my soil node:103.82.54.14
admin.addPeer("enode://d61c21eb1c83e60e31d8cb327d422a5fa4ca4a958aa6e7db260e742ebc9bfe696d6d68e416cfe445f2de724cd10c860b3ab1aaafac982363acd930642c71c67e@103.82.54.14:39420")
Topic: 🌱[ANN] SOIL | Environmental | Agriculture | Smart Contracts | Sustainable - page 39. (Read 237604 times)
February 04, 2017, 05:20:34 AM
February 03, 2017, 11:44:32 PM
Thanks Altsheets -- that saved a lot of time and frustration. I will leave gsoil running now that its synched to block.
I believe the following is the correct info for my node:
enode://5aea33dbeacb10ad7df148947e17947c5ebb1ac0fedc7b4d65d01dd61907349830aa24961e2069e07f81ee4635acfd3c4cb4039da4f25d81455d8b7d2c78e4c5@173.254.234.18:39420
Can someone please confirm that an outside connection to node address above works? Thanks!
I believe the following is the correct info for my node:
enode://5aea33dbeacb10ad7df148947e17947c5ebb1ac0fedc7b4d65d01dd61907349830aa24961e2069e07f81ee4635acfd3c4cb4039da4f25d81455d8b7d2c78e4c5@173.254.234.18:39420
Can someone please confirm that an outside connection to node address above works? Thanks!
February 03, 2017, 10:50:27 PM
md5sum is 3d72e043adfa2d0afc3161299e935952?
Good point:
http://178.62.133.174/soil/SOIL-chaindata-20170203-block-1808086.zip.checksums.txt
February 03, 2017, 08:31:08 PM
Blockchain Bootstrap SOIL 20170203 - for superfast syncing
...
Brilliant! I've downloaded the file and will upload it tomorrow to a mega.nz-account. ...
- please someone with a good upload connection, mirror that file to torrent / googledrive / https://mega.nz
- and perhaps get http://cryptochainer.com to host it ? I will host this huge file only for a short time, and only for a few downloads.
Just to be sure (uploading will take 10+ hours over here): md5sum is 3d72e043adfa2d0afc3161299e935952?
February 03, 2017, 07:09:32 PM
Thanks Altsheets -- I'll try your fix tonight. I sent SOIL your way -- should hit soon.
February 03, 2017, 02:18:59 PM
Blockchain Bootstrap SOIL 20170203 - for superfast syncing
Yes, I made something that will help you (and everyone else starting now):
http://178.62.133.174/soil/SOIL-chaindata-20170203-block-1808086.zip
It is the whole chaindata until block 1,808,086. Just start gsoil once (so that the folders are created), then quit it again; copy the ZIP file contents into your .soil/chaindata folder (or %APPDATA%\Soil\chaindata\ on windows), and start gsoil again - and you will have 1.8 million blocks.
Three wishes:
I like all the new activity here in this thread. Perhaps I should also buy some soil? PM me.
Node taking forever to sync and get error every 40k blocks or so that no peers are available, but continues from previous block immediately every time I restart the gsoil.exe. Will stick with it and continue restarting until synched but it will take a while at this rate. Any pointers appreciated. Thx
Yes, I made something that will help you (and everyone else starting now):
http://178.62.133.174/soil/SOIL-chaindata-20170203-block-1808086.zip
It is the whole chaindata until block 1,808,086. Just start gsoil once (so that the folders are created), then quit it again; copy the ZIP file contents into your .soil/chaindata folder (or %APPDATA%\Soil\chaindata\ on windows), and start gsoil again - and you will have 1.8 million blocks.
Three wishes:
- please someone with a good upload connection, mirror that file to torrent / googledrive / https://mega.nz
- and perhaps get http://cryptochainer.com to host it ? I will host this huge file only for a short time, and only for a few downloads. - consider to give BTC 1M4EaZVprZEmtrS3G78fMFy8yGVgdUJMXv or [SOIL] 0x8da4fc05ca343e6a41646194e91931d9f413a40c - Thanks.
- try out my trading tool AltFolio - and spread the word, e.g. tweet about it.
I like all the new activity here in this thread. Perhaps I should also buy some soil? PM me.
February 03, 2017, 12:16:18 PM
all nodes gone?
There might have been some outdated entries before? I don't know whether or when a node removes old peers which it is not connected to anymore. To get rid of that unvertainty, I have now restarted the gsoil node on the (and the) ABEESOIL (blockexplorer) server. And this time without any addnodes. Still, it quickly got 7 connections by itself.
So the peers you see now on the /#/util/peers page are real.
EDIT: server temporarily down, snapshotting, and preparing something nice for you newcomers.
EDIT: Done :-)
February 03, 2017, 11:56:29 AM
Block Explorer ABEESOIL
Will keep it running for a while.
... I got the domain soil.cash last year. I will get something up in the next while. ...
Could you please create a subdomain, e.g. http://abee.soil.cash or http://explorer.soil.cash or http://blockexplorer.soil.cash or http://be.soil.cash - and point that subdomain to http://178.62.133.174:9001 - thanks.... This is useful for your trading: http://178.62.133.174:9001 = the block explorer.
Block explorer for SOIL
I am paying ~0.1 BTC per year for a server, and running a SOIL node for the SOIL block explorer. So perhaps introduce an "infrastructure tax" in that WTB/WTS trading thread, which always sends some dust of BTC (not soil) my way: BTC 1M4EaZVprZEmtrS3G78fMFy8yGVgdUJMXv to incentivize me not to soon switch off the only block explorer. ...
Block explorer for SOIL
I am paying ~0.1 BTC per year for a server, and running a SOIL node for the SOIL block explorer. So perhaps introduce an "infrastructure tax" in that WTB/WTS trading thread, which always sends some dust of BTC (not soil) my way: BTC 1M4EaZVprZEmtrS3G78fMFy8yGVgdUJMXv to incentivize me not to soon switch off the only block explorer. ...
Altsheets, please keep the block explorer going for now. I'll send some sats your way as a contribution to your efforts.
Thank you very much. Received. Will keep it running for a while.
February 03, 2017, 11:50:01 AM
I have unlocked the WTB/WTS soil topic, since bittrex kicked SOIL.
Before you start trading here, please read:
I will not moderate this again. But the above will give you an idea how YOU can do that job. Good luck, have fun, and happy trading.
Before you start trading here, please read:
- introduction OP
- some ideas
- latest Order Table
- latest Market Depth analysis
- summary ... total donations: ... byebye ...
I will not moderate this again. But the above will give you an idea how YOU can do that job. Good luck, have fun, and happy trading.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17721426
February 03, 2017, 06:28:59 AM
all nodes gone?
nvm:
admin.addPeer("enode://1366a1b1f2a4057892afd8066ce999cf622adb9d6ad08017ff6b34d3d651a01161ccaf8bfe355e27a7b94248982329091067149639af3bd65dfef5aac044aba0@40.112.185.197:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://36667a60f555c254957b56aca013b507bb9e2a2f7b2484be7c70471dee268492907a11ee00329af761574ae2be57562660b95738654a2ca96bcf8ae88974033f@51.15.130.241:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://77b71660f5cb025e337bfb9bebf0c71001849fab8786d7b13fe3e081841f35cbf463cfc46fd570ef09829553524806be76b051e4f16afa7daf77265eb9733335@192.241.129.165:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://ecf2a6c346262e3da8553bf21726ea1bb5ef3477631f28f0ac5aa307ecc1d8a6216fd896bad0beacc0decfc991828c8425774aab05b9bb2d0e48adb9f1f60e3d@77.78.26.74:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://ed65072f342efe1e95b61b6544a7f2a64fceeab4a448ecd56c671015c7ee7721f5e919adf00e63111636136cc36ed1128b1ae2e6da98b52f520404cf3e9284b4@85.62.20.153:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://fc3c04d02c9a4758424d44199fdb3e0e087a45f165b4358890efe377364ae7c7764cbee84e8a5e37d4259aa239df8218854dca838c9c477a6250af88015c23c0@62.227.65.218:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://46fce6fdc328596df97c8c2e4d1744b9bf5bfd540ff8cf95e4880d797bd92e2cb52a81f38a9a49e51079f875c1adbdc2d4d6f503253e2d7188a494d421bd968b@178.62.133.174:39420")
nvm:
admin.addPeer("enode://1366a1b1f2a4057892afd8066ce999cf622adb9d6ad08017ff6b34d3d651a01161ccaf8bfe355e27a7b94248982329091067149639af3bd65dfef5aac044aba0@40.112.185.197:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://36667a60f555c254957b56aca013b507bb9e2a2f7b2484be7c70471dee268492907a11ee00329af761574ae2be57562660b95738654a2ca96bcf8ae88974033f@51.15.130.241:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://77b71660f5cb025e337bfb9bebf0c71001849fab8786d7b13fe3e081841f35cbf463cfc46fd570ef09829553524806be76b051e4f16afa7daf77265eb9733335@192.241.129.165:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://ecf2a6c346262e3da8553bf21726ea1bb5ef3477631f28f0ac5aa307ecc1d8a6216fd896bad0beacc0decfc991828c8425774aab05b9bb2d0e48adb9f1f60e3d@77.78.26.74:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://ed65072f342efe1e95b61b6544a7f2a64fceeab4a448ecd56c671015c7ee7721f5e919adf00e63111636136cc36ed1128b1ae2e6da98b52f520404cf3e9284b4@85.62.20.153:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://fc3c04d02c9a4758424d44199fdb3e0e087a45f165b4358890efe377364ae7c7764cbee84e8a5e37d4259aa239df8218854dca838c9c477a6250af88015c23c0@62.227.65.218:39420")
admin.addPeer("enode://46fce6fdc328596df97c8c2e4d1744b9bf5bfd540ff8cf95e4880d797bd92e2cb52a81f38a9a49e51079f875c1adbdc2d4d6f503253e2d7188a494d421bd968b@178.62.133.174:39420")
February 02, 2017, 11:53:12 PM
Node taking forever to sync and get error every 40k blocks or so that no peers are available, but continues from previous block immediately every time I restart the gsoil.exe. Will stick with it and continue restarting until synched but it will take a while at this rate. Any pointers appreciated. Thx
February 01, 2017, 11:44:08 PM
Just signed up for a cheap VPS service but order still pending. hope to have a dedicated node set up by tomorrow night. Will post once set up.
February 01, 2017, 09:17:28 PM
- added static nodes
- added homestead switch at block 2000000
https://github.com/martymcfly2015/go-soil/releases/download/1.4.2/gsoil.zip
I have used the nodes from here:
http://178.62.133.174:9001/#/util/peers
For long term we would need stable nodes - so again - if someone would like to help and has a cheap VPS or server, please post your node and I will add it.
- added homestead switch at block 2000000
https://github.com/martymcfly2015/go-soil/releases/download/1.4.2/gsoil.zip
I have used the nodes from here:
http://178.62.133.174:9001/#/util/peers
For long term we would need stable nodes - so again - if someone would like to help and has a cheap VPS or server, please post your node and I will add it.
February 01, 2017, 08:29:06 PM
Static nodes seem like good idea if agreed it will enhance connection stability;
Maybe an increase in the block reward size or reduction in block time is in order to incentivize greater mining participation, but bigger issue in past seemed to be with difficulty spikes caused by periodic attacks by large mining pools, which caused extreme volatility in block time and made mining unprofitable for hours to days at a time. I don't think there was ever a fix or if there is one now that the community would know how to implement. Any change that could quickly return difficulty to baseline levels after an attack by a large mining operation would be a big improvement. When eth rolls out POS, maybe that provides permanent solution?
Maybe an increase in the block reward size or reduction in block time is in order to incentivize greater mining participation, but bigger issue in past seemed to be with difficulty spikes caused by periodic attacks by large mining pools, which caused extreme volatility in block time and made mining unprofitable for hours to days at a time. I don't think there was ever a fix or if there is one now that the community would know how to implement. Any change that could quickly return difficulty to baseline levels after an attack by a large mining operation would be a big improvement. When eth rolls out POS, maybe that provides permanent solution?
February 01, 2017, 08:21:33 PM
I got the domain soil.cash last year. I will get something up in the next while..
Looking forward to the website. Would be nice to have all informations and links condensed to one place. I probably could also setup a Raspi node with Rokos.
In case you need some hints just let me know. The setup was surprisingly painless at least using Arch Linux.As far as I can remember, Cryptopia is keeping an eye on the number of nodes as well.
Ok, so no premine. What about the updates:
Join homestead code level
Static nodes (so the client doesn't need a separate node list)
Block reward change?
Or just leave all as it is?
Static nodes sounds great. Or is it possible to use a dynamic DNS like:Join homestead code level
Static nodes (so the client doesn't need a separate node list)
Block reward change?
Or just leave all as it is?
Code:
enode://[email protected]:39420
Guess the block reward is okay. One SOIL per block is easy to remember.
No, only IP address are allowed.
If someone would like to help and has a cheap VPS or server, please post you node and I will add it to gsoil directly:
e.g.
enode://1366ter1f2a4057892afd8066ce999cf622adb9d6ad0rgr34gtshtsrh51a01161ccaf8bfe355e27a7b9424898232tth565656w23423346gf@YOUR_IP:39420"
February 01, 2017, 07:24:27 PM
I got the domain soil.cash last year. I will get something up in the next while..
Looking forward to the website. Would be nice to have all informations and links condensed to one place. I probably could also setup a Raspi node with Rokos.
In case you need some hints just let me know. The setup was surprisingly painless at least using Arch Linux.As far as I can remember, Cryptopia is keeping an eye on the number of nodes as well.
Ok, so no premine. What about the updates:
Join homestead code level
Static nodes (so the client doesn't need a separate node list)
Block reward change?
Or just leave all as it is?
Static nodes sounds great. Or is it possible to use a dynamic DNS like:Join homestead code level
Static nodes (so the client doesn't need a separate node list)
Block reward change?
Or just leave all as it is?
Code:
enode://[email protected]:39420
Guess the block reward is okay. One SOIL per block is easy to remember.
February 01, 2017, 04:30:28 PM
Altsheets, please keep the block explorer going for now. I'll send some sats your way as a contribution to your efforts.
I think the community could get the coin listed again and bring it back to life if it focuses on meeting the basic goals first. Cryptopia requires the following for listing:
Coin Submission
Cryptopia is always looking to add new cryptocurrencies, the voting page is where the community can show their support for the coins they want to see on Cryptopia.
In order for a cryptocurrency to be hosted on Cryptopia it needs to satisfy the following requirements:
1.Open Source & listed on GitHub
2.No pre-mine, or justified pre-mine prior to launch.
3.Official Website.
4.Compiled wallets for Windows and Linux
5.An established community
initial
How far off would we be from getting a basic working website up that links to the block explorer, functional Windows and Linux Wallets, github source code, and the OP with supporting user manuals?
If we could accomplish that we'd just need members of the existing community to login and lobby for the coin on cryptopia and all the conditions for listing would be met.
Also, additional premine should be avoided for re-launch. I'd donate a substantial amount of my Soil to a development fund and perhaps others would do the same. Without minimal ongoing development the coin is dead anyway, so why not try to fund it's revival instead? The fund could be treated like a kickstarter campaign -- no new work undertaken until it reaches a minimum initial reserve?
Just throwing it out there to drum up some ideas or get a sense if enough are even interested in keeping the coin alive . . .
I will donate some soil coins to a new development fundI think the community could get the coin listed again and bring it back to life if it focuses on meeting the basic goals first. Cryptopia requires the following for listing:
Coin Submission
Cryptopia is always looking to add new cryptocurrencies, the voting page is where the community can show their support for the coins they want to see on Cryptopia.
In order for a cryptocurrency to be hosted on Cryptopia it needs to satisfy the following requirements:
1.Open Source & listed on GitHub
2.No pre-mine, or justified pre-mine prior to launch.
3.Official Website.
4.Compiled wallets for Windows and Linux
5.An established community
initial
How far off would we be from getting a basic working website up that links to the block explorer, functional Windows and Linux Wallets, github source code, and the OP with supporting user manuals?
If we could accomplish that we'd just need members of the existing community to login and lobby for the coin on cryptopia and all the conditions for listing would be met.
Also, additional premine should be avoided for re-launch. I'd donate a substantial amount of my Soil to a development fund and perhaps others would do the same. Without minimal ongoing development the coin is dead anyway, so why not try to fund it's revival instead? The fund could be treated like a kickstarter campaign -- no new work undertaken until it reaches a minimum initial reserve?
Just throwing it out there to drum up some ideas or get a sense if enough are even interested in keeping the coin alive . . .
I would also donate to a development fund. IMHO we should go with the fund an not fork a new coin with huge premine.
Sent some Soil to Andreas for the tutorials. Just did the setup of the VPS so I will let it run as long as there is hope for a recovery of Soil. I probably could also setup a Raspi node with Rokos.
Ok, so no premine. What about the updates:
Join homestead code level
Static nodes (so the client doesn't need a separate node list)
Block reward change?
Or just leave all as it is?
February 01, 2017, 02:08:08 PM
Altsheets, please keep the block explorer going for now. I'll send some sats your way as a contribution to your efforts.
I think the community could get the coin listed again and bring it back to life if it focuses on meeting the basic goals first. Cryptopia requires the following for listing:
Coin Submission
Cryptopia is always looking to add new cryptocurrencies, the voting page is where the community can show their support for the coins they want to see on Cryptopia.
In order for a cryptocurrency to be hosted on Cryptopia it needs to satisfy the following requirements:
1.Open Source & listed on GitHub
2.No pre-mine, or justified pre-mine prior to launch.
3.Official Website.
4.Compiled wallets for Windows and Linux
5.An established community
initial
How far off would we be from getting a basic working website up that links to the block explorer, functional Windows and Linux Wallets, github source code, and the OP with supporting user manuals?
If we could accomplish that we'd just need members of the existing community to login and lobby for the coin on cryptopia and all the conditions for listing would be met.
Also, additional premine should be avoided for re-launch. I'd donate a substantial amount of my Soil to a development fund and perhaps others would do the same. Without minimal ongoing development the coin is dead anyway, so why not try to fund it's revival instead? The fund could be treated like a kickstarter campaign -- no new work undertaken until it reaches a minimum initial reserve?
Just throwing it out there to drum up some ideas or get a sense if enough are even interested in keeping the coin alive . . .
I will donate some soil coins to a new development fundI think the community could get the coin listed again and bring it back to life if it focuses on meeting the basic goals first. Cryptopia requires the following for listing:
Coin Submission
Cryptopia is always looking to add new cryptocurrencies, the voting page is where the community can show their support for the coins they want to see on Cryptopia.
In order for a cryptocurrency to be hosted on Cryptopia it needs to satisfy the following requirements:
1.Open Source & listed on GitHub
2.No pre-mine, or justified pre-mine prior to launch.
3.Official Website.
4.Compiled wallets for Windows and Linux
5.An established community
initial
How far off would we be from getting a basic working website up that links to the block explorer, functional Windows and Linux Wallets, github source code, and the OP with supporting user manuals?
If we could accomplish that we'd just need members of the existing community to login and lobby for the coin on cryptopia and all the conditions for listing would be met.
Also, additional premine should be avoided for re-launch. I'd donate a substantial amount of my Soil to a development fund and perhaps others would do the same. Without minimal ongoing development the coin is dead anyway, so why not try to fund it's revival instead? The fund could be treated like a kickstarter campaign -- no new work undertaken until it reaches a minimum initial reserve?
Just throwing it out there to drum up some ideas or get a sense if enough are even interested in keeping the coin alive . . .
I would also donate to a development fund. IMHO we should go with the fund an not fork a new coin with huge premine.
Sent some Soil to Andreas for the tutorials. Just did the setup of the VPS so I will let it run as long as there is hope for a recovery of Soil. I probably could also setup a Raspi node with Rokos.
January 31, 2017, 05:03:56 PM
I bought a bunch of soil while back.. I am a coin developer.. since the beginning.. I got the domain soil.cash last year. I will get something up in the next while.. I can also help with anything else that might come up as far as compiling configuring code.... Peace T
January 30, 2017, 10:41:50 PM
Altsheets, please keep the block explorer going for now. I'll send some sats your way as a contribution to your efforts.
I think the community could get the coin listed again and bring it back to life if it focuses on meeting the basic goals first. Cryptopia requires the following for listing:
Coin Submission
Cryptopia is always looking to add new cryptocurrencies, the voting page is where the community can show their support for the coins they want to see on Cryptopia.
In order for a cryptocurrency to be hosted on Cryptopia it needs to satisfy the following requirements:
1.Open Source & listed on GitHub
2.No pre-mine, or justified pre-mine prior to launch.
3.Official Website.
4.Compiled wallets for Windows and Linux
5.An established community
initial
How far off would we be from getting a basic working website up that links to the block explorer, functional Windows and Linux Wallets, github source code, and the OP with supporting user manuals?
If we could accomplish that we'd just need members of the existing community to login and lobby for the coin on cryptopia and all the conditions for listing would be met.
Also, additional premine should be avoided for re-launch. I'd donate a substantial amount of my Soil to a development fund and perhaps others would do the same. Without minimal ongoing development the coin is dead anyway, so why not try to fund it's revival instead? The fund could be treated like a kickstarter campaign -- no new work undertaken until it reaches a minimum initial reserve?
Just throwing it out there to drum up some ideas or get a sense if enough are even interested in keeping the coin alive . . .
I will donate some soil coins to a new development fund I think the community could get the coin listed again and bring it back to life if it focuses on meeting the basic goals first. Cryptopia requires the following for listing:
Coin Submission
Cryptopia is always looking to add new cryptocurrencies, the voting page is where the community can show their support for the coins they want to see on Cryptopia.
In order for a cryptocurrency to be hosted on Cryptopia it needs to satisfy the following requirements:
1.Open Source & listed on GitHub
2.No pre-mine, or justified pre-mine prior to launch.
3.Official Website.
4.Compiled wallets for Windows and Linux
5.An established community
initial
How far off would we be from getting a basic working website up that links to the block explorer, functional Windows and Linux Wallets, github source code, and the OP with supporting user manuals?
If we could accomplish that we'd just need members of the existing community to login and lobby for the coin on cryptopia and all the conditions for listing would be met.
Also, additional premine should be avoided for re-launch. I'd donate a substantial amount of my Soil to a development fund and perhaps others would do the same. Without minimal ongoing development the coin is dead anyway, so why not try to fund it's revival instead? The fund could be treated like a kickstarter campaign -- no new work undertaken until it reaches a minimum initial reserve?
Just throwing it out there to drum up some ideas or get a sense if enough are even interested in keeping the coin alive . . .
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