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Quote from: virtualdn on April 10, 2014, 11:38:21 AM

Quote from: Shuxy on April 11, 2014, 01:39:20 AM

Just contacted virtualdn who runs coinok.pw about maybe having a go at a faucet. We'll see what he says but I'd bet he's willing to give it a go.

edit: I guess not. Forgot that he's been getting a lot of requests recently so it's down to a twitter request to add to votes list. then BTC voting -- http://coinok.pw/vote/

Would need 0.03 btc to beat the current leader

we will make you a faucet for the hashcoin bounty you offer. no need to add voting. please contact us to setup deal.

Yes bounty for faucet will go to you once setup!

To the guy that is saying we are running on a different fork on github, the code is the same as anything. I am at Block 13810 and the http://chain.hashcoin.me is showing the same number, I don't believe we have forked, it would be very difficult to anyways Wink

I did update some of the github code, to maybe see if it fixes your problem. Let me know!

Good to see all these new pools up and allcoin accepting HASH now!

I will update the OP here once the admin unbans my Carsen account.....

Until then expect to see the updates on our official forum on coinboards

The fact is that I compiled the code directly from your github and it's not the same. Can you please look into it instead of just dismissing it? Fresh off your most recent github commit:

I am not sure what you are doing before all of this...

Follow this to install Hashcoin from github on a Linux server:

Code:

cd ~

git clone git://github.com/carsenk/hashcoin.git

cd ~/hashcoin/src

cd ~/hashcoin/src/leveldb

chmod +x build_detect_platform

cd ~/hashcoin/src

make -f makefile.unix

Then make your hashcoin.conf file in your /.hashcoin/hashcoin.conf

Then start the daemon up ./hashcoind -daemon

Tada! Hashcoin should be running.

OP: That is precisely what I did. FYI I have compiled multiple wallets for my personal purposes and recently made a dice site (now 2) for the alt coins. None of them are having issues. Can you repeat your own steps on a separate computer or virtual instance and see if you're having this issue?

I believe the problem lies in your python script that you are running in that screenshot. I just recently about an hour ago setup another daemon on DigitalOcean under a Ubuntu 13.04 x64 install....ran fine without a hiccup, worked with addnode on my main wallet synced up just fine...I am really not sure I would recommend you check that python script and double check everything with a clean fresh wipe and reinstall

I'm using the python bitcoin RPC library to connect to the wallet, all it's doing is making RPC calls so I can communicated with the headless wallet Sad

. I'm on DO too by the way. I'll give it another shot later. Thanks OP, appreciate your responsiveness now, you came across as very defensive earlier

.

HASHX11

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Quote from: HASHX11 on April 10, 2014, 07:44:46 PM

Quote from: virtualdn on April 10, 2014, 11:38:21 AM

Quote from: HASHX11 on April 10, 2014, 07:44:46 PM

Just contacted virtualdn who runs coinok.pw about maybe having a go at a faucet. We'll see what he says but I'd bet he's willing to give it a go.

edit: I guess not. Forgot that he's been getting a lot of requests recently so it's down to a twitter request to add to votes list. then BTC voting -- http://coinok.pw/vote/

Would need 0.03 btc to beat the current leader

we will make you a faucet for the hashcoin bounty you offer. no need to add voting. please contact us to setup deal.

Yes bounty for faucet will go to you once setup!

To the guy that is saying we are running on a different fork on github, the code is the same as anything. I am at Block 13810 and the http://chain.hashcoin.me is showing the same number, I don't believe we have forked, it would be very difficult to anyways Wink

I did update some of the github code, to maybe see if it fixes your problem. Let me know!

Good to see all these new pools up and allcoin accepting HASH now!

I will update the OP here once the admin unbans my Carsen account.....

Until then expect to see the updates on our official forum on coinboards

The fact is that I compiled the code directly from your github and it's not the same. Can you please look into it instead of just dismissing it? Fresh off your most recent github commit:

I am not sure what you are doing before all of this...

Follow this to install Hashcoin from github on a Linux server:

Code:

cd ~

git clone git://github.com/carsenk/hashcoin.git

cd ~/hashcoin/src

cd ~/hashcoin/src/leveldb

chmod +x build_detect_platform

cd ~/hashcoin/src

make -f makefile.unix

Then make your hashcoin.conf file in your /.hashcoin/hashcoin.conf

Then start the daemon up ./hashcoind -daemon

Tada! Hashcoin should be running.

OP: That is precisely what I did. FYI I have compiled multiple wallets for my personal purposes and recently made a dice site (now 2) for the alt coins. None of them are having issues. Can you repeat your own steps on a separate computer or virtual instance and see if you're having this issue?

I believe the problem lies in your python script that you are running in that screenshot. I just recently about an hour ago setup another daemon on DigitalOcean under a Ubuntu 13.04 x64 install....ran fine without a hiccup, worked with addnode on my main wallet synced up just fine...I am really not sure I would recommend you check that python script and double check everything with a clean fresh wipe and reinstall

Shuxy

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Activity: 217

Merit: 100

Quote from: virtualdn on April 10, 2014, 11:38:21 AM

Quote from: notsoshifty on April 10, 2014, 09:06:03 PM

Just contacted virtualdn who runs coinok.pw about maybe having a go at a faucet. We'll see what he says but I'd bet he's willing to give it a go.

edit: I guess not. Forgot that he's been getting a lot of requests recently so it's down to a twitter request to add to votes list. then BTC voting -- http://coinok.pw/vote/

Would need 0.03 btc to beat the current leader

we will make you a faucet for the hashcoin bounty you offer. no need to add voting. please contact us to setup deal.

Yes bounty for faucet will go to you once setup!

To the guy that is saying we are running on a different fork on github, the code is the same as anything. I am at Block 13810 and the http://chain.hashcoin.me is showing the same number, I don't believe we have forked, it would be very difficult to anyways Wink

I did update some of the github code, to maybe see if it fixes your problem. Let me know!

Good to see all these new pools up and allcoin accepting HASH now!

I will update the OP here once the admin unbans my Carsen account.....

Until then expect to see the updates on our official forum on coinboards

The fact is that I compiled the code directly from your github and it's not the same. Can you please look into it instead of just dismissing it? Fresh off your most recent github commit:

I am not sure what you are doing before all of this...

Follow this to install Hashcoin from github on a Linux server:

Code:

cd ~

git clone git://github.com/carsenk/hashcoin.git

cd ~/hashcoin/src

cd ~/hashcoin/src/leveldb

chmod +x build_detect_platform

cd ~/hashcoin/src

make -f makefile.unix

Then make your hashcoin.conf file in your /.hashcoin/hashcoin.conf

Then start the daemon up ./hashcoind -daemon

Tada! Hashcoin should be running.

OP: That is precisely what I did. FYI I have compiled multiple wallets for my personal purposes and recently made a dice site (now 2) for the alt coins. None of them are having issues. Can you repeat your own steps on a separate computer or virtual instance and see if you're having this issue?

HASHX11

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Nice one!

Just needs some hash! Everyone start CPU mining! You can get about 300 KH/s with a Quad Core processor. Or GPU mine!

The network needs more power! We are running at 600MH/s+ right now!

shackleford

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Quote from: HASHX11 on April 10, 2014, 08:48:56 PM

It was a completely fair launch, the difficulty was low and the reward was high, a lot of users were able to solo mine HASH. Our p2pool was also at 330+ MH/s for the first 48 hours of the coin..So basically for the ones that were here on launch will benefit for supporting the coins early moments.

That's a fair comment, although not one that I agree with. E.g. I don't agree with the statement that "a lot of users were able to solo mine HASH", but apart from a few comments from people that were continually getting blocks that were quickly orphaned, I don't have any evidence to back that up. But I don't see any sense in debating these points.

I just wanted people who are thinking of mining or investing in HASH to be aware of the large number of HASH that were mined in the first few hours compared to the time since then.

Seems to be the norm now, controlled variables form a dev with a huge advantage. When it is launched, how much notice given, miners available, wallets available (what platform), pools available, rescheduled launches...ect ect. There is only one reason to stack currency issuing in the first few hours when you control all the cards. Instamine. The race is over before anyone knew there was a race.

To many people enabling this behavior.

A1ty

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Added to minr.es

https://hash.minr.es/index.php

Our first X11 pool running on a new stack, set a failover while we're working.

HASHX11

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Activity: 56

Merit: 0

Quote from: notsoshifty on April 10, 2014, 09:06:03 PM

Quote from: HASHX11 on April 10, 2014, 08:48:56 PM

It was a completely fair launch, the difficulty was low and the reward was high, a lot of users were able to solo mine HASH. Our p2pool was also at 330+ MH/s for the first 48 hours of the coin..So basically for the ones that were here on launch will benefit for supporting the coins early moments.

That's a fair comment, although not one that I agree with. E.g. I don't agree with the statement that "a lot of users were able to solo mine HASH", but apart from a few comments from people that were continually getting blocks that were quickly orphaned, I don't have any evidence to back that up. But I don't see any sense in debating these points.

I just wanted people who are thinking of mining or investing in HASH to be aware of the large number of HASH that were mined in the first few hours compared to the time since then.

Fair enough, I agree. But what everyone else should know is that there was no premine unlike a lot of other coins you see, at least its not 3,300,000 just premined by one dude. So the coins are still distributed fairly among-st people. Still there is over 40,000,000 HASH coins left to be mined, which is a smaller number compared to a lot, but double what Darkcoin is and still has more to mine than DRK or other similar coins.

Great post and I really liked the chart!

notsoshifty

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Activity: 378

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Quote from: HASHX11 on April 10, 2014, 08:48:56 PM

It was a completely fair launch, the difficulty was low and the reward was high, a lot of users were able to solo mine HASH. Our p2pool was also at 330+ MH/s for the first 48 hours of the coin..So basically for the ones that were here on launch will benefit for supporting the coins early moments.

That's a fair comment, although not one that I agree with. E.g. I don't agree with the statement that "a lot of users were able to solo mine HASH", but apart from a few comments from people that were continually getting blocks that were quickly orphaned, I don't have any evidence to back that up. But I don't see any sense in debating these points.

I just wanted people who are thinking of mining or investing in HASH to be aware of the large number of HASH that were mined in the first few hours compared to the time since then.

HASHX11

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Activity: 56

Merit: 0

It was a completely fair launch, the difficulty was low and the reward was high, a lot of users were able to solo mine HASH. Our p2pool was also at 330+ MH/s for the first 48 hours of the coin..So basically for the ones that were here on launch will benefit for supporting the coins early moments.

notsoshifty

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Activity: 378

Merit: 250

I've been looking at the stats from the block explorer.

In the first few hours of mining:

- 2,500,000 coins were mined in the first 3.5 hours
- 3,000,000 coins were mined in the first 8.5 hours

Compared to the most recent few hours:

- 30,000 coins were mined in the most recent 3.5 hours (i.e. instamine was a factor of 80x)
- 70,000 coins were mined in the most recent 8.5 hours (i.e. instamine was a factor of 40x)

Does anyone else consider that a ~~large~~ huge instamine?

HASHX11

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Quote from: virtualdn on April 10, 2014, 11:38:21 AM

Just contacted virtualdn who runs coinok.pw about maybe having a go at a faucet. We'll see what he says but I'd bet he's willing to give it a go.

edit: I guess not. Forgot that he's been getting a lot of requests recently so it's down to a twitter request to add to votes list. then BTC voting -- http://coinok.pw/vote/

Would need 0.03 btc to beat the current leader

we will make you a faucet for the hashcoin bounty you offer. no need to add voting. please contact us to setup deal.

Yes bounty for faucet will go to you once setup!

To the guy that is saying we are running on a different fork on github, the code is the same as anything. I am at Block 13810 and the http://chain.hashcoin.me is showing the same number, I don't believe we have forked, it would be very difficult to anyways Wink

I did update some of the github code, to maybe see if it fixes your problem. Let me know!

Good to see all these new pools up and allcoin accepting HASH now!

I will update the OP here once the admin unbans my Carsen account.....

Until then expect to see the updates on our official forum on coinboards

The fact is that I compiled the code directly from your github and it's not the same. Can you please look into it instead of just dismissing it? Fresh off your most recent github commit:

I am not sure what you are doing before all of this...

Follow this to install Hashcoin from github on a Linux server:

Code:

cd ~

git clone git://github.com/carsenk/hashcoin.git

cd ~/hashcoin/src

cd ~/hashcoin/src/leveldb

chmod +x build_detect_platform

cd ~/hashcoin/src

make -f makefile.unix

Then make your hashcoin.conf file in your /.hashcoin/hashcoin.conf

Then start the daemon up ./hashcoind -daemon

Tada! Hashcoin should be running.

Shuxy

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Activity: 217

Merit: 100

Quote from: virtualdn on April 10, 2014, 11:38:21 AM