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Quote from: Mr. Spread on August 14, 2014, 03:59:32 PM

Blockchain Explorer
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/

Still needs a bit more work to make it more informative.

Interesting blocks/addresses:
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/630
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/4479
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/SNXGyzuWGTEk9KoT7oZ5pFn1VdTmtkwrKx
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/Se9vToZvDWpLMWHiPWxEkUnpdt2PNJKZTE
Seems that some people are collecting their mined coins on single addresses.

Hello!
You can me help?
How to use the wallet in the command line? Huh

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Quote from: BITDV on August 13, 2014, 07:17:27 AM

Quote from: Mr. Spread on August 13, 2014, 06:53:16 AM

Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 06:23:21 AM

Quote from: BITDV on August 13, 2014, 06:18:19 AM

Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 04:12:14 AM

I just remembered that before the last wallet update, when i had the old wallet open, i saw a message(in the wallet) about the new wallet and the hardfork at block 2200.

Is this message feature something that only spreadcoin has, or other coins have it as well?

Im sure they can do it with other wallets , but its the only time I have seen it in a wallet!! maybe its a first i dont know but it is handy!!

That's what i was thinking too!

Mr. Spread: can you elaborate a little bit more on this feature please?

This is general feature in many Bitcoin forks. It is used in rare cases when serious vulnerability is found and before a hardfork so you probably won't see it often. Some devs maybe are to lazy to use it.

Quote from: BITDV on August 13, 2014, 06:27:31 AM

And I wonder if Dev got his 1BTC from that guy that was saying there was missing bits of the code??

No. My address is still empty - https://blockchain.info/address/1MSL9Ph2RCUnpekpuf6Rofb4kUo1nArsnS
and Lucky Cris just disappeared:

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Well hopefully she (thats what here profile says anyway) will keep her end of the bargain up!!

And when you get sometime would like to have a chat with you maybe on a IRC channel or something , I know real world can be busy , but like I was saying , I see a massive potential here and want to have a chat, when your available!!

And she (yes, I am) most certainly will. And what difference does it make whether I'm a female or not in this situation? You took the time to view my profile, so I wouldn't doubt you skimmed my previous posts. What, not used to a girl not begging for coins here?

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Quote from: gjhiggins on August 14, 2014, 06:54:09 AM

Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 11, 2014, 09:31:08 PM

Sorry - took me a lil bit to figure out how to upload pics

There's your problem, right there.

One easy way to check is to have a Linux VM handy (Vagrant, VMWare or VirtualBox) and then you can check very simply with:

Code:

$ grep -n -r pchMessageStart spreadcoin

At the very least, the output should cue a degree of circumspection and help you be less ~~precipitate~~ precipitative in your wagers.

Cheers

Graham

Hope you don't mind me correcting your comment... makes a little bit more sense now. Big words don't scare me.

Evidently you assume I downloaded the files? But since you seem to know what my problem is... why not scurry over to the thread where I'm offering a bounty to anyone who can help me recover my wallet.dat files. Hell, at least it'll save me from having to buy coins to pay this here bounty - yeah, I keep my word. And not sure what you think my problem is... other forums you're allowed to upload pics; my problem was with finding a site to host the pics.

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Quote from: Frigga77 on August 14, 2014, 04:21:53 PM

Every block I find goes to another spreadcoinaddress?

Yes, this is the same as in Bitcoin. This is purely wallet feature, with some effort you can mine always to the same address.

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Quote from: Mr. Spread on August 14, 2014, 03:59:32 PM

Blockchain Explorer
http://spreadcoin.net/explorer/

Still needs a bit more work to make it more informative.

Interesting blocks/addresses:
http://spreadcoin.net/explorer/630
http://spreadcoin.net/explorer/4479
http://spreadcoin.net/explorer/SNXGyzuWGTEk9KoT7oZ5pFn1VdTmtkwrKx
http://spreadcoin.net/explorer/Se9vToZvDWpLMWHiPWxEkUnpdt2PNJKZTE
Seems that some people are collecting their mined coins on single addresses.

Nice work!

So let me get this straight: Every block I find goes to another spreadcoinaddress? I did not notice yet Embarrassed

.
Like it though, nobody can see how much I mined atm Wink

Is that where you got the name from?

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Blockchain Explorer
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/

Still needs a bit more work to make it more informative.

Interesting blocks/addresses:
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/630
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/4479
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/SNXGyzuWGTEk9KoT7oZ5pFn1VdTmtkwrKx
http://vps.spreadcoin.net/explorer/Se9vToZvDWpLMWHiPWxEkUnpdt2PNJKZTE
Seems that some people are collecting their mined coins on single addresses.

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Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 11, 2014, 09:31:08 PM

Sorry - took me a lil bit to figure out how to upload pics

There's your problem, right there.

One easy way to check is to have a Linux VM handy (Vagrant, VMWare or VirtualBox) and then you can check very simply with:

Code:

$ grep -n -r pchMessageStart spreadcoin

I've bowdlerised the results but the principle is clear:

Code:

spreadcoin/src/main.h:832: unsigned char pchMessageStart[4];
[...]
spreadcoin/src/main.h:1564: unsigned char pchMessageStart[4];
spreadcoin/src/protocol.cpp:20:static unsigned char pchMessageStartTest[4] = { 0xc2, 0xe3, 0xcb, 0xfa };
spreadcoin/src/protocol.cpp:23:static unsigned char pchMessageStartSpreadcoin[4] = { 0x4f, 0x3c, 0x5c, 0xbb };
spreadcoin/src/protocol.cpp:25:void GetMessageStart(unsigned char pchMessageStart[], bool)
spreadcoin/src/protocol.cpp:28: memcpy(pchMessageStart, pchMessageStartTest, sizeof(pchMessageStartTest));
spreadcoin/src/protocol.cpp:30: memcpy(pchMessageStart, pchMessageStartSpreadcoin, sizeof(pchMessageStartSpreadcoin));
spreadcoin/src/main.cpp:3263: unsigned char pchMessageStart[4];
[...]
spreadcoin/src/main.cpp:3585: unsigned char pchMessageStart[4];
[...]
spreadcoin/src/main.cpp:4389: unsigned char pchMessageStart[4];
[...]
spreadcoin/src/protocol.h:62: unsigned char pchMessageStart[4];
spreadcoin/src/db.cpp:496: unsigned char pchMessageStart[4] = { 0xfb, 0xc0, 0xb6, 0xdb };
[...]
spreadcoin/src/db.cpp:536: unsigned char pchMessageStart[4] = { 0xfb, 0xc0, 0xb6, 0xdb };
[...]

At the very least, the output should cue a degree of circumspection and help you be less precipitate in your wagers.

Cheers

Graham

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Quote from: Mr. Spread on August 13, 2014, 06:53:16 AM

Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 06:23:21 AM

Quote from: BITDV on August 13, 2014, 06:18:19 AM

Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 04:12:14 AM

I just remembered that before the last wallet update, when i had the old wallet open, i saw a message(in the wallet) about the new wallet and the hardfork at block 2200.

Is this message feature something that only spreadcoin has, or other coins have it as well?

Im sure they can do it with other wallets , but its the only time I have seen it in a wallet!! maybe its a first i dont know but it is handy!!

That's what i was thinking too!

Mr. Spread: can you elaborate a little bit more on this feature please?

This is general feature in many Bitcoin forks. It is used in rare cases when serious vulnerability is found and before a hardfork so you probably won't see it often. Some devs maybe are to lazy to use it.

Quote from: BITDV on August 13, 2014, 06:27:31 AM

And I wonder if Dev got his 1BTC from that guy that was saying there was missing bits of the code??

No. My address is still empty - https://blockchain.info/address/1MSL9Ph2RCUnpekpuf6Rofb4kUo1nArsnS
and Lucky Cris just disappeared:

Quote

Last Active: August 12, 2014, 07:24:01.

Well hopefully she (thats what here profile says anyway) will keep her end of the bargain up!!

And when you get sometime would like to have a chat with you maybe on a IRC channel or something , I know real world can be busy , but like I was saying , I see a massive potential here and want to have a chat, when your available!!

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Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 06:23:21 AM

Quote from: BITDV on August 13, 2014, 06:18:19 AM

Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 04:12:14 AM

I just remembered that before the last wallet update, when i had the old wallet open, i saw a message(in the wallet) about the new wallet and the hardfork at block 2200.

Is this message feature something that only spreadcoin has, or other coins have it as well?

Im sure they can do it with other wallets , but its the only time I have seen it in a wallet!! maybe its a first i dont know but it is handy!!

That's what i was thinking too!

Mr. Spread: can you elaborate a little bit more on this feature please?

This is general feature in many Bitcoin forks. It is used in rare cases when serious vulnerability is found and before a hardfork so you probably won't see it often. Some devs maybe are to lazy to use it.

Quote from: BITDV on August 13, 2014, 06:27:31 AM

And I wonder if Dev got his 1BTC from that guy that was saying there was missing bits of the code??

No. My address is still empty - https://blockchain.info/address/1MSL9Ph2RCUnpekpuf6Rofb4kUo1nArsnS
and Lucky Cris just disappeared:

Quote

Last Active: August 12, 2014, 07:24:01.

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Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 06:23:21 AM

Quote from: BITDV on August 13, 2014, 06:18:19 AM

Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 04:12:14 AM

I just remembered that before the last wallet update, when i had the old wallet open, i saw a message(in the wallet) about the new wallet and the hardfork at block 2200.

Is this message feature something that only spreadcoin has, or other coins have it as well?

Im sure they can do it with other wallets , but its the only time I have seen it in a wallet!! maybe its a first i dont know but it is handy!!

That's what i was thinking too!

Mr. Spread: can you elaborate a little bit more on this feature please?

loving how this mine's and am starting to really believe with the right development and features this could be on of the top alt crypts on the boards in the crypto community !!

And I wonder if Dev got his 1BTC from that guy that was saying there was missing bits of the code??

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Quote from: BITDV on August 13, 2014, 06:18:19 AM

Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 04:12:14 AM

I just remembered that before the last wallet update, when i had the old wallet open, i saw a message(in the wallet) about the new wallet and the hardfork at block 2200.

Is this message feature something that only spreadcoin has, or other coins have it as well?

Im sure they can do it with other wallets , but its the only time I have seen it in a wallet!! maybe its a first i dont know but it is handy!!

That's what i was thinking too!

Mr. Spread: can you elaborate a little bit more on this feature please?

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Quote from: shifty252 on August 13, 2014, 04:12:14 AM

I just remembered that before the last wallet update, when i had the old wallet open, i saw a message(in the wallet) about the new wallet and the hardfork at block 2200.

Is this message feature something that only spreadcoin has, or other coins have it as well?

Im sure they can do it with other wallets , but its the only time I have seen it in a wallet!! maybe its a first i dont know but it is handy!!

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I just remembered that before the last wallet update, when i had the old wallet open, i saw a message(in the wallet) about the new wallet and the hardfork at block 2200.

Is this message feature something that only spreadcoin has, or other coins have it as well?

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So Dev any updates chain is moving nicely and mining away like a trooper!!

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Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 11, 2014, 09:31:08 PM

Sorry - took me a lil bit to figure out how to upload pics

but I see you've already left. Does that mean you're going to pay up?

Here's spreadcoin main.cpp with it's missing pchMessageStart hex code:

Here's what's supposed to be in the file:

As you're a dev... you know this is the magic set of numbers that identifies the coin's network. I'll be happy to post proof for you, but you can consult Google.

You must've known that I lost quite a few coins a couple of weeks ago. this really made my day, thank you!

So Darkcoin is also a scam in your opinion: https://github.com/darkcoinproject/darkcoin/blob/master/src/main.cpp#L3591
As well as Bitcoin: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/main.cpp#L3214
As you said, these values are used to identify the network. They are the first bytes that each node sends during a connection and they are the first bytes that each node should receive. This way you can easily detect if you have connected to a wrong cryptocurrency network (or even something completely different like a webserver or bittorrent client). Wallet cannot work without these values, they are not specifically for pools. Pools also need to connect to the network so they also need them. For SpreadCoin you can find these values in protocol.cpp: https://github.com/spreadcoin-project/spreadcoin/blob/master/src/protocol.cpp#L23

Note that values that you pointed to in your screenshot are actually for testnet.

My bitcoin address: 1MSL9Ph2RCUnpekpuf6Rofb4kUo1nArsnS

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Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 11, 2014, 09:33:27 PM

Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 11, 2014, 09:31:08 PM

Sorry - took me a lil bit to figure out how to upload pics

but I see you've already left. Does that mean you're going to pay up?

Here's spreadcoin main.cpp with it's missing pchMessageStart hex code:

Here's what's supposed to be in the file:

As you're a dev... you know this is the magic set of numbers that identifies the coin's network. I'll be happy to post proof for you, but you can consult Google. Oh, these values are located in a couple of places throughout the main.cpp file... well, supposed to be anyways, it was nowhere in your file.

You must've known that I lost quite a few coins a couple of weeks ago. this really made my day, thank you!

Mr. Spread, Please pay up the 1 BTC to this address: https://blockchain.info/address/16BP6sHRx7y4MWDqSga4jw7316TKMUFaou

Funny.. Cause I just looked at the Darkcoin source which this is based on and it doesn't set those values either in LoadBlockIndex.

DarkCoin

Code:

bool LoadBlockIndex()
{
if (fTestNet)
{
hashGenesisBlock = uint256("0x00000bafbc94add76cb75e2ec92894837288a481e5c005f6563d91623bf8bc2c");
}

//
// Load block index from databases
//
if (!fReindex && !LoadBlockIndexDB())
return false;

return true;
}

Spreadcoin

Code:

bool LoadBlockIndex()
{
hashGenesisBlock = getGenesisBlock().GetHash();

//
// Load block index from databases
//
if (!fReindex && !LoadBlockIndexDB())
return false;

return true;
}

Looks to me like you owe the dev 1BTC.. lol

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Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 11, 2014, 09:31:08 PM

Sorry - took me a lil bit to figure out how to upload pics

but I see you've already left. Does that mean you're going to pay up?

Here's spreadcoin main.cpp with it's missing pchMessageStart hex code:

Here's what's supposed to be in the file:

As you're a dev... you know this is the magic set of numbers that identifies the coin's network. I'll be happy to post proof for you, but you can consult Google. Oh, these values are located in a couple of places throughout the main.cpp file... well, supposed to be anyways, it was nowhere in your file.

You must've known that I lost quite a few coins a couple of weeks ago. this really made my day, thank you!

Mr. Spread, Please pay up the 1 BTC to this address: https://blockchain.info/address/16BP6sHRx7y4MWDqSga4jw7316TKMUFaou

Lucky Cris

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Sorry - took me a lil bit to figure out how to upload pics

but I see you've already left. Does that mean you're going to pay up?

Here's spreadcoin main.cpp with it's missing pchMessageStart hex code:

Here's what's supposed to be in the file:

As you're a dev... you know this is the magic set of numbers that identifies the coin's network. I'll be happy to post proof for you, but you can consult Google.

You must've known that I lost quite a few coins a couple of weeks ago. this really made my day, thank you!

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Quote from: Mr. Spread on August 11, 2014, 07:34:35 PM

Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 11, 2014, 06:58:02 PM

Quote from: Mr. Spread on August 11, 2014, 12:45:04 PM

Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 10, 2014, 02:39:25 PM

The hex values needed to identify the network is missing from the source code: SCAM COIN

I don't know what hex values are you talking about. Provided source code is enough to build your own wallet and it is the same code that is used to build Win and Mac wallets from OP. Anyone who has necessary skills can make gitian builds and bitwise compare them with provided binaries. So there is nothing missing from source code.

Didn't realize you were the dev...

So nothing missing from the source code, eh? Well then - it's pretty obvious you're not a dev, just a do-boy who handles this thread? You wanna put something done on your claim that nothing's missing from the code? I'm all game buddy - just say the word.

LOL, I'm dev. Unfortunately I don't have much, I can put just 1 btc on my claim.

Wow - thanks for the coin... I just snagged your main.cpp from git hub. Posting in just a sec

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Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 11, 2014, 06:58:02 PM

Quote from: Mr. Spread on August 11, 2014, 12:45:04 PM

Quote from: Lucky Cris on August 10, 2014, 02:39:25 PM

The hex values needed to identify the network is missing from the source code: SCAM COIN

I don't know what hex values are you talking about. Provided source code is enough to build your own wallet and it is the same code that is used to build Win and Mac wallets from OP. Anyone who has necessary skills can make gitian builds and bitwise compare them with provided binaries. So there is nothing missing from source code.

Didn't realize you were the dev...

So nothing missing from the source code, eh? Well then - it's pretty obvious you're not a dev, just a do-boy who handles this thread? You wanna put something done on your claim that nothing's missing from the code? I'm all game buddy - just say the word.

LOL, I'm dev. Unfortunately I don't have much, I can put just 1 btc on my claim.

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