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Quote from: stonehedge on May 06, 2015, 01:24:49 PM

Quote from: stonehedge on May 06, 2015, 12:45:11 PM

I think I just done gone and got a full node running. Just waiting for it to sync.

52.17.253.8

Its fully synced now. Could you try and phone home please George?

Cheers

Everything is OK!

Thanks.

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Quote from: CHAOSiTEC on May 06, 2015, 01:21:20 PM

can we create a new github account for all related to spreadcoin, would be making things easier Wink

gjhiggins has already done that:

https://github.com/spreadcoin/spreadcoin

The old abandoned github started by Mr. Spread can be found here:

https://github.com/spreadcoin-project/spreadcoin

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Quote from: stonehedge on May 06, 2015, 12:45:11 PM

I think I just done gone and got a full node running. Just waiting for it to sync.

52.17.253.8

Its fully synced now. Could you try and phone home please George?

Cheers

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can we create a new github account for all related to spreadcoin, would be making things easier Wink

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I think I just done gone and got a full node running. Just waiting for it to sync.

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Quote from: coins101 on May 06, 2015, 10:48:58 AM

Quote from: tungfa on May 06, 2015, 09:49:54 AM

BITSEED PERSONAL SERVER – BITCOIN EDITION

http://bitseed.org/product/blockchain-node-developer-version/

The Bitcoin Node edition of the Bitseed Personal Server comes preconfigured as a full bitcoin node. It keeps bitcoin running 24/7 without slowing your PC or notebook.

FEATURES

AUTOMATICALLY RUNS BITCOIN CORE FULL NODE CLIENT
EASY SETUP – JUST PLUG IT INTO YOUR ROUTER AND TURN IT ON.
LOW POWER – USES LESS THAN 10 WATTS
PERFECT FOR BITCOIN DEVELOPERS AND HOBBYISTS.

any thoughts on this ?
can be used for MN's ?

'certain people, who can not post, asked me to let you guys know'
(i know you are watching Grin

)

FYI

Very cool.

But the big difference between such a device and servicenodes
is that nobody will supervise that those devices are actually working 24/7.
And they won't receive constant reward for doing so.

Also, they are obviously targeted at homes, and not at servers,
so I am not sure about either connectivity and availability.

It is an interesting niche product which will help bitcoin for sure,
and it will help the producer even more. Grin

And 10 Watts is a very good argument!

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Quote from: tungfa on May 06, 2015, 09:49:54 AM

BITSEED PERSONAL SERVER – BITCOIN EDITION

http://bitseed.org/product/blockchain-node-developer-version/

The Bitcoin Node edition of the Bitseed Personal Server comes preconfigured as a full bitcoin node. It keeps bitcoin running 24/7 without slowing your PC or notebook.

FEATURES

AUTOMATICALLY RUNS BITCOIN CORE FULL NODE CLIENT
EASY SETUP – JUST PLUG IT INTO YOUR ROUTER AND TURN IT ON.
LOW POWER – USES LESS THAN 10 WATTS
PERFECT FOR BITCOIN DEVELOPERS AND HOBBYISTS.

any thoughts on this ?
can be used for MN's ?

'certain people, who can not post, asked me to let you guys know'
(i know you are watching Grin

)

FYI

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Quote from: chrysophylax on May 06, 2015, 07:35:16 AM

if you let me know what i need to get it all running - ill setup a system specifically for it ...

which means it will have a dedicated ip to get the node functional - especially for the next few months ... i can setup a few on different dedicated systems if you like ...

which simply means - i dont have any ip that i can give - until i set it all up ...

let me know mate ...

#crysx

1) Have a linux server ready with a static IP (don't use your home computer, even if it's 24 hours online)

2) compile the spreadcoin daemon, or download it. (It's included in the linux binary: http://www.spreadcoin.info/downloads/SpreadCoin64.tar.xz)

3) start the daemon by typing:

Code:

spreadcoind &

4) The daemon will probably complain that you don't have a spreadcoin.conf file in whatever data-folder spreadcoin has created (depends what usermode you are in)
(Spreadcoind will tell you the path to the folder)

5) So go ahead and create a spreadcoin.conf file in spreadcoin directory with this text in it:

Code:

rpcuser=SOMETHING
rpcpassword=VERYLONGCOMPLICATEDPASSWORD
maxconnections=1000
timeout=20000
port=41678
txindex=1

6) Restart spreadcoind, and test its progress now and then until its synched:

Code:

spreadcoind getinfo

If everything works, and you are fully synched, PM me your IP and I will check your node's accesibility,
and if everything is right, I will add you to the list of full spreadcoin nodes (fallback nodes)

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Quote from: georgem on May 06, 2015, 07:21:42 AM

Quote from: chrysophylax on May 06, 2015, 02:59:28 AM

hi all ...

just been informed that you may require nodes to be setup for testing again ...

we are happy to set them up and test with you ...

just need to know what is required and what needs to be done and what os - windows linux etc ...

#crysx

Testing will start in about a month (hopefully earlier).

What we are in need right now are full spreadcoin nodes.

If you can run a full spreadcoin node (with open port 41678) for the next few months, then PM me your IP.

if you let me know what i need to get it all running - ill setup a system specifically for it ...

which means it will have a dedicated ip to get the node functional - especially for the next few months ... i can setup a few on different dedicated systems if you like ...

which simply means - i dont have any ip that i can give - until i set it all up ...

let me know mate ...

#crysx

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Quote from: coins101 on May 06, 2015, 03:14:35 AM

Quote from: coins101 on May 05, 2015, 06:45:25 PM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on May 05, 2015, 06:34:37 PM

........
Ok i'll take that VPS.

Cool.

I was just looking up:

http://lowendbox.com/blog/hostus-35year-2gb-openvz-in-dallas-los-angeles-or-atlanta/

& 6GB offer

http://lowendbox.com/blog/hostus-10year-768mb-and-18quarter-6gb-ovz-in-three-us-locations/

Thought I would check out terms of service before signing up, and one provider sent a ticket request back saying - no bitcoin allowed on their servers. Waiting to see if I get a reply back on the reason why not.

So I guess this will be a recurring issue.

edit

a response: They cause trouble!

So I guess its a Bitcoin node technical issue. Can't imagine what, atm.

I've heard of memory leak problems with bitcoind in the past but I can't see a VPS provider being concerned how you utilise your memory!

Right...I have a couple of hours free to try and get a full SPR node working tonight. I reckon its easy and you can call me Susan if I don't get it working without any help.

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Quote from: chrysophylax on May 06, 2015, 02:59:28 AM

hi all ...

just been informed that you may require nodes to be setup for testing again ...

we are happy to set them up and test with you ...

just need to know what is required and what needs to be done and what os - windows linux etc ...

#crysx

Testing will start in about a month (hopefully earlier).

What we are in need right now are full spreadcoin nodes.

If you can run a full spreadcoin node (with open port 41678) for the next few months, then PM me your IP.

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Quote from: coins101 on May 05, 2015, 06:45:25 PM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on May 05, 2015, 06:34:37 PM

........
Ok i'll take that VPS.

Cool.

I was just looking up:

http://lowendbox.com/blog/hostus-35year-2gb-openvz-in-dallas-los-angeles-or-atlanta/

& 6GB offer

http://lowendbox.com/blog/hostus-10year-768mb-and-18quarter-6gb-ovz-in-three-us-locations/

Thought I would check out terms of service before signing up, and one provider sent a ticket request back saying - no bitcoin allowed on their servers. Waiting to see if I get a reply back on the reason why not.

So I guess this will be a recurring issue.

edit

a response: They cause trouble!

So I guess its a Bitcoin node technical issue. Can't imagine what, atm.

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hi all ...

just been informed that you may require nodes to be setup for testing again ...

we are happy to set them up and test with you ...

just need to know what is required and what needs to be done and what os - windows linux etc ...

#crysx

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Quote from: coins101 on May 05, 2015, 06:45:25 PM

Quote from: e1ghtSpace on May 05, 2015, 06:34:37 PM

........
Ok i'll take that VPS.

Cool.

I was just looking up:

http://lowendbox.com/blog/hostus-35year-2gb-openvz-in-dallas-los-angeles-or-atlanta/

& 6GB offer

http://lowendbox.com/blog/hostus-10year-768mb-and-18quarter-6gb-ovz-in-three-us-locations/

If we are going to provide a bitcoin node to as part of our servicesnodes, 1gb ram + swap & 50gb drive storage will be a minimum.

Cheap VPS provider's TOS may also be problematic. Some individuals that were running a full bitcoin node were shut down with no warning. Might require some due diligence before purchasing services.

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Quote from: e1ghtSpace on May 05, 2015, 06:34:37 PM

........
Ok i'll take that VPS.

Cool.

I was just looking up:

http://lowendbox.com/blog/hostus-35year-2gb-openvz-in-dallas-los-angeles-or-atlanta/

& 6GB offer

http://lowendbox.com/blog/hostus-10year-768mb-and-18quarter-6gb-ovz-in-three-us-locations/

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Quote from: coins101 on May 05, 2015, 05:38:15 PM

Quote from: georgem on May 05, 2015, 04:40:43 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Here 54.77.37.133:41678

Thank you, I will add you to the list.

So we have 6 Fallback nodes now,
they will serve as last resort for wallets who have trouble connecting and synching.

Another 2 please... who is up to the job?

One left.

If e1ghtspace wants to take up the offer of a paid vps when he gets back to his pc, that's another one.

If he can't , I'll set up another on vps tomorrow pm (sorry, can't get to it before).

edit

Just goes to show, need those $$ rewards to kick people into action.

Ok i'll take that VPS.

aww man my school is having a lockdown right now

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Quote from: A-tM on May 05, 2015, 06:09:01 PM

Yes, it is my home PC.
And what about dynamic public IP in the office?

Quote from: georgem on May 05, 2015, 06:05:13 PM

Quote from: A-tM on May 05, 2015, 05:51:05 PM

Hi, I am an early adopter, did not leave SPR even in its cloudy days.
I have not dived too deeply into technical aspects, though.
Only general principles.

So far I have run only wallet on my windows PC.
Right now I have on my router opened and forwarded port 41678.
I am willing to support SPR by leaving wallet on, the whole time PC is on. Or even a deamon if it is available for windows. Pretty much the whole day except sleeptime, and now also solo-mining on GTX 970.
My time is CET.
I have fixed public IP here.
If it makes sense, let me know and I will disclose my IP in a PM.

And I consider running SpreadNode or ServiceNode on office box, which I leave still on.
Unfortunately, only the public IP, but it is dynamic (ADSL). But I will gladly run the node there, maybe with 99,5% availability.
Will be dyndns enough?
I will gladly participate.

Regards,
Andy

You are talking about your home pc?
I'd rather not hardcode or publish the IP of your home pc.

But thanks for offering your help.

Your wallet is already helping the network by being connected this long and with open port.

Great!

It's ok, thanks for PM me your IP.

Wink

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Yes, it is my home PC.
And what about dynamic public IP in the office?

Quote from: georgem on May 05, 2015, 06:05:13 PM

Quote from: A-tM on May 05, 2015, 05:51:05 PM

Hi, I am an early adopter, did not leave SPR even in its cloudy days.
I have not dived too deeply into technical aspects, though.
Only general principles.

So far I have run only wallet on my windows PC.
Right now I have on my router opened and forwarded port 41678.
I am willing to support SPR by leaving wallet on, the whole time PC is on. Or even a deamon if it is available for windows. Pretty much the whole day except sleeptime, and now also solo-mining on GTX 970.
My time is CET.
I have fixed public IP here.
If it makes sense, let me know and I will disclose my IP in a PM.

And I consider running SpreadNode or ServiceNode on office box, which I leave still on.
Unfortunately, only the public IP, but it is dynamic (ADSL). But I will gladly run the node there, maybe with 99,5% availability.
Will be dyndns enough?
I will gladly participate.

Regards,
Andy

You are talking about your home pc?
I'd rather not hardcode or publish the IP of your home pc.

But thanks for offering your help.

Your wallet is already helping the network by being connected this long and with open port.

Great!

georgem

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Quote from: A-tM on May 05, 2015, 05:51:05 PM

Hi, I am an early adopter, did not leave SPR even in its cloudy days.
I have not dived too deeply into technical aspects, though.
Only general principles.

So far I have run only wallet on my windows PC.
Right now I have on my router opened and forwarded port 41678.
I am willing to support SPR by leaving wallet on, the whole time PC is on. Or even a deamon if it is available for windows. Pretty much the whole day except sleeptime, and now also solo-mining on GTX 970.
My time is CET.
I have fixed public IP here.
If it makes sense, let me know and I will disclose my IP in a PM.

And I consider running SpreadNode or ServiceNode on office box, which I leave still on.
Unfortunately, only the public IP, but it is dynamic (ADSL). But I will gladly run the node there, maybe with 99,5% availability.
Will be dyndns enough?
I will gladly participate.

Regards,
Andy

You are talking about your home pc?
I'd rather not hardcode or publish the IP of your home pc.

But thanks for offering your help.

Your wallet is already helping the network by being connected this long and with open port.

Great!

A-tM

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Hi, I am an early adopter, did not leave SPR even in its cloudy days.
I have not dived too deeply into technical aspects, though.
Only general principles.

So far I have run only wallet on my windows PC.
Right now I have on my router opened and forwarded port 41678.
I am willing to support SPR by leaving wallet on, the whole time PC is on. Or even a deamon if it is available for windows. Pretty much the whole day except sleeptime, and now also solo-mining on GTX 970.
My time is CET.
I have fixed public IP here.
If it makes sense, let me know and I will disclose my IP in a PM.

And I consider running SpreadNode or ServiceNode on office box, which I leave still on.
Unfortunately, only the public IP, but it is dynamic (ADSL). But I will gladly run the node there, maybe with 99,5% availability.
Will be dyndns enough?
I will gladly participate.

Regards,
Andy

Quote from: georgem on May 05, 2015, 04:40:43 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Here 54.77.37.133:41678

Thank you, I will add you to the list.

So we have 6 Fallback nodes now,
they will serve as last resort for wallets who have trouble connecting and synching.

Another 2 please... who is up to the job?

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