The email address is NOT one way encrypted because I need to be able to read it so i can send email to it. Using this recovery feature will lose you some anonymity depending on how traceable your email address is i suppose. That's why its optional.
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I built my database from 0 and is now fully synced 
. It took a few hrs (overnight) but well worth the wait which included a reboot at around block 28XXXXX. The opened the wallet again and sync continued.
. It took a few hrs (overnight) but well worth the wait which included a reboot at around block 28XXXXX. The opened the wallet again and sync continued.Few hours? On my experience, You are a very lucky man.
)What are future ideas that can help reduce this sync time. In the future as the database is growing larger and larger
Yes, you are right, the database can only grow, IMHO this is a common
problem with all the cryptocoins in general.
Recently I not followed the new coins, so I don't know there is any
new way or idea to shrink the blockchain database, but I think
it would require a complete redesign of the structure of the cryptocoin
itself.
In some operating systems, you can automatically compress a directory or just some files,
it might seem a simple solution, but in this case IMHO I do not think it's a good idea
because the database files have continuous access, and this continuous de \ compress
the data files may slow down the system too.
To reduce sync time, Shahim proposed an idea of storing on the site a set of
small blockchain datafile, to be loaded by the wallet in case of necessity.
This idea can help, but it don't change the ever growing way of work of wallet.
also I have a few questions please
database - Holds blockchain - can this be zipped and shared
database - Holds blockchain - can this be zipped and shared
Ehmmm... no. It is used by internal database, but it is not the database.
Its contents change at every installation, and don't grow much.
No need to share.
txleveldb - whats this folder do
Used in some way for the transanction's database and index,
grow with use.
blk0001.dat - whats this dat do
This is THE blockchain database, it grow with every block, with time it grow, grow a lot.
.lock - whats this folder do
db.log - whats this log do
db.log - whats this log do
It avoid multiple istances of wallet, and db.log store the log in case of internal
database problem, usually they don't grow.
debug.log -whats this log do
Keep a trace of many wallet's internal activity, and grow a lot, especially in case
of error. If you dig enough is the only way to hypothesize the reason of errors.
If it become too big, usually, it is auto-cutted during the wallet restart.
libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll -whats this dll do
libstdc++-6.dll -whats this dll do
libwinpthread-1.dll -whats this dll do
libstdc++-6.dll -whats this dll do
libwinpthread-1.dll -whats this dll do
Dynamic-Link Library, some set of common or standard routine and API for\from GCC, C++,
and Thread used by the PC Win program, in this case the wallet.
peers.dat -whats this dat do
This file store a sort of ip:port phonebook, with the list of other wallets (peer),
those peers form the coin network.
This file is regenerated and continuously updated by wallet, and the element
in list are tested and exchanged between peers, to keep the network working and alive.
summercoinv2.conf -what is the best conf
Good question. The wallet can work even without a conf file, using hard coded value.
In it you can also set some start commandline parameters.
NOTE: The rpcuser and rpcpassword must never be show to other or shared.
I'm sorry to have given some answers in a hasty or superficial manner, it's late night.
Bye Bye
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We have until the 28th December . I'm saving my vote for when next big news comes or release . So it will have more impact . Thats my theory anyway
thx package, and yes i do know what you are talking about same is used for website related encryptiojd which i use sometimes.
same is used for website related encryptiojd which i use sometimes. 
Just as a side note, I will actually be changing the hashing method from MD5 to something stronger like SHA256 before we release this feature to further protect your wallet addresses.
I've been doing some reading and it seems that due to the efficiency of the MD5 hashing algorithm it is possible to brute force decrypt hashed values if you have a decent amount of hardware and a large amount of time.
SHA256 is more complicated and takes longer to execute which makes the time involved in generating the number of outputs required for a brute force attack much longer and virtually unachievable by most systems.
I'm not sure if anyone know's what I'm talking about, or much cares, but I thought i would point this out.
Cheers!
I've been doing some reading and it seems that due to the efficiency of the MD5 hashing algorithm it is possible to brute force decrypt hashed values if you have a decent amount of hardware and a large amount of time.
SHA256 is more complicated and takes longer to execute which makes the time involved in generating the number of outputs required for a brute force attack much longer and virtually unachievable by most systems.
I'm not sure if anyone know's what I'm talking about, or much cares, but I thought i would point this out.
Cheers!
Hi Everyone,
I just want to keep you up to date with what I've been working on for the wallet in case you haven't been following my github account.
The biggest issue identified from the beta testing of the chat client was that any user could login with any username. Meaning, that if someone logged on with the username "pakage" they could pretend to be me, and I wouldn't be able to login until they logged out. This is obviously not ideal.
So I have devised a system where you can register your username to one of your wallet addresses to reserve your username so no one else can log in with it.
When your wallet address gets stored against your username, the wallet address is MD5 encrypted with some secret methods, making it impossible to decrypt. This is known as one way encryption and is a very safe form of data storage. From the stored data, no one will be able to say which wallet is owned by which user, so you won't lose your anonymity by using this new feature.
You will have the option to attach an email address to your username, for recovery purposes but it is optional. If you lose or accidentally delete the wallet address that the username was linked to, you can recover your username to a new wallet address by receiving a recovery email to the registered address. The email address is NOT one way encrypted because I need to be able to read it so i can send email to it. Using this recovery feature will lose you some anonymity depending on how traceable your email address is i suppose. That's why its optional.
There's also an option to transfer your username to a new address provided you are the verified owner of the username. So if you want to register a new address and delete the old one, you don't have to pick a new username.
Alternatively, if you want to use the chat without registering, there's also an "anonymous login" option. For anonymous login you can just type any username that isn't already reserved and join the chat immediately. This option is great if you don't care about reserving your name, or you want to troll box the chat lol.
Additionally, I have encrypted all communication running through the chat server. Meaning that if someone attempted to look at the data travelling to the chat server, it is no longer in plain text and would need to be decrypted to be read. This further protects your anonymity and privacy.
As well as these new features, I have also fixed all the other outstanding bugs to do with the chat system.
Hopefully we will have this and a couple other cool updates finished and ready for you guys very soon.
I just thought you guys might appreciate a progress report.
Trust me, its cooler than it sounds when you see it all in action
Cheers,
Pakage.
.I just want to keep you up to date with what I've been working on for the wallet in case you haven't been following my github account.
The biggest issue identified from the beta testing of the chat client was that any user could login with any username. Meaning, that if someone logged on with the username "pakage" they could pretend to be me, and I wouldn't be able to login until they logged out. This is obviously not ideal.
So I have devised a system where you can register your username to one of your wallet addresses to reserve your username so no one else can log in with it.
When your wallet address gets stored against your username, the wallet address is MD5 encrypted with some secret methods, making it impossible to decrypt. This is known as one way encryption and is a very safe form of data storage. From the stored data, no one will be able to say which wallet is owned by which user, so you won't lose your anonymity by using this new feature.
You will have the option to attach an email address to your username, for recovery purposes but it is optional. If you lose or accidentally delete the wallet address that the username was linked to, you can recover your username to a new wallet address by receiving a recovery email to the registered address. The email address is NOT one way encrypted because I need to be able to read it so i can send email to it. Using this recovery feature will lose you some anonymity depending on how traceable your email address is i suppose. That's why its optional.
There's also an option to transfer your username to a new address provided you are the verified owner of the username. So if you want to register a new address and delete the old one, you don't have to pick a new username.
Alternatively, if you want to use the chat without registering, there's also an "anonymous login" option. For anonymous login you can just type any username that isn't already reserved and join the chat immediately. This option is great if you don't care about reserving your name, or you want to troll box the chat lol.
Additionally, I have encrypted all communication running through the chat server. Meaning that if someone attempted to look at the data travelling to the chat server, it is no longer in plain text and would need to be decrypted to be read. This further protects your anonymity and privacy.
As well as these new features, I have also fixed all the other outstanding bugs to do with the chat system.
Hopefully we will have this and a couple other cool updates finished and ready for you guys very soon.
I just thought you guys might appreciate a progress report.
Trust me, its cooler than it sounds when you see it all in action
Cheers,
Pakage.
and here we go again .....
Hi Everyone,
I just want to keep you up to date with what I've been working on for the wallet in case you haven't been following my github account.
The biggest issue identified from the beta testing of the chat client was that any user could login with any username. Meaning, that if someone logged on with the username "pakage" they could pretend to be me, and I wouldn't be able to login until they logged out. This is obviously not ideal.
So I have devised a system where you can register your username to one of your wallet addresses to reserve your username so no one else can log in with it.
When your wallet address gets stored against your username, the wallet address is MD5 encrypted with some secret methods, making it impossible to decrypt. This is known as one way encryption and is a very safe form of data storage. From the stored data, no one will be able to say which wallet is owned by which user, so you won't lose your anonymity by using this new feature.
You will have the option to attach an email address to your username, for recovery purposes but it is optional. If you lose or accidentally delete the wallet address that the username was linked to, you can recover your username to a new wallet address by receiving a recovery email to the registered address. The email address is NOT one way encrypted because I need to be able to read it so i can send email to it. Using this recovery feature will lose you some anonymity depending on how traceable your email address is i suppose. That's why its optional.
There's also an option to transfer your username to a new address provided you are the verified owner of the username. So if you want to register a new address and delete the old one, you don't have to pick a new username.
Alternatively, if you want to use the chat without registering, there's also an "anonymous login" option. For anonymous login you can just type any username that isn't already reserved and join the chat immediately. This option is great if you don't care about reserving your name, or you want to troll box the chat lol.
Additionally, I have encrypted all communication running through the chat server. Meaning that if someone attempted to look at the data travelling to the chat server, it is no longer in plain text and would need to be decrypted to be read. This further protects your anonymity and privacy.
As well as these new features, I have also fixed all the other outstanding bugs to do with the chat system.
Hopefully we will have this and a couple other cool updates finished and ready for you guys very soon.
I just thought you guys might appreciate a progress report.
Trust me, its cooler than it sounds when you see it all in action
Cheers,
Pakage.
. I just want to keep you up to date with what I've been working on for the wallet in case you haven't been following my github account.
The biggest issue identified from the beta testing of the chat client was that any user could login with any username. Meaning, that if someone logged on with the username "pakage" they could pretend to be me, and I wouldn't be able to login until they logged out. This is obviously not ideal.
So I have devised a system where you can register your username to one of your wallet addresses to reserve your username so no one else can log in with it.
When your wallet address gets stored against your username, the wallet address is MD5 encrypted with some secret methods, making it impossible to decrypt. This is known as one way encryption and is a very safe form of data storage. From the stored data, no one will be able to say which wallet is owned by which user, so you won't lose your anonymity by using this new feature.
You will have the option to attach an email address to your username, for recovery purposes but it is optional. If you lose or accidentally delete the wallet address that the username was linked to, you can recover your username to a new wallet address by receiving a recovery email to the registered address. The email address is NOT one way encrypted because I need to be able to read it so i can send email to it. Using this recovery feature will lose you some anonymity depending on how traceable your email address is i suppose. That's why its optional.
There's also an option to transfer your username to a new address provided you are the verified owner of the username. So if you want to register a new address and delete the old one, you don't have to pick a new username.
Alternatively, if you want to use the chat without registering, there's also an "anonymous login" option. For anonymous login you can just type any username that isn't already reserved and join the chat immediately. This option is great if you don't care about reserving your name, or you want to troll box the chat lol.
Additionally, I have encrypted all communication running through the chat server. Meaning that if someone attempted to look at the data travelling to the chat server, it is no longer in plain text and would need to be decrypted to be read. This further protects your anonymity and privacy.
As well as these new features, I have also fixed all the other outstanding bugs to do with the chat system.
Hopefully we will have this and a couple other cool updates finished and ready for you guys very soon.
I just thought you guys might appreciate a progress report.
Trust me, its cooler than it sounds when you see it all in action
Cheers,
Pakage.
Amazing! Package only 2 words needed
50000 SATS here we come!. They tried to time bomb us , they tried to double spend us , they have tried everything and NAVAJOCOIN is still here. They will never knock us down!
WE ARE THE NAVJOCOIN & WE ARE BACK BABY!
NAVAJOCOIN straight to number 1
only 2 words needed50000 SATS here we come!. They tried to time bomb us , they tried to double spend us , they have tried everything and NAVAJOCOIN is still here. They will never knock us down!
WE ARE THE NAVJOCOIN & WE ARE BACK BABY!
NAVAJOCOIN straight to number 1
Man I admire your optimism, but please stop that cheerleading you're doing for a really long time . So far we didn't see anything but a few wallet fixes (aka "improvements") and actually nothing useful .
So nobody's going ANYWHERE near the moon until a real value is added to this coin ...
I really hope to see that day, but until then just please stop it's really annoying .
cheers
Thanks for your comment as yes i'm very optimistic. + plus I am an investor so when I seen packages comment and also my wallet was fully sunced I got abit excited
. I do have alot of energy from birth after 13.7 billions years of my ancestors evolving from a single cell. All the cells rapid fire all the time. So frankly I just cant help it. Also when you go to a big game . I check out the cheerleaders. If they look sad I gather the team is not doing well.
I think this team is doing very well! Yours and My Patience will pay off. The thing is there cant be a 99% release of ANON . Its needs to be 100%. So this can be irrating for all and also looks like nothing really big is happening. Im still here , and as you said it has been a long time.
Cant say ill stop - dont think I could to be honest
Put me on ignore be your best action I think and I dont mind
Amazing! Package only 2 words needed
50000 SATS here we come!. They tried to time bomb us , they tried to double spend us , they have tried everything and NAVAJOCOIN is still here. They will never knock us down!
WE ARE THE NAVJOCOIN & WE ARE BACK BABY!
NAVAJOCOIN straight to number 1
only 2 words needed50000 SATS here we come!. They tried to time bomb us , they tried to double spend us , they have tried everything and NAVAJOCOIN is still here. They will never knock us down!
WE ARE THE NAVJOCOIN & WE ARE BACK BABY!
NAVAJOCOIN straight to number 1
Man I admire your optimism, but please stop that cheerleading you're doing for a really long time . So far we didn't see anything but a few wallet fixes (aka "improvements") and actually nothing useful .
So nobody's going ANYWHERE near the moon until a real value is added to this coin ...
I really hope to see that day, but until then just please stop it's really annoying .
cheers
So any new features or ideas coming navajocoin way soon? I just wanna see what the community and the Devs have been up to
Bittrex have updated their wallet and the market is back online.
Happy trading!
https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-NAV
Stay tuned!
Cheers
Happy trading!
https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-NAV
Stay tuned!
Cheers
Bittrex is alive now!happy buying guys!
Ps ughh... I lost five positions in the richlist..
Ps ughh... I lost five positions in the richlist..
people are aware about what is coming!
don't drive it to high. I also need some
Bittrex is alive now!happy buying guys!
Ps ughh... I lost five positions in the richlist..
Ps ughh... I lost five positions in the richlist..
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Snoopy
Seriously ?
wow thanks for the update package, much appreciated. hope to see the results soon.
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Bittrex still not fully up
I can see balance and deposit but no trading can occur
I can see balance and deposit but no trading can occur
They mailed it is reopened. But yes you are right. should be just a matter of time now!
Bittrex still not fully up
I can see balance and deposit but no trading can occur
I can see balance and deposit but no trading can occur
Amazing! Package only 2 words needed
50000 SATS here we come!. They tried to time bomb us , they tried to double spend us , they have tried everything and NAVAJOCOIN is still here. They will never knock us down!
WE ARE THE NAVJOCOIN & WE ARE BACK BABY!
NAVAJOCOIN straight to number 1
only 2 words needed50000 SATS here we come!. They tried to time bomb us , they tried to double spend us , they have tried everything and NAVAJOCOIN is still here. They will never knock us down!
WE ARE THE NAVJOCOIN & WE ARE BACK BABY!
NAVAJOCOIN straight to number 1
Hi Everyone,
I just want to keep you up to date with what I've been working on for the wallet in case you haven't been following my github account.
The biggest issue identified from the beta testing of the chat client was that any user could login with any username. Meaning, that if someone logged on with the username "pakage" they could pretend to be me, and I wouldn't be able to login until they logged out. This is obviously not ideal.
So I have devised a system where you can register your username to one of your wallet addresses to reserve your username so no one else can log in with it.
When your wallet address gets stored against your username, the wallet address is MD5 encrypted with some secret methods, making it impossible to decrypt. This is known as one way encryption and is a very safe form of data storage. From the stored data, no one will be able to say which wallet is owned by which user, so you won't lose your anonymity by using this new feature.
You will have the option to attach an email address to your username, for recovery purposes but it is optional. If you lose or accidentally delete the wallet address that the username was linked to, you can recover your username to a new wallet address by receiving a recovery email to the registered address. The email address is NOT one way encrypted because I need to be able to read it so i can send email to it. Using this recovery feature will lose you some anonymity depending on how traceable your email address is i suppose. That's why its optional.
There's also an option to transfer your username to a new address provided you are the verified owner of the username. So if you want to register a new address and delete the old one, you don't have to pick a new username.
Alternatively, if you want to use the chat without registering, there's also an "anonymous login" option. For anonymous login you can just type any username that isn't already reserved and join the chat immediately. This option is great if you don't care about reserving your name, or you want to troll box the chat lol.
Additionally, I have encrypted all communication running through the chat server. Meaning that if someone attempted to look at the data travelling to the chat server, it is no longer in plain text and would need to be decrypted to be read. This further protects your anonymity and privacy.
As well as these new features, I have also fixed all the other outstanding bugs to do with the chat system.
Hopefully we will have this and a couple other cool updates finished and ready for you guys very soon.
I just thought you guys might appreciate a progress report.
Trust me, its cooler than it sounds when you see it all in action
Cheers,
Pakage.
I just want to keep you up to date with what I've been working on for the wallet in case you haven't been following my github account.
The biggest issue identified from the beta testing of the chat client was that any user could login with any username. Meaning, that if someone logged on with the username "pakage" they could pretend to be me, and I wouldn't be able to login until they logged out. This is obviously not ideal.
So I have devised a system where you can register your username to one of your wallet addresses to reserve your username so no one else can log in with it.
When your wallet address gets stored against your username, the wallet address is MD5 encrypted with some secret methods, making it impossible to decrypt. This is known as one way encryption and is a very safe form of data storage. From the stored data, no one will be able to say which wallet is owned by which user, so you won't lose your anonymity by using this new feature.
You will have the option to attach an email address to your username, for recovery purposes but it is optional. If you lose or accidentally delete the wallet address that the username was linked to, you can recover your username to a new wallet address by receiving a recovery email to the registered address. The email address is NOT one way encrypted because I need to be able to read it so i can send email to it. Using this recovery feature will lose you some anonymity depending on how traceable your email address is i suppose. That's why its optional.
There's also an option to transfer your username to a new address provided you are the verified owner of the username. So if you want to register a new address and delete the old one, you don't have to pick a new username.
Alternatively, if you want to use the chat without registering, there's also an "anonymous login" option. For anonymous login you can just type any username that isn't already reserved and join the chat immediately. This option is great if you don't care about reserving your name, or you want to troll box the chat lol.
Additionally, I have encrypted all communication running through the chat server. Meaning that if someone attempted to look at the data travelling to the chat server, it is no longer in plain text and would need to be decrypted to be read. This further protects your anonymity and privacy.
As well as these new features, I have also fixed all the other outstanding bugs to do with the chat system.
Hopefully we will have this and a couple other cool updates finished and ready for you guys very soon.
I just thought you guys might appreciate a progress report.
Trust me, its cooler than it sounds when you see it all in action
Cheers,
Pakage.
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