Topic: [ANN]❁ KORE Tor Masternodes, Browser, VoIP, Aether OS, KOREPhone, KOREbay Funded - page 95. (Read 152390 times)

Sometimes the start takes a few hours to go through. If everything is set up properly it can be anywhere between instant and 16hrs before the mn starts receiving payments.

Try locking it and unlocking it again.
If you have less than 2-3k coins it will take awhile till the difficulty adjustment is released.


MikeMike

What do you need to do to stake Kore coins?

I have staking=1 in my kore.conf file, made sure my wallet is unlocked and has been running for over 8 hours. Am i missing something?

Thanks.

Nevermind. It seems to be working on its own now. Thanks all who helped!

Now i just gotta build more MNs

I do have over 1000 kore coins in my local wallet and I am able to start alias on my local wallet successfully... That part is done.

It's just that when i check my masternode status (by typing kore-cli masternode status) in my linux VPS box, I'm getting a 'Not capable masternode: Hot node, waiting for remote activation' status.

So, how do i send remote activation to my VPS masternode wallet?

Thanks.

The local wallet will need 500.1 coins at the least. Then create a new receiving address under the file menu. Name this address a Masternode Name you will use later to identify it. Then copy the address, Send 500 coin to this address by pasting it into the local wallet. So your coins are local and the new address is local. None of this is on the VPS.

Make sure you pay the TX fee as extra and don't let it take from the 500 coin. Then let the coin sent confirm. Then copy the TX and go into the local wallet console and pasted the command for decoderawtransaction (PASTE TX HERE) press enter. Then you need to take the VOUT number and the TX to make the MN Config.

If you need help with your VOUT just paste the RAW TX output here and we can show you the number to use.

This is all on the Masternode guide at kore.life. I followed it and got it working the first time. I just noticed there is a Linux guide also at Kore.Life under Tor Wallets if you need help locally too.

Make sure your wallet is synced up to the network before sending coin and that it is on the current block listed at the Kore Explorer.

Did you make sure that the Masternode is started on your VPS? It may take a while to initialize.

Type
kore-cli masternode status

at the command line of your terminal session with your VPS. Make sure it is started there and that it is updating blocks. You may not be on the right block. Check the Kore Explorer and if you are on the wrong block you need to restart the daemon.

to check the status on the MN VPS:
kore-cli getinfo

To stop
start-stop-daemon --stop --name kored

To start
kored -reindex

To Recheck Connections and Blocks:
kore-cli getinfo

I am now able to start the masternode on my local wallet. Status has turned to 'Enabled'... However when i go back to my ubuntu VPS and check on the masternode status by typing 'kore-cli masternode status', i'm getting a different status... i got...

{
   "vin": "CTxIn(COutPoint(000000000, 4294967295), coinbase)",
   "service" : "[::]:0",
   "status" : "Not capable masternode: Hot node, waiting for remote activation."
}

So how do i send an activate from my local windows wallet?

Thanks.

It will be a few days before the revised Masternode Setup guide is released
that addresses some of the suggestions given and some extra "newbie level" instructions.


MikeMike

I think the price correction of Kore is over and from now on we will start climbing again. Soon we will be back over 5 dollar.

Oh i didn't realize it HAS to be exactly 500. I thought any amount more than 500 is okay. I do use windows local wallet and my kore coins are there all the time. I am going to create a new receiving address from my local wallet and send from my local wallet to the new receiving address.

Thanks.

@mikemike

Congratulations on bringing KORE this far.

I've been holding KORE for at least a couple years and one consistent memory is you being in contact with the community during the darkest of days.

"I believe in KORE" and "you will be glad that you stuck with KORE" resonate when I look at where KORE sits technologically today and the currrent value of my KORE holdings. I lol reading that because the value of KORE has yet to be realized.


Thanks to everyone @ team KORE.

Dawn is beginning to reveal itself. 2018 is going to be complete madness 

john

My masternode goes "MISSING", but when i press "start missing" it goes "Enabled" again but as soon as i check again it's "missing". What to do?

I'm on win7 pro 64 & all seems to be working well locally except the wallet hangs every time when closing. Hopefully this is fixed in update.

The (10)MN's are hosted via vultr running ubuntu 17.xx. So far so good with vultr.  https://www.vultr.com/?ref=7265944 They bill by the minute which is cool($5 month) and the ability to one click reinstall is great for a linux noob like me. I've wanted to be a "linux guy" for years just too busy and lazy. Fail Me     KORE step by step MN setup instructions are par to none. Kudo's to whomever put that together.

all the best,
john

Thanks MikeMike.  I was wondering how to prevent this.

Your VOUT info is not right. You have 501 sent and may be backwards normally the 500 is at the top where the 0.26xxx is. It needs to be 500 exactly and then pay extra for the TX fee. Also, did you keep the coin in the local wallet or did you send the coins to somewhere else? If you make a new Address and send them From the Local Wallet to the new Address in the Local wallet, the coins have to stay there for the masternode to be valid.

Is this what you see when you decoded RAW TX in the console? If not then post your TX or the Console for the RAW TX. If you are on a windows local wallet you may have problems too. I tested on windows and it locked up until I took out the masternode info.

 "vout": [
      {
         "value": 0.26238329,
         "n": 0,
         "scriptPubKey": {
            "asm": "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 001cf85f9594a8597b71731b0c8320aa37354295 OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
            "hex": "76a914001cf85f9594a8597b71731b0c8320aa3735429588ac",
            "reqSigs": 1,
            "type": "pubkeyhash",
            "addresses": [
               "K7Dk1mmNDNmgPyqM8SMf4XpPc4cpwuCEiw"
            ]
         }
      },
      {
         "value": 501,
         "n": 1,
         "scriptPubKey": {
            "asm": "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 af5d2cbc993876a35f2f703dea10bc6b0c5487cb OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
            "hex": "76a914af5d2cbc993876a35f2f703dea10bc6b0c5487cb88ac",
            "reqSigs": 1,
            "type": "pubkeyhash",
            "addresses": [
               "KPCPBMRPHMByyCXZZjJAW3beKGf5p43pTd"
            ]
         }
      }

Unfortunately, this still doesn't work for me I'm still getting the same error

This is my masternode.conf

SazMasternode [My onion address]:10743 [My masternode private key] 9a5181bf8dc996bdd8422254d65b8cbbfb3b9647f53bb21c6754ddb56811b4f6 1

What's usually the issue when it is unable to allocate my transaction id to my masternode? My masternode is running in a ubuntu 16.04 linux VPS. Would it help if i recreate a new onion address and a new private key for my masternode? What else can i try?

Thanks.

NOTE:
If you have KORE staking could you consider to put this in your kore.conf file:
setstakesplitthreshold=2000
It will stop splitting your amount into half once it is below 2000 KORE.
Close your wallet, update your conf file with it, send all your KORE to one or more addresses if a large amount.
You could change the 2000 to be a bit more or less if you like or not do it at all.
This could help you stake better till we get the update finished.


MikeMike

Awesome peeps...
We have class A Community members!
 

MikeMike

good job KORE crew!  i'm looking forward to more tech to roll out.

I'm rocking a "few" masternodes and staking bunch to support the blockchain.

Go KORE, Go BTC