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thelonecrouton

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Quote from: flowerpots on May 07, 2014, 04:34:19 AM

Quote from: darkproton on May 07, 2014, 01:41:45 AM

quick question about masternodes....I believe, however I may be wrong, that one can set up a masternode with more than a 1,000. If so, let's say that number is 5,000, so one has '5' masternodes on one ip. Can this 'work' in the sense that it dilutes the number of differing ips and does one get counted as one masternode or as 5? I know this has been covered , just looking for a little more clarity especially if I should set up different ips for each 1,000 dark

I guess your question is still not answered and I would like to know it as well as I am thinking of setting up some different masternodes as well.

I guess you need 5 different machines, 5 different ip's and 5 times a wallet with 1000 DRK. But maybe you just need 5 different machines with 5 times 1000 DRK and they can all run at the same ip... can anyone clear this up?

While I can see the convenience of multithousand masternodes, less admin for the operator, I think I'd prefer it it it was kept to single thousand DRK masternodes, purely for purposes of network resilience. The more discrete machines the better. Plus personally I like to split my resources and not keep all eggs in one basket.

splawik21

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DASH is the future of crypto payments!

coinmine.pl @ DDOS attack again?

flowerpots

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Quote from: darkproton on May 07, 2014, 01:41:45 AM

quick question about masternodes....I believe, however I may be wrong, that one can set up a masternode with more than a 1,000. If so, let's say that number is 5,000, so one has '5' masternodes on one ip. Can this 'work' in the sense that it dilutes the number of differing ips and does one get counted as one masternode or as 5? I know this has been covered , just looking for a little more clarity especially if I should set up different ips for each 1,000 dark

I guess your question is still not answered and I would like to know it as well as I am thinking of setting up some different masternodes as well.

I guess you need 5 different machines, 5 different ip's and 5 times a wallet with 1000 DRK. But maybe you just need 5 different machines with 5 times 1000 DRK and they can all run at the same ip... can anyone clear this up?

feeleep

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Quote from: innergy on May 07, 2014, 04:05:58 AM

Quote from: feeleep on May 07, 2014, 02:54:55 AM

Just posted this on my pool news page:

To compensate latest website unavailability due to DDoS attack I decided to make following changes:

- fee is removed completely (0% now)!
- payouts after only 10 confirmations!

Come and join https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/

feeleep

I am back

By the way does the IP recognition works right?
"You last logged in from 37.187.47... ". That's not my IP at all Cool

thats interesting - I will check this out

innergy

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Quote from: feeleep on May 07, 2014, 02:54:55 AM

Just posted this on my pool news page:

To compensate latest website unavailability due to DDoS attack I decided to make following changes:

- fee is removed completely (0% now)!
- payouts after only 10 confirmations!

Come and join https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/

feeleep

I am back

By the way does the IP recognition works right?
"You last logged in from 37.187.47... ". That's not my IP at all Cool

coins101

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Quote from: GhostPlayer on May 07, 2014, 03:49:26 AM

Quote from: coins101 on May 07, 2014, 03:44:16 AM

sure.

Q. thought about setting up a rent-a-rig service that pays out in DRK?

loads of them around, just not paying in DRKs, though x11 fully featured.
https://www.betarigs.com for instance.
But getting payed in BTC would be better, help drive the price up. multipool style.

this might be getting lost in translation.

* I'd like to rent out my rigs, but get paid in DRK

Appreciate that I can just do it and get paid BTC. But I'd rather someone else with BTC went to the trouble of buying DRK Wink

dazbarlby

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This article (http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-thriving-argentinas-black-market-economy/) got me thinking about about the black market and it's global market value.

It turns out it's circa 1.6 Trillion Dollars (http://www.havocscope.com/products/ranking/).

The current currency of the black market is US Dollars but they are turning to Bitcoin and inevitably will turn to anonymous coins in the future, and as Darkcoin is the leader in this field I predict they will start using it once it has been proven to be reliable in the coming months/years.

The potential for this coin is huge....

1.6 Trillion / 22 Million = ~$73900 per coin --- Wow

Maybe this is why we are seeing massive amounts of DRK being purchased at the current low price.

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Quote from: coins101 on May 07, 2014, 03:44:16 AM

sure.

Q. thought about setting up a rent-a-rig service that pays out in DRK?

loads of them around, just not paying in DRKs, though x11 fully featured.
https://www.betarigs.com for instance.
Getting payed in BTC would be better, help drive the price up. multipool style.

coins101

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Quote from: feeleep on May 07, 2014, 02:54:55 AM

Just posted this on my pool news page:

To compensate latest website unavailability due to DDoS attack I decided to make following changes:

- fee is removed completely (0% now)!
- payouts after only 10 confirmations!

Come and join https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/

feeleep

sure.

Q. thought about setting up a rent-a-rig service that pays out in DRK?

Donho

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With the remote/local Masternode setup, where will the earnings go? to an address on the server or to the local wallet?

djcrypto

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FYI DarkCoin got a mention on RT's "Boom Bust" show today @ 24:29!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIXCWtgid8Q

feeleep

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Just posted this on my pool news page:

To compensate latest website unavailability due to DDoS attack I decided to make following changes:

- fee is removed completely (0% now)!
- payouts after only 10 confirmations!

Come and join https://www2.coinmine.pl/drk/

feeleep

blajde

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Pre-sale - March 18

Quote from: darkproton on May 07, 2014, 01:41:45 AM

quick question about masternodes....I believe, however I may be wrong, that one can set up a masternode with more than a 1,000. If so, let's say that number is 5,000, so one has '5' masternodes on one ip. Can this 'work' in the sense that it dilutes the number of differing ips and does one get counted as one masternode or as 5? I know this has been covered , just looking for a little more clarity especially if I should set up different ips for each 1,000 dark

For now it has to be 1000 exactly so you would have to have 5x 1000

magic1988

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good coin
the reply will be more than BC soon
buy i was late

ilic

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this whole "Dark Ice" thing is intriguing....when do we get some more details?!

On another subject, yes I think a multipool that converts to DRK would be a good idea. Is this in the works? I would more than happily point my miner to it if something like this becomes available.

TanteStefana

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The Future Of Work

I believe you would be counted as one masternode because the only thing that differentiates masternodes from one another, is their ip address. Your masternode is elected by it's ip address, I believe. So you need to put them on separate machines to get them to work.

darkproton

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quick question about masternodes....I believe, however I may be wrong, that one can set up a masternode with more than a 1,000. If so, let's say that number is 5,000, so one has '5' masternodes on one ip. Can this 'work' in the sense that it dilutes the number of differing ips and does one get counted as one masternode or as 5? I know this has been covered , just looking for a little more clarity especially if I should set up different ips for each 1,000 dark

drkman

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Quote from: falsealarm_bf on May 06, 2014, 11:55:29 PM

Interesting Hirocoin folks are talking about a multipool coming up for HIRO. Do we have anything similar in the works? I know there is a bounty out there for the upcoming fork for NOMP and p2pool.

2014. The year miners only mined everyone else's coin.

vertoe

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Quote from: vertoe on May 03, 2014, 06:05:13 AM

I'm throwing in 50 DRK bounty for anyone able to patch this p2pool code to work with darkcoin masternode payments (rc2) after may 14th hardfork.
https://github.com/chaeplin/p2pool-drk/issues/4

Anyone else want to add DRK to this bounty? Without p2pool darkcoin would lose a major part of decentralization!

Cross post https://darkcointalk.org/threads/developement-work-for-p2pool-and-nomp-stratum-patch.360/#post-2771

Sent my bounty to bountysource - join me and support p2pool with your bounty!
https://www.bountysource.com/issues/1968397-patch-p2pool-subsidy-for-masternode-payments

TanteStefana

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The Future Of Work

Ok, I did a quick remote Masternode setup guide that you can use after setting up your server as per chaeplin's guide. Please check it out here: https://darkcointalk.org/threads/remote-masternode-guide.410/

However, I'm still struggling to fix a problem I'm having. I previously started my nodes with this command:
./darkcoind -masternodeaddr=54.xxx.xxx.xx
instead of:
./darkcoind -masternodeaddr=54.xxx.xxx.xxx:9999

On one server, I was able to redo everything without issue, and it's running perfectly. However, the other one still shows up on the masternode list with the 0 in the port option, and it won't disappear, even after stopping darkcoind on both my servers as well as rebooting. It's stuck there.

Worse still, when I start my masternode up again, it shows up as a duplicate, however with the :9999 port (great) but when I shutdown my local darkcoind wallet, the correct version disappears from the masternode list. I've tried darkcoind masternode stop (not implemented), rebooting (as mentioned already) and I can't get that bugger off the list. I suspect it is the reason I can't get the proper one to take. Any ideas to help me please?

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