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Topic: [ANN] Orbitcoin v1.6.0.0 ~ NeoScrypt ~ Green Stake ~ 4 Years Old - page 46. (Read 201272 times)

legendary
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@almightyruler

I don't have any problems with connecting the network, i also don't have any addnodes added in my conf file.
If i delete my peers.dat and start the wallet again, i'm connected to the network in some seconds.
If you haven't done this yet you could try to open port 15298 at your firewall/router.

Yeah, I think it's an obscure bug, because it only happens when people use a SOCKS proxy, and that's probably fairly rare. My client has full outbound connectivity via the proxy, so that's not the issue - there's something in the code which isn't discovering and saving the peers for some reason. ORB isn't the only coin affected by this - HYP, ORB and CLAM all need periodic updating of a manual addnode list.

The other bug is that the client is trying to do DNS lookups when it's supposed to be using SOCKS.
legendary
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ORB has a good chance to grow.
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1000
ORB has a good chance to grow.
http://ablogaboutnothinginparticular.com/?p=4402

Blockchain Space: How And Why Cryptocurrencies Fit Into The Space Age

July 16, 2016

In the 21st century, a form of digital currency that could work with a few improvements already exists. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin can provide a secure and convenient medium of exchange that our theoretical interplanetary traders can handily carry on a small tablet on their belts. Astronomically themed cryptocurrencies like Marscoin, Earthcoin, Solarcoin and Orbitcoin already exist and could be refined to become currencies that are actually used for trade.

Cryptocurrencies can work for an interplanetary economy in these five ways:
•Cryptocurrencies can provide fast, secure settlements limited only by the laws of physics – and even that can be gotten around with some Information Technology smarts.
•Cryptocurrencies can operate cheaply and quickly where banks, Paypal and Western Union won’t.
•Cryptocurrencies make use of the Blockchain ledger, which stores and secures transaction data in ways that could make attempts to tamper more expensive than it’s worth.
•Cryptocurrencies are uniquely designed to reward the production and deployment of resources.
•Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain apps can provide common financial system standards that any space colony can use with a low barrier to entry.


höhö old but nice
sr. member
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Updated my desktop wallet with 1.6.0.0 without any issues....Smiley
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1000
ORB has a good chance to grow.
TvZ
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@almightyruler

I don't have any problems with connecting the network, i also don't have any addnodes added in my conf file.
If i delete my peers.dat and start the wallet again, i'm connected to the network in some seconds.
If you haven't done this yet you could try to open port 15298 at your firewall/router.

legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1000
ORB has a good chance to grow.
Internet of Things - The steam engine industry 4.0!

We should talk to these guys, a good block chain can make good use. Tongue


http://www.orbcomm.com/

Agree, would be nice!

http://www.orbcomm.com/en/networks/satellite



i contact them via twitter Tongue
legendary
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Merit: 1000
ORB has a good chance to grow.
Orbit wallet updated on alcurEX exchange.
https://alcurex.com/index.html#ORB-BTC

Code:
    "version" : "v1.6.0.0-orb",
    "protocolversion" : 60016,
    "walletversion" : 60000,


this was very fast Wink share the tweet for your trader
legendary
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Merit: 1006
Orbit wallet updated on alcurEX exchange.
https://alcurex.com/index.html#ORB-BTC

Code:
    "version" : "v1.6.0.0-orb",
    "protocolversion" : 60016,
    "walletversion" : 60000,
legendary
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CRYPTO-CITY.COM 🌟 Communities
Works fine on my end. The ORB wallet links need to be updated on the ORB info pages @ Crypto-city.
legendary
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Did some further testing with another machine running ORB, and have confirmed that if using a SOCKS proxy (or perhaps -listen=0) the client does not store any peers. I don't think it's DNS related.

- When directly connected, a new peers.dat starts at 1370 bytes, and grows to 15824 bytes after connecting to 16 connections.

- When connected via SOCKS with a bunch of addnodes (-listen=0 -proxy=x.x.x.x:1080 -addnode=x.x.x.x etc), a new peers.dat starts at 1370 bytes, and stays at 1370 bytes, even after successfully connecting to several peers.

The other odd thing is that it does not seem to find or try any new peers; it will only connect to explicitly addnode'd peers. The client will gradually lose connections as forced addnode peers drop off over time, because it is unable to discover new peers.
legendary
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Worked for me - freshly compiled daemon started as per usual, no reindexing or syncing.

Actually, scratch that. Zero peers. Sad

I've seen this happen with CLAM too. For some reason the client seems to be incapable of discovering and storing new peers. I suspect it happens when the client cannot communicate directly with the greater internet, and must go via a proxy. I have to specify the addnodes of several peers on the commandline, even if the client has connected to those same peers previously; it won't connect without the explicit addnode.

Here's my setup:

- 192.168.x.x IP
- Connect via SOCKS ( --proxy=... )
- No global connection (no NAT) so any outbound connections the client attempts directly (not via the proxy) will fail
- No DNS resolution (SOCKS is supposed to do that)

I think the last point may be the clue, since SOCKS cannot independently resolve hostnames (AFAIK?), only attempt to connect to them.


edit: Dumping the ethernet I can see the client trying to resolve irc.lfnet.org, pelican.heliacal.net, and giraffe.heliacal.net, but these appear to be IRC hostnames. When SOCKS is configured it should be connecting directly to a hostname, rather than resolving a hostname then connecting to the IP.
hero member
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Updated the pool's coind.  Nice work.

https://hobbyistpool.ddns.net/orb
legendary
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No surrender, no retreat, no regret.
The ANN updated, Windows and Linux binaries ready, MacOS X binaries coming tomorrow. Would be good to update our web site as well. We need to notify all pools and exchanges of the hard fork.
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1000
ORB has a good chance to grow.
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1000
ORB has a good chance to grow.

I just want MORE ORB Grin

Since may 2014 i'm holding ORB, i almost never sell ORB and if i do only very small amounts to pay for example for the Orbitcoin premiumstatus at: http://cryptoguru.tk/CurrencyInfo/index.php?Currency=ORB

you have more ORB than me, i stake every day more than 100 ORB with 60 watt Laptop  Wink
i'm now on v1.6.0.0 Tongue
TvZ
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Merit: 251

I just want MORE ORB Grin

Since may 2014 i'm holding ORB, i almost never sell ORB and if i do only very small amounts to pay for example for the Orbitcoin premiumstatus at: http://cryptoguru.tk/CurrencyInfo/index.php?Currency=ORB
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1000
ORB has a good chance to grow.

oh nice my main PC was crashed ..

so Win10 update killed my system, 2 wallet's are of.. happy staking guy's 
So, that's why I staked 4 times today Cheesy
Btw, I use Linux Wink

:p  hehe back online.. But my system is not ready installed.. So sometimes this my wallets are off. And the chance is good for pos mining..

I have bought and staked all my orb... The best invest ever.
much thanks ghost

My wallet is having 17 running stakes right now, not bad!
So what about installing your system every day, Mario?  Grin



you must stake much more ?? or you sold much ORB
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1000
ORB has a good chance to grow.
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