it works for you.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
It seems to me that I found my problem, however, I'll test it later to be sure.
From the original post;
Quote
Official code repository
https://github.com/foo1inge/datacoin - Primecoin fork with data in tx and corresponding RPC (not useful just now because nobody has money for fee).
https://github.com/foo1inge/datacoin-hp - Primecoin-hp fork with data in tx (and no RPC ... I'll port this later). You should use this for mining because it is faster.
https://github.com/foo1inge/datacoin - Primecoin fork with data in tx and corresponding RPC (not useful just now because nobody has money for fee).
https://github.com/foo1inge/datacoin-hp - Primecoin-hp fork with data in tx (and no RPC ... I'll port this later). You should use this for mining because it is faster.
I'll have to find the source that gjhiggins made available.
Tnx,
H
Porting Counterparty
In my quest to put digital assets on the Datacoin blockchain, I had a look at the Counterparty Protocol: https://github.com/jsimnz/Counterparty
The code itself (https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP) appears to be just python, so it should be straightforward to port it to Datacoin. As I see it, Counterparty uses 80bytes of data, while Datacoin has 128kB available.
I also looked at Book of Orbs, where digital assets are listed. Very similar, I think, to what can happen to Datacoin. My feeling is that Datacoin will end up as something between Bitcoin and Ethereum. With Counterparty integration and Javascript programs in the DTC blockchain, we could end up with something that is more than Bitcoin, but less than the unwieldy ICO ecosytem of Ethereum.
Or perhaps the DTC Browser, Bytestamp and Apertus.io will incorporate aspects of the Counterparty Protocol. The art world needs to prove ownership to stop the exploitation of artists: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/op-ed-how-blockchain-technology-could-save-struggling-artists-around-world/
For now we are consumed by worries about exchanges and clients, but this is something to be pursued in the future.
-extro
In my quest to put digital assets on the Datacoin blockchain, I had a look at the Counterparty Protocol: https://github.com/jsimnz/Counterparty
The code itself (https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP) appears to be just python, so it should be straightforward to port it to Datacoin. As I see it, Counterparty uses 80bytes of data, while Datacoin has 128kB available.
I also looked at Book of Orbs, where digital assets are listed. Very similar, I think, to what can happen to Datacoin. My feeling is that Datacoin will end up as something between Bitcoin and Ethereum. With Counterparty integration and Javascript programs in the DTC blockchain, we could end up with something that is more than Bitcoin, but less than the unwieldy ICO ecosytem of Ethereum.
Or perhaps the DTC Browser, Bytestamp and Apertus.io will incorporate aspects of the Counterparty Protocol. The art world needs to prove ownership to stop the exploitation of artists: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/op-ed-how-blockchain-technology-could-save-struggling-artists-around-world/
For now we are consumed by worries about exchanges and clients, but this is something to be pursued in the future.
-extro
Hi Hamburger,
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/PHP_developer_intro may be a good pointer in the right direction.
Let us know if it works for you.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
I should have been more specific in that I would like to use the rpc commands to access datacoind with PHP - have done it a long time ago with bitcoin and do not know if things have changed.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/PHP_developer_intro may be a good pointer in the right direction.
Let us know if it works for you.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
Hi Hamburger,
Over here, the last three blocks looked like the following.
What is the height of your copy of the blockchain and what hash do you have for block 2067188?
Inside of your ~/.datacoin/datacoin.conf make certain you have a rpcuser= and rpcpassword= declaration in order to be able to make RPC.
Using datacoind a simple 'datacoind getinfo' should just work after you've started datacoind with the rpcuser and rpcpassword specified.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
I have just had a look at one of the nodes that I run and noticed that the money supply over the last week increased from about 2750000 to nearly 400000 and the blocks are solved at a rate of 15 per second - who could be mining at this rate and with what?
Over here, the last three blocks looked like the following.
Code:
grep SetBestChain /var/lib/datacoin/debug.log | tail -n 3
2017-10-05 00:54:30 SetBestChain: new best=6b8ca6e413ad535f4adfbf654cd602b4c03b07f0239ccc0cb1d137babcbd1368 height=2067186 difficulty=8.8249899 log2Work=20.316233 log2ChainWork=44.260878 tx=2359386 date=2017-10-05 00:51:08 progress=0.999941
2017-10-05 00:54:38 SetBestChain: new best=0b192dcb3b26a14ceaea1d0c6d930f53accebd397acc473bb4ab1a77ea183567 height=2067187 difficulty=8.8250101 log2Work=20.316373 log2ChainWork=44.260879 tx=2359387 date=2017-10-05 00:54:32 progress=0.999998
2017-10-05 00:56:47 SetBestChain: new best=6bb5c0d04d8ed7f45a8f432b77ed77512a6b05eb2a8087774735952b0a02495b height=2067188 difficulty=8.8249269 log2Work=20.315794 log2ChainWork=44.260879 tx=2359388 date=2017-10-05 00:54:37 progress=0.999962
What is the height of your copy of the blockchain and what hash do you have for block 2067188?
Code:
datacoind getblockhash 2067188
6bb5c0d04d8ed7f45a8f432b77ed77512a6b05eb2a8087774735952b0a02495b
Also, is there anyone that can help me to get a datacoin.conf file properly setup to get rpc commands working on Ubuntu
Inside of your ~/.datacoin/datacoin.conf make certain you have a rpcuser= and rpcpassword= declaration in order to be able to make RPC.
Using datacoind a simple 'datacoind getinfo' should just work after you've started datacoind with the rpcuser and rpcpassword specified.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
First problem solved
I do not know where I got the source code from for the datacoind that I have complied - it seems to use another block chain - anyway, there where ten connections, so it seems like I am not the only one that made that mistake.
Second problem
I should have been more specific in that I would like to use the rpc commands to access datacoind with PHP - have done it a long time ago with bitcoin and do not know if things have changed.
Tnx
H
Lol.
I'm currently syncing Datacoin for BTCpop.
As soon its synced it will be added to the exchange.
At the moment the exchange has not much volume yet and there is no API but we're working on a new Exchange + API.
On BTCpop we do also pooled staking for many PoS coins.
As soon its synced it will be added to the exchange.
At the moment the exchange has not much volume yet and there is no API but we're working on a new Exchange + API.
On BTCpop we do also pooled staking for many PoS coins.
Thank you Casimir. I am firing up the Twitter. BTCPOP (https://btcpop.co) is a lovely exchange.
-extro
I'm currently syncing Datacoin for BTCpop.
As soon its synced it will be added to the exchange.
At the moment the exchange has not much volume yet and there is no API but we're working on a new Exchange + API.
On BTCpop we do also pooled staking for many PoS coins.
As soon its synced it will be added to the exchange.
At the moment the exchange has not much volume yet and there is no API but we're working on a new Exchange + API.
On BTCpop we do also pooled staking for many PoS coins.
Hello,
I surveyed the network just now and wanted to post a list of full nodes which can be used to optimize peer connectivity.
/Satoshi:0.8.3/
/Satoshi:0.8.5/
/Satoshi:0.8.6/Datacoin:0.1.2(v0.1.2.0dtc-hp14-gunk-beta)/
/Datacoin:0.8.6/Datacoin:0.1.2(v0.8.6.0)/
Best Regards,
-Chicago
I surveyed the network just now and wanted to post a list of full nodes which can be used to optimize peer connectivity.
/Satoshi:0.8.3/
- 80.74.157.31
- [2a01:4f8:191:7330::2]
- [2a01:4f8:201:528c::2]
- 148.251.2.141
- 144.76.64.49
- 95.188.90.31
- 139.59.84.79
- 169.1.159.87
- [2a01:4f8:191:7330::2]
- 154.66.207.206
- 76.16.12.81
/Satoshi:0.8.5/
- 104.236.250.232
- 89.76.250.116
/Satoshi:0.8.6/Datacoin:0.1.2(v0.1.2.0dtc-hp14-gunk-beta)/
- 91.214.79.144
/Datacoin:0.8.6/Datacoin:0.1.2(v0.8.6.0)/
- 169.1.159.87
- 119.9.108.125
- [2401:1800:7800:104:be76:4eff:fe1c:5d6]
Best Regards,
-Chicago
Hi Hamburger,
Over here, the last three blocks looked like the following.
What is the height of your copy of the blockchain and what hash do you have for block 2067188?
Inside of your ~/.datacoin/datacoin.conf make certain you have a rpcuser= and rpcpassword= declaration in order to be able to make RPC.
Using datacoind a simple 'datacoind getinfo' should just work after you've started datacoind with the rpcuser and rpcpassword specified.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
I have just had a look at one of the nodes that I run and noticed that the money supply over the last week increased from about 2750000 to nearly 400000 and the blocks are solved at a rate of 15 per second - who could be mining at this rate and with what?
Over here, the last three blocks looked like the following.
Code:
grep SetBestChain /var/lib/datacoin/debug.log | tail -n 3
2017-10-05 00:54:30 SetBestChain: new best=6b8ca6e413ad535f4adfbf654cd602b4c03b07f0239ccc0cb1d137babcbd1368 height=2067186 difficulty=8.8249899 log2Work=20.316233 log2ChainWork=44.260878 tx=2359386 date=2017-10-05 00:51:08 progress=0.999941
2017-10-05 00:54:38 SetBestChain: new best=0b192dcb3b26a14ceaea1d0c6d930f53accebd397acc473bb4ab1a77ea183567 height=2067187 difficulty=8.8250101 log2Work=20.316373 log2ChainWork=44.260879 tx=2359387 date=2017-10-05 00:54:32 progress=0.999998
2017-10-05 00:56:47 SetBestChain: new best=6bb5c0d04d8ed7f45a8f432b77ed77512a6b05eb2a8087774735952b0a02495b height=2067188 difficulty=8.8249269 log2Work=20.315794 log2ChainWork=44.260879 tx=2359388 date=2017-10-05 00:54:37 progress=0.999962
What is the height of your copy of the blockchain and what hash do you have for block 2067188?
Code:
datacoind getblockhash 2067188
6bb5c0d04d8ed7f45a8f432b77ed77512a6b05eb2a8087774735952b0a02495b
Also, is there anyone that can help me to get a datacoin.conf file properly setup to get rpc commands working on Ubuntu
Inside of your ~/.datacoin/datacoin.conf make certain you have a rpcuser= and rpcpassword= declaration in order to be able to make RPC.
Using datacoind a simple 'datacoind getinfo' should just work after you've started datacoind with the rpcuser and rpcpassword specified.
Best Regards,
-Chicago
Hi,
I have just had a look at one of the nodes that I run and noticed that the money supply over the last week increased from about 2750000 to nearly 400000 and the blocks are solved at a rate of 15 per second - who could be mining at this rate and with what?
Also, is there anyone that can help me to get a datacoin.conf file properly setup to get rpc commands working on Ubuntu
Tnx,
H
I have just had a look at one of the nodes that I run and noticed that the money supply over the last week increased from about 2750000 to nearly 400000 and the blocks are solved at a rate of 15 per second - who could be mining at this rate and with what?
Also, is there anyone that can help me to get a datacoin.conf file properly setup to get rpc commands working on Ubuntu
Tnx,
H
I see
"moneysupply" : 27531657.33783475 at 09:42 PM. Seems OK.
datacoin.conf example:
rpcuser=****username***
rpcpassword=****password***
gen=1
addnode 45.63.115.238:4777
addnode 144.76.64.49:4777
addnode 89.76.250.116:4777
addnode 95.188.90.31:4777
addnode 119.9.108.125:4777
Hi,
I have just had a look at one of the nodes that I run and noticed that the money supply over the last week increased from about 2750000 to nearly 400000 and the blocks are solved at a rate of 15 per second - who could be mining at this rate and with what?
Also, is there anyone that can help me to get a datacoin.conf file properly setup to get rpc commands working on Ubuntu
Tnx,
H
I have just had a look at one of the nodes that I run and noticed that the money supply over the last week increased from about 2750000 to nearly 400000 and the blocks are solved at a rate of 15 per second - who could be mining at this rate and with what?
Also, is there anyone that can help me to get a datacoin.conf file properly setup to get rpc commands working on Ubuntu
Tnx,
H
We are going forward, connection count increased:
"connections" : 39,
"connections" : 39,
Hi MarcusDe,
39 connections is quite high compared to what I had been seeing around the network on a couple of nodes.
Are you seeing only protocol 70001 clients or are there other protocol versions you're seeing in your peer list as well?
Also, here are the agent strings I find on my peer list. Do you identify any others in the swarm of 39 connections you have presently?
- /Satoshi:0.8.3/
- /Satoshi:0.8.5/
- /Satoshi:0.8.6/Datacoin:0.1.2(v0.1.2.0dtc-hp14-gunk-beta)/
- /Datacoin:0.8.6/Datacoin:0.1.2(v0.8.6.0)/
Best Regards,
-Chicago
Hi Chicago,
Here's my list:
Code:
getpeerinfo | grep subver | sort | uniq
"subver" : "/Datacoin:0.8.6/Datacoin:0.1.2(v0.8.6.0)/",
"subver" : "/Satoshi:0.8.3/",
"subver" : "/Satoshi:0.8.5/",
"subver" : "/Satoshi:0.8.6/Datacoin:0.1.2(v0.1.2.0dtc-hp14-gunk-beta)/",
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