I have bootstraped blockchain sent by Jan, installed it on my Mac to have speed
Trying to synch, it moves a little bit, but is very slow
Installed and launched Wireshark and seen bunch of this
Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: 213.46.197.237 (213.46.197.237), Dst: 192.168.0.34 (192.168.0.34)
Transmission Control Protocol, Src Port: 22706 (22706), Dst Port: 52813 (52813), Seq: 378568, Ack: 23167, Len: 0
So I send and receive some SYN from this IP, and receive a lot of Ack(nowledgment)
For me look like a DOS attack, I can be wrong.
It's coming from NL, maybe Jan's wallet have bugged or have been corrupted?
This attack if it is one (and nto a simple bug) could also have left an attacker room to forge is chain with little number of coins
I need to go to sleep, big day tomorow but if you could give a look at this, it would be nice
(I was a bad night, thinkig what to do)
The block chain I uploaded is not the correct one!
Before I went to sleep I had deleted again all the block chain files and started again the wallet so my location is downloading again the block chain. Maybe the trafic you mesure is my download.
What block chain do we have:
- there is an Boodstrap file I used before
- I have my original Block Chain I shall ZIP and upload
- I have the Block Chain @home (in case the other one is infected)
I wait for puting online my 21M wallet, I know a have staked 26 th of March and build waight is mayby better.
Can somone post the protocol for restart?
What about the blockexprorer? that says last block 1052000?
The command getblock gives error:
getblock 1051199
06:08:51

Block not found (code -5)
Olso this message with olther blocks.
But the help window says 1051199 las block.
Have to go.
Edit1:
My wallet block chain info:
I have send a ZIP with all the block chain ifo to Sardokan and liie888coins.
I somwone else want the downloadlink just PM me.
I provide it only to people I trust.
I just exit the wallet and now only my PI is running but I can close that one later.
Edit2:
I see now on Bittrex:
I hope we can fix this quick!