[ANN] [MINT] Mintcoin (POS / 5%) [NO ICO] [Fair distro, community maintained] - page 119.

presstab

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Quote from: JohnSmithy on August 04, 2015, 07:43:07 PM

Not sure why but my wallet stays at exactly 63.86% sync rate, then gets stuck there and synchronises again to that % point when shut down and started again.

Is there any known fix for this?
Using Mintcoin qt v2.0.0.1 for win32.

Other than the described issue, it has been syncing fine so far.

Edit:
conf file looks like this:
addnode=144.76.220.169
addnode=213.114.153.118
addnode=1.80.150.168
addnode=184.72.188.245
addnode=162.243.4.85
addnode=115.28.140.128
addnode=113.135.64.107
addnode=27.33.253.164
addnode=209.190.29.2
addnode=155.210.52.121
addnode=62.178.31.2
addnode=91.228.76.83
addnode=115.29.224.192
addnode=128.199.255.172
addnode=223.199.16.58
addnode=23.253.55.13
addnode=162.243.70.241
addnode=107.170.26.18
addnode=115.28.177.49
addnode=93.78.120.235
addnode=218.77.97.176
addnode=182.112.134.112
addnode=155.210.52.121
addnode=94.194.77.2
addnode=5.255.66.44
addnode=115.28.129.207

Can you tell me an exact block?

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Not sure why but my wallet stays at exactly 63.86% sync rate, then gets stuck there and synchronises again to that % point when shut down and started again.

Is there any known fix for this?
Using Mintcoin qt v2.0.0.1 for win32.

Other than the described issue, it has been syncing fine so far.

Edit:
conf file looks like this:
addnode=144.76.220.169
addnode=213.114.153.118
addnode=1.80.150.168
addnode=184.72.188.245
addnode=162.243.4.85
addnode=115.28.140.128
addnode=113.135.64.107
addnode=27.33.253.164
addnode=209.190.29.2
addnode=155.210.52.121
addnode=62.178.31.2
addnode=91.228.76.83
addnode=115.29.224.192
addnode=128.199.255.172
addnode=223.199.16.58
addnode=23.253.55.13
addnode=162.243.70.241
addnode=107.170.26.18
addnode=115.28.177.49
addnode=93.78.120.235
addnode=218.77.97.176
addnode=182.112.134.112
addnode=155.210.52.121
addnode=94.194.77.2
addnode=5.255.66.44
addnode=115.28.129.207

presstab

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Quote from: kiklo on August 04, 2015, 07:01:24 PM

Quote from: presstab on August 04, 2015, 06:54:55 PM

A minted transaction should take 40 confirmations.

A standard transaction is confirmed within any arbitrary count that you would like it to be confirmed. You could respend it within 0 confirms if you would like to. The QT code suggests a number of confirmations to wait, and highlights the transactions accordingly. For Mintcoin this is set to 4, we could bump it up for the next release if we want to, theres no real reason to though.

https://github.com/MintcoinCommunity/Mintcoin-Desktop-Wallet/blob/master/src/qt/transactionrecord.h#L76

OK,
You confused me. Wink

I thought mintcoins sent to another wallet was 4 confirmations before the coins were available to be used.
And 50 confirmations if you staked new mintcoins.

What exactly had 10 added to it, that is my confusion.

Thanks.
Cool

I would go by these numbers as it is what your QT wallet should be telling you

Before Fork:
- CoinStake tx requires 50 confirmations (nCoinbaseMaturity + 20)
- Normal transactions require 0 confirmations, but QT wallet suggests waiting 4 confirmations.

After Fork:
- CoinStake tx requires 60 confirmations (nCoinbaseMaturity + 30)
- Normal transactions require 0 confirmations, but QT wallet suggests waiting 4 confirmations.

I opened an issue on github if you need to discuss this some more or find any issues. https://github.com/MintcoinCommunity/Mintcoin-Desktop-Wallet/issues/15

Edit: the issue is concerning the over reporting of confirmations required by certain parts of the code, this seems uniform over a wide range of PoS coins and is not unique to MINT.

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Quote from: presstab on August 04, 2015, 06:54:55 PM

A minted transaction should take 40 confirmations.

A standard transaction is confirmed within any arbitrary count that you would like it to be confirmed. You could respend it within 0 confirms if you would like to. The QT code suggests a number of confirmations to wait, and highlights the transactions accordingly. For Mintcoin this is set to 4, we could bump it up for the next release if we want to, theres no real reason to though.

https://github.com/MintcoinCommunity/Mintcoin-Desktop-Wallet/blob/master/src/qt/transactionrecord.h#L76

OK,
You confused me. Wink

I thought mintcoins sent to another wallet was 4 confirmations before the coins were available to be used.
And 50 confirmations if you staked new mintcoins.

What exactly had 10 added to it, that is my confusion.

Thanks.
Cool

presstab

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Quote from: kiklo on August 04, 2015, 06:39:45 PM

Quote from: presstab on August 04, 2015, 06:23:36 PM

Thanks for the info. btw please use github issues page for technical things like this, much easier to track than bitcointalk.

I think it was just wrongly labelled, the change was for the coinbase transactions which are checked for depth in this process when they are spent. You can spend unconfirmed normal transactions at any pace you would like.

Ok, maybe, just misunderstood, when sending and receiving coins with the mint wallet ,
should it take 4 confirms or 14 confirms, because mine shows 4 like always.

Thanks.
Cool

A minted transaction should take 40 confirmations.

A standard transaction is confirmed within any arbitrary count that you would like it to be confirmed. You could respend it within 0 confirms if you would like to. The QT code suggests a number of confirmations to wait, and highlights the transactions accordingly. For Mintcoin this is set to 4, we could bump it up for the next release if we want to, theres no real reason to though.

https://github.com/MintcoinCommunity/Mintcoin-Desktop-Wallet/blob/master/src/qt/transactionrecord.h#L76

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Quote from: presstab on August 04, 2015, 06:23:36 PM

Thanks for the info. btw please use github issues page for technical things like this, much easier to track than bitcointalk.

I think it was just wrongly labelled, the change was for the coinbase transactions which are checked for depth in this process when they are spent. You can spend unconfirmed normal transactions at any pace you would like.

Ok, maybe, just misunderstood, when sending and receiving coins with the mint wallet ,
should it take 4 confirms or 14 confirms before transaction complete, because mine shows 4 like always.

Thanks.
Cool

presstab

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Quote from: kiklo on August 04, 2015, 05:56:18 PM

FYI:
https://github.com/MintcoinCommunity/Mintcoin-Desktop-Wallet/commit/0438e27664719ed568d2add77e85bee08dcfd125
Add another 10 confirmations to the network requirements for
transactions and coinstake transactions.

int nMinConfirmations = (GetAdjustedTime() > FORK_TIME ? nCoinbaseMaturity + 10 : nCoinbaseMaturity);

Mint confirmations are still at 4 during transactions, so that line does not appear to be working.
May want to edit that part about 10 additional confirmations per transaction if staying at 4.

Cool

Thanks for the info. btw please use github issues page for technical things like this, much easier to track than bitcointalk.

I think it was just wrongly labelled, the change was for the coinbase transactions which are checked for depth in this process when they are spent. You can spend unconfirmed normal transactions at any pace you would like.

kiklo

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FYI:
https://github.com/MintcoinCommunity/Mintcoin-Desktop-Wallet/commit/0438e27664719ed568d2add77e85bee08dcfd125
Add another 10 confirmations to the network requirements for
transactions and coinstake transactions.

int nMinConfirmations = (GetAdjustedTime() > FORK_TIME ? nCoinbaseMaturity + 10 : nCoinbaseMaturity);

Mint confirmations are still at 4 during transactions, so that line does not appear to be working.
May want to edit that part about 10 additional confirmations per transaction if staying at 4.

Cool

presstab

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Thanks for the tips

Looks like the new version has everything up and running great. Glad to see it Cheesy

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Just a little update:

I've been working on my own towards a stable 64bit windows build the past few days. It is slow going, to say the least, but I'm making progress. I'm currently running into an access violation when trying to read the .conf file that is causing both the Qt wallet and the headless daemon to crash.

Hopefully I'll find the source of the problem soon and be able to provide a Minty fresh 64bit client

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Quote from: someguy4 on August 03, 2015, 08:26:01 PM

Quote from: cryptomommy on July 18, 2015, 05:56:59 PM

Quote from: bizzargin on July 18, 2015, 02:52:28 PM

Wow I havent had such an easy wallet upgrade in so long. To top it all off, v1.7 had a debug file over over 200mb over the last 2 weeks and v2.0 opened and synced in no time. I was terrified to have to download he chain again but no need! Even my CPU usage has dropped significantly (most likely due to the debug.txt not being active but still).

It's this kind of development, foresight, and attention to detail that is going to make this coin thrive. Great job Mint Team!

Edit*** Whats the dev address again? I feel sharing some minty love.

Here is the mintcoin address for our new developer

SupaSonic
Mfz6nPPDYRE2qYBBRRFXE4QRX1Ahec2Eih

PressTab
MtPUXx1RcetTXFhCL39XB5TZjsBhnMyFDo

If you're using the Mac or Linux clients and are feeling generous, you can always send some minty love my way too Wink

Fuzzbawls
MdT7t7MhbgQLSdMhHJCyoGHUuniqZDrj4h

someguy4

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Quote from: cryptomommy on July 18, 2015, 05:56:59 PM

Quote from: bizzargin on July 18, 2015, 02:52:28 PM

Wow I havent had such an easy wallet upgrade in so long. To top it all off, v1.7 had a debug file over over 200mb over the last 2 weeks and v2.0 opened and synced in no time. I was terrified to have to download he chain again but no need! Even my CPU usage has dropped significantly (most likely due to the debug.txt not being active but still).

It's this kind of development, foresight, and attention to detail that is going to make this coin thrive. Great job Mint Team!

Edit*** Whats the dev address again? I feel sharing some minty love.

Here is the mintcoin address for our new developer

SupaSonic
Mfz6nPPDYRE2qYBBRRFXE4QRX1Ahec2Eih

PressTab
MtPUXx1RcetTXFhCL39XB5TZjsBhnMyFDo

Flyskyhigh

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Ezekiel 34:11, John 10:25-30

He have a MINT donation address?

duplan

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Quote from: Fuzzbawls on August 02, 2015, 03:23:16 PM

Be sure to thank Presstab too as he is the one that did the fix and compiled the windows wallet

Of course , credits due to all who do Roll Eyes

In that sense : Thank You Both , and since I haven't before explicitly done so by being distracted and unaware … I'll just do it now : Thank You Presstab

sambiohazard

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Thanks for the donation to the block explorers

Fuzzbawls

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Be sure to thank Presstab too as he is the one that did the fix and compiled the windows wallet

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litemaster

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Thank you for all of your hard work. I updated yesterday late and the wallet synced and then minted.

Works under windows 7

cryptomommy

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Quote from: Fuzzbawls on August 02, 2015, 06:42:18 AM

Just pushed a Linux 64bit Qt build, and I'm also consolidating the links for the rest of the v2.0.0.1 builds into this post:

Linux Builds:
MintCoin-Qt-v2.0.0.1-Linux-x86_64: (Qt GUI Wallet)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1we2z6luso70txt/MintCoin-Qt-v2.0.0.1-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz?dl=0
_{(Tested on fresh Ubuntu 15.04 and Linux Mint 17.2)}

MintCoind-v2.0.0.1-Linux-x86_64: (Headless Daemon)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/27zj60xtbn1xcfj/MintCoind-v2.0.0.1-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz?dl=0

Mac Builds:
MintCoin-Qt-v2.0.0.1-MacOSX: (Qt GUI Wallet)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/uvbuhzvv41a5fo8/MintCoin-Qt-v2.0.0.1-MacOSX.dmg?dl=0

MintCoind-v2.0.0.1-MacOSX: (Headless daemon)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/eczsyi7miutlbsd/MintCoind-v2.0.0.1-MacOSX.zip?dl=0

Windows Build:
MintCoin-Qt-v2.0.0.1-Win32: (Qt GUI Wallet)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/rov3rq743yeqqvx/mintcoin-qt.zip

Awesome - I updated the mintcoin official download sites.

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Excellent Job : ^_FUZZBAWLS : You Rock !

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