[ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin" - page 343.

Quote from: tryphe on June 13, 2015, 04:33:12 PM

Yes, that worked. I first had to create a clam.conf file with server=1 in it to be able to unlock and then the importprivkey worked, but I got no Clams Angry

I guess I just had 'dust' on my addresses

I meant for you to type 'walletpassphrase' in the same debug console you showed in your screenshot, but using the 'clamd' interface works too.

It's possible your DOGE were in a 'change' address on the day the snapshot was taken. You might want to try importing the whole DOGE wallet (after unlocking your CLAM wallet, as before). That will cause it to check all the change addresses you might own too.

Ok, this is what I have tried now. I enter walletpassphrase XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3600 and press enter. This seems to work. I then go and choose import the wallet.dat from the Dogecoin directory:
/Users/family/Library/Application Support/Dogecoin/wallet.dat (I am using a Mac) - the only 'special' character is the 'space' and I get the same JSON error as before. I have attached two screen shots:

Right, this was a bit of an oversight since we didn't expect Unix paths to contain spaces(we didn't have a Mac build at the time). If you place the wallet.dat in a path with no spaces, you should be able to use File->Import Wallet properly. That will let you scan all of the change addresses in your wallet without manually entering them. You won't need to use walletpassphrase either. Hope that helps.

Yes, I copied the wallet.dat to another directory and did the import bit and I got one transactions:

Status: 507478 confirmations
Date: 13/06/2015 07:40
From: unknown
To: xLteUZZQa4RLvEv54mfQUYM8CxA3rNdi2T (own address, label: importwallet)
Credit: 4.60545574 CLAM
Net amount: +4.60545574 CLAM
Transaction ID: da947cc0f2ce70f5d40bed208bf49a7f889e5e60fd915e65e98c4620d5124501-000

Thank you Grin

Awesome!

I'll make a bug report on this. Cheers!

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Quote from: EBK1000 on June 13, 2015, 10:13:25 AM

Quote from: maokoto on June 13, 2015, 09:32:21 AM

Yes, that worked. I first had to create a clam.conf file with server=1 in it to be able to unlock and then the importprivkey worked, but I got no Clams Angry

I guess I just had 'dust' on my addresses

I meant for you to type 'walletpassphrase' in the same debug console you showed in your screenshot, but using the 'clamd' interface works too.

It's possible your DOGE were in a 'change' address on the day the snapshot was taken. You might want to try importing the whole DOGE wallet (after unlocking your CLAM wallet, as before). That will cause it to check all the change addresses you might own too.

Ok, this is what I have tried now. I enter walletpassphrase XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3600 and press enter. This seems to work. I then go and choose import the wallet.dat from the Dogecoin directory:
/Users/family/Library/Application Support/Dogecoin/wallet.dat (I am using a Mac) - the only 'special' character is the 'space' and I get the same JSON error as before. I have attached two screen shots:

Right, this was a bit of an oversight since we didn't expect Unix paths to contain spaces(we didn't have a Mac build at the time). If you place the wallet.dat in a path with no spaces, you should be able to use File->Import Wallet properly. That will let you scan all of the change addresses in your wallet without manually entering them. You won't need to use walletpassphrase either. Hope that helps.

Yes, I copied the wallet.dat to another directory and did the import bit and I got one transactions:

Status: 507478 confirmations
Date: 13/06/2015 07:40
From: unknown
To: xLteUZZQa4RLvEv54mfQUYM8CxA3rNdi2T (own address, label: importwallet)
Credit: 4.60545574 CLAM
Net amount: +4.60545574 CLAM
Transaction ID: da947cc0f2ce70f5d40bed208bf49a7f889e5e60fd915e65e98c4620d5124501-000

Thank you Grin

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Hi there, I am just new to CLAMS and have a question

Do I need to have a complete CLAM coin in order to get the possibility to receive a CLAM for staking?

In other words, I have only managed to get 0.06 CLAM from faucets and selling some dogecoins. Woudl I get some benefit from staking or it is absolutely needed to have mor CLAM?

I do know that 1 CLAM every minute is distributed randomly in proportion of CLAM staked, but I do not know if having a fraction of a CLAM makes you ellegible.

Thanks in advance.

You'd be better off making a account at Just-dice and staking along with the group. (unless you are fucking lucky)

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Quote from: EBK1000 on June 13, 2015, 10:13:25 AM

Yes, that worked. I first had to create a clam.conf file with server=1 in it to be able to unlock and then the importprivkey worked, but I got no Clams Angry

I guess I just had 'dust' on my addresses

I meant for you to type 'walletpassphrase' in the same debug console you showed in your screenshot, but using the 'clamd' interface works too.

It's possible your DOGE were in a 'change' address on the day the snapshot was taken. You might want to try importing the whole DOGE wallet (after unlocking your CLAM wallet, as before). That will cause it to check all the change addresses you might own too.

Ok, this is what I have tried now. I enter walletpassphrase XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3600 and press enter. This seems to work. I then go and choose import the wallet.dat from the Dogecoin directory:
/Users/family/Library/Application Support/Dogecoin/wallet.dat (I am using a Mac) - the only 'special' character is the 'space' and I get the same JSON error as before. I have attached two screen shots:

Right, this was a bit of an oversight since we didn't expect Unix paths to contain spaces(we didn't have a Mac build at the time). If you place the wallet.dat in a path with no spaces, you should be able to use File->Import Wallet properly. That will let you scan all of the change addresses in your wallet without manually entering them. You won't need to use walletpassphrase either. Hope that helps.

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Yes, that worked. I first had to create a clam.conf file with server=1 in it to be able to unlock and then the importprivkey worked, but I got no Clams Angry

I guess I just had 'dust' on my addresses

I meant for you to type 'walletpassphrase' in the same debug console you showed in your screenshot, but using the 'clamd' interface works too.

It's possible your DOGE were in a 'change' address on the day the snapshot was taken. You might want to try importing the whole DOGE wallet (after unlocking your CLAM wallet, as before). That will cause it to check all the change addresses you might own too.

Ok, this is what I have tried now. I enter walletpassphrase XXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3600 and press enter. This seems to work. I then go and choose import the wallet.dat from the Dogecoin directory:
/Users/family/Library/Application Support/Dogecoin/wallet.dat (I am using a Mac) - the only 'special' character is the 'space' and I get the same JSON error as before. I have attached two screen shots:

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Hi there, I am just new to CLAMS and have a question

Do I need to have a complete CLAM coin in order to get the possibility to receive a CLAM for staking?

In other words, I have only managed to get 0.06 CLAM from faucets and selling some dogecoins. Woudl I get some benefit from staking or it is absolutely needed to have mor CLAM?

I do know that 1 CLAM every minute is distributed randomly in proportion of CLAM staked, but I do not know if having a fraction of a CLAM makes you ellegible.

Thanks in advance.

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Quote from: dooglus on June 12, 2015, 06:14:59 PM

Yes, that worked. I first had to create a clam.conf file with server=1 in it to be able to unlock and then the importprivkey worked, but I got no Clams Angry

I guess I just had 'dust' on my addresses

I meant for you to type 'walletpassphrase' in the same debug console you showed in your screenshot, but using the 'clamd' interface works too.

It's possible your DOGE were in a 'change' address on the day the snapshot was taken. You might want to try importing the whole DOGE wallet (after unlocking your CLAM wallet, as before). That will cause it to check all the change addresses you might own too.

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Quote from: EBK1000 on June 12, 2015, 04:09:20 PM

I have tried that with two different Dogecoin private keys and it doesn't work:

Is your CLAM wallet encrypted? Looks like it to me.

Type:

walletpassphrase mypasswordhere 3600

to unlock it for an hour, before doing the importprivkey.

Yes, that worked. I first had to create a clam.conf file with server=1 in it to be able to unlock and then the importprivkey worked, but I got no Clams Angry

I guess I just had 'dust' on my addresses

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[02:12] I am trying to import wallet but get an error parsing the passphrase JSON error

I'm not going to ask for your file path or your password, but can you tell me if the path to the file had any nonstandard characters (ie. not a-z, A-Z, 0-9)? It might help with fixing a bug. Just thinking it could be a problem of UTF format in the path string, or that it converts paths with spaces to an 8.3 naming scheme.

Edit: It looks like you are using Mac/something else? It might only do that on windows. So it probably took the rest of the path(after a space in the path) as the password. If there isn't a space, I'm not sure what happened.

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Quote from: EBK1000 on June 12, 2015, 04:09:20 PM

I have tried that with two different Dogecoin private keys and it doesn't work:

Is your CLAM wallet encrypted? Looks like it to me.

Type:

walletpassphrase mypasswordhere 3600

to unlock it for an hour, before doing the importprivkey.

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Quote from: krb91 on June 12, 2015, 10:50:01 AM

Quote from: almightyruler on June 12, 2015, 01:31:51 AM

Quote from: almightyruler on June 12, 2015, 01:31:51 AM

Can someone please help me with the import of BTC and Doge wallet.dat. I choose the import wallet and choose the wallet.dat from the Bitcoin directory. I am then asked to type in the passphrase which I do and then I always get:

What is going on here?

Wild guess: does your passphrase have any non alphanumeric characters, like ' or " ?

Try opening your bitcoin and doge wallets, opening the debug windows and typing

dumpprivkey YourBitcoinorDogecoinAddress

and press enter

where YourBitcoinorDogecoinAddress is your Bitcoin or Dogecoin address that contained funds when the Clam dev took a snapshot of both coins.

Copy the line of letters and numbers shown in the debug window (your private key) and open your Clams wallet's debug window.

Type

importprivkey YourBitcoinorDogecoinAddress

and press enter

You should see your clam coins.

I have tried that with two different Dogecoin private keys and it doesn't work:

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Quote from: rakesh.technorizen on June 12, 2015, 08:35:17 AM

Can someone please help me with the import of BTC and Doge wallet.dat. I choose the import wallet and choose the wallet.dat from the Bitcoin directory. I am then asked to type in the passphrase which I do and then I always get:

What is going on here?

Wild guess: does your passphrase have any non alphanumeric characters, like ' or " ?

Try opening your bitcoin and doge wallets, opening the debug windows and typing

dumpprivkey YourBitcoinorDogecoinAddress

and press enter

where YourBitcoinorDogecoinAddress is your Bitcoin or Dogecoin address that contained funds when the Clam dev took a snapshot of both coins.

Copy the line of letters and numbers shown in the debug window (your private key) and open your Clams wallet's debug window.

Type

importprivkey YourBitcoinorDogecoinAddress

and press enter

You should see your clam coins.

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I am new here, i am looking for php api here,

also i have few questions.

1.) How to know any address has Clams ?
2.) How to valid address for Clams ?
3.) Is there any PHP API for developer ?

What PHP API? You can interact with the wallet using it's server function (server=1) and JSON-RPC PHP, a free library for running JSON-RPC commands with PHP.

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I am new here, i am looking for php api here,

also i have few questions.

1.) How to know any address has Clams ?
2.) How to valid address for Clams ?
3.) Is there any PHP API for developer ?

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Can someone please help me with the import of BTC and Doge wallet.dat. I choose the import wallet and choose the wallet.dat from the Bitcoin directory. I am then asked to type in the passphrase which I do and then I always get:
What is going on here?

Interesting problem - we will take a look.
Any information you can provide to the OPs @ #clams would be appreciated.

Sorry, EBK1000.

I see you were recently in the #clams freenode IRC channel.

Just missed you.

Please feel free to re-join when you get a chance.

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