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MaWo

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I forgot to post due to bitcointalk downtime

2015-05-22 12:11:34 UTC INFO: In total 3292 assets transferred to 17 different accounts.

Code:

NFD-KRUR-47WS-W2TJ-3DA6J 829
NFD-C34A-U8E2-BHAF-H8F9B 751
NFD-TBRP-4ZW2-BVMZ-DW679 726
NFD-CKMB-2H98-N7QP-B573R 726
NFD-DJ76-HKRR-BKXN-HHB64 154
NFD-23FD-PJ3N-PC7L-9JW8K 33
NFD-ZEHX-UVLP-AJU8-FZZ7X 28
NFD-2U27-U3XW-NFL9-ABNR3 16
NFD-T4MX-HYMV-2J6M-AR9KM 10
NFD-2HYQ-N57J-T4JD-9J34Z 5
NFD-HUTS-XUPH-93T5-FAAWU 4
NFD-EJ2U-RQV7-85PK-FDJ23 4
NFD-CS5V-PLBU-V3MZ-A95VG 2
NFD-USZ4-JD9E-ARKC-5C38Z 1
NFD-Q8M7-XPM8-R9AQ-2SPXU 1
NFD-J5U5-ZAPM-XNCH-5ERZJ 1
NFD-A9TK-Y7J6-KHZL-CQ43C 1

Warren.Buffet

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Quote from: MaWo on May 25, 2015, 06:35:31 PM

Quote from: Warren.Buffet on May 16, 2015, 09:53:32 PM

I got my stake in the original distribution (scam version). I was never able to claim my stake in the reboot of nfd though because the password I had written down didn't match my account number & password hash. After many hours of frustration I gave up trying different versions of my original password and believed my nfd stake was lost forever.

Today I worked out the problem

Using http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator I was able to generate my original password hash from my original password by adding a 'return' at the end. My problem now is when I try to do this in the nfd login box by hitting the 'return' key after I type in my password the 'enter' key submits the form, so the extra return that's needed on the end of my password doesn't get submitted as part of my password.

How can I add a 'return' character to the end of my password that becomes part of the password text, but doesn't submit the login form?

thanks

I don't know how to add a CR at the end of a formular text field .

I would use a local node with http GET access (nxt.apiServerEnforcePOST=false)
and send the balance to a new account:

http://localhost:8876/nxt?requestType=sendMoney&secretPhrase=yourSecret%0A&feeNQT=100000000&deadline=100&recipient=NFD-YOUR-NEW-ACCOUNT&amountNQT=100000000

The important thing is the "%0A" at the end of the secret.
Replace the recipient NFD-YOUR-NEW-ACCOUNT with the Reed-Solomon ID of your new NFD account.
Replace the amountNQT with the amount of your current account amountNQT=(balance in NFD - 1 NFD)*100000000
Example:
The account has a balance of 1234567 NFD then amountNQT is 123456600000000

Thanks for the help!!

I followed your instructions but I get this error:

Quote

{"errorDescription":"\"recipient\" not specified","errorCode":3}

I've sent you a PM.
thanks

tiker

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Quote from: Xpedite on May 27, 2015, 01:33:25 PM

So, I wasn't following this thread for a while. Embarrassed

Apparantly I missed something...

Can I still do the swap ?

If so, what should I do?

The announcement (with the deadline):
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10635985

And the how to:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10643792

Jamil.Kamil

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HZ have indeed blossom infrastructure and got a lot of customer by work of people behind it. I have heard that have good relation with industry and merchants.
point if so can expect a growing progress and development.

Xpedite

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DRAMA: Dumb Retards Asking More Attention

So, I wasn't following this thread for a while. Embarrassed

Apparantly I missed something...

Can I still do the swap ?

If so, what should I do?

Nxtblg

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Quote from: kjadB on May 25, 2015, 09:59:32 PM

I think there is a bug in the NFD swap script for NHZ. If you try and swap multiple NFD accounts with the same balance into the same NHZ account, the script only pays once. I have tested this and it is repeatable. I did all my swaps on the same day, so maybe that effects things also, but multiple swaps into the same NHZ account from NFD accounts with the same balance definitley only get paid once.

Did you get all the coins you were entitled to?

kjadB

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I think there is a bug in the NFD swap script for NHZ. If you try and swap multiple NFD accounts with the same balance into the same NHZ account, the script only pays once. I have tested this and it is repeatable. I did all my swaps on the same day, so maybe that effects things also, but multiple swaps into the same NHZ account from NFD accounts with the same balance definitley only get paid once.

MaWo

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Quote from: Warren.Buffet on May 16, 2015, 09:53:32 PM

I got my stake in the original distribution (scam version). I was never able to claim my stake in the reboot of nfd though because the password I had written down didn't match my account number & password hash. After many hours of frustration I gave up trying different versions of my original password and believed my nfd stake was lost forever.

Today I worked out the problem

Using http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator I was able to generate my original password hash from my original password by adding a 'return' at the end. My problem now is when I try to do this in the nfd login box by hitting the 'return' key after I type in my password the 'enter' key submits the form, so the extra return that's needed on the end of my password doesn't get submitted as part of my password.

How can I add a 'return' character to the end of my password that becomes part of the password text, but doesn't submit the login form?

thanks

I don't know how to add a CR at the end of a formular text field .

I would use a local node with http GET access (nxt.apiServerEnforcePOST=false)
and send the balance to a new account:

http://localhost:8876/nxt?requestType=sendMoney&secretPhrase=yourSecret%0A&feeNQT=100000000&deadline=100&recipient=NFD-YOUR-NEW-ACCOUNT&amountNQT=100000000

The important thing is the "%0A" at the end of the secret.
Replace the recipient NFD-YOUR-NEW-ACCOUNT with the Reed-Solomon ID of your new NFD account.
Replace the amountNQT with the amount of your current account amountNQT=(balance in NFD - 1 NFD)*100000000
Example:
The account has a balance of 1234567 NFD then amountNQT is 123456600000000

SomeRelax

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i really liked this coin
one of my favorites
it was a pity
wish success for HZ

romawi

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Sorry, i don't know. I suggest that you send a pm to MaWo (Threadstarter). He was one of the devs of NFD2.

wccdev

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Quote from: romawi on May 20, 2015, 09:27:31 AM

Quote from: wccdev on May 20, 2015, 09:07:44 AM

is this project dead?

Not dead but merged with Horizon: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6661361

what happened to nfd coins then? who's holding it?

romawi

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Quote from: wccdev on May 20, 2015, 09:07:44 AM

is this project dead?

Not dead but merged with Horizon: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6661361

wccdev

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is this project dead?

SomeRelax

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hmm, interesting
try using ascii code of return at the end of your password in password field
hold Alt key and dial 013 and let go Alt
hit enter

Warren.Buffet

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Quote from: SomeRelax on May 17, 2015, 12:55:11 PM

Quote from: Warren.Buffet on May 16, 2015, 09:53:32 PM

I got my stake in the original distribution (scam version). I was never able to claim my stake in the reboot of nfd though because the password I had written down didn't match my account number & password hash. After many hours of frustration I gave up trying different versions of my original password and believed my nfd stake was lost forever.

Today I worked out the problem

Using http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator I was able to generate my original password hash from my original password by adding a 'return' at the end. My problem now is when I try to do this in the nfd login box by hitting the 'return' key after I type in my password the 'enter' key submits the form, so the extra return that's needed on the end of my password doesn't get submitted as part of my password.

How can I add a 'return' character to the end of my password that becomes part of the password text, but doesn't submit the login form?

thanks

copy your password and paste it in a notepad
move the pointer to the end of the password line by cursor or mouse left click and hit the Enter
select all by Ctrl + A and copy it by Ctrl + C
now paste it in the password field in the wallet and hit Enter
i think this will work

Thanks for the reply!

I tried that but it didn't work. I used textpad, and it doesn't matter how many enter characters I copy, I always open the same account, which leads me to believe that the login form does not register the enter character, but I know from using http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator that my password has an enter character on the end.

HELP

edit: I get the same result using NXT client (i.e. enter characters at the end of password aren't included)
a blank space (spacebar) is though

SomeRelax

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Quote from: Warren.Buffet on May 16, 2015, 09:53:32 PM

I got my stake in the original distribution (scam version). I was never able to claim my stake in the reboot of nfd though because the password I had written down didn't match my account number & password hash. After many hours of frustration I gave up trying different versions of my original password and believed my nfd stake was lost forever.

Today I worked out the problem

Using http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator I was able to generate my original password hash from my original password by adding a 'return' at the end. My problem now is when I try to do this in the nfd login box by hitting the 'return' key after I type in my password the 'enter' key submits the form, so the extra return that's needed on the end of my password doesn't get submitted as part of my password.

How can I add a 'return' character to the end of my password that becomes part of the password text, but doesn't submit the login form?

thanks

copy your password and paste it in a notepad
move the pointer to the end of the password line by cursor or mouse left click and hit the Enter
select all by Ctrl + A and copy it by Ctrl + C
now paste it in the password field in the wallet and hit Enter
i think this will work

doremi

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i don`t want to sound like a complainer but the swap of NFD to HZ are extremly slow,i have 2 batch that still waiting for the swap that i send in early of April and i list the transaction id below:

1: 17782918386454497197

2: 17529097125833989886

Warren.Buffet

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I got my stake in the original distribution (scam version). I was never able to claim my stake in the reboot of nfd though because the password I had written down didn't match my account number & password hash. After many hours of frustration I gave up trying different versions of my original password and believed my nfd stake was lost forever.

Today I worked out the problem

Using http://www.xorbin.com/tools/sha256-hash-calculator I was able to generate my original password hash from my original password by adding a 'return' at the end. My problem now is when I try to do this in the nfd login box by hitting the 'return' key after I type in my password the 'enter' key submits the form, so the extra return that's needed on the end of my password doesn't get submitted as part of my password.

How can I add a 'return' character to the end of my password that becomes part of the password text, but doesn't submit the login form?

thanks

capoeira

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I like the news. I will join Hz

MaWo

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Quote from: BitcoinForumator on May 12, 2015, 01:17:36 PM

Anyone knows when Bter will enable trading again?

After the 5th oft July when the merge is over.

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