Topic: [ANN][FLO] A Worldwide Public Record | Alexandria | ETDB | Medici | 0.15 Segwit - page 115. (Read 516140 times)

Good thing you improved the messages page

Windows QT wallet updated.

* Checkpoint added
* Display transaction comment in transaction list
* Display transaction comment in tray pop-up

Github source updated with checkpoint.

Great work! Love the recent messages section.

My block explorer is currently in beta, but it works:

http://florinexchange.com/explorer/

You can view recent messages here.

If you want a simple JSON response from my server with the hashrate, difficulty, and current block count, please make a request to this URL:

http://florinexchange.com/api/

Any suggestions are welcome.

Well designed.  I have to believe this is the next Bitcoin.

I will be doing a 250 FLO give away on reddit.com/r/florincoin tonight at 9:30pm EST!

I'm not sure about the gui and mouse input, but you can now use florincoind to issue rpc commands via an rpc client or the command line in the src folder

Got it compiled running:

qmake "USE_UPNP=-"
make



So I've got the florincoin-qt file now, is it possible to get a florincoind? I'm on Ubuntu command line so not sure how I can use the GUI, even if I run it through X I still won't be able to use a mouse.

Have you installed libdb++-dev? More info in this thread.

Or disable UPNP, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/compiling-litecoin-in-ubuntu-1204-80760

I have added Florincoin to P2Pool.org!

Check it out here: http://204.10.105.89:17775/static/

To mine Florincoin point your miner to this IP:PORT http://204.10.105.89:17775

Use your Florincoin address as the username and any password. Please use a client address.

Happy mining!

Quote from: TheDirtybird on 09 August 2013, 15:20:03
Just trying to update my wallet but doesn't connect.. need nodes.. plz put some addnode addresses up please if you want people to mine and connect wallets.

Ty.

addnode=192.241.171.45



That did the trick.. thanks. Updating now.

addnode=192.241.171.45

Hi metacoin,

I tried building from my florincoin git clone but I get the following error during make:

src/db.h:15:20: fatal error: db_cxx.h: No such file or directory compilation terminated

I have all of the suggested packages installed, did a qmake before the make. All commands issued from the root florincoin directory.

Just trying to update my wallet but doesn't connect.. need nodes.. plz put some addnode addresses up please if you want people to mine and connect wallets.

Ty.

Check this out: https://github.com/pascalguru/florincoin/blob/master/doc/readme-qt.rst

Let me know where you get from there.

Aah right, got to say I'm a little confused with building C (?) from source! Would you mind giving me a few pointers? Many thanks!

I'm running a wallet on the command line. Ubuntu 12.04. At the moment you have to build it from source, I believe. If you need any help post here with your troubles. I'm thinking of creating a guide for this, so it would help to diagnose common problems in this thread.

Hi all, I have my wallet on a Windows box but I'd like to move it over to an Ubuntu box running my small public mmcfe+stratum based FLO pool. Is there a command line Linux wallet on the way? Or am I meant to run it through WINE?

Looks OK to me, just got my wallet connected and downloaded the blockchain.


Just wondering a few things since I've been getting more into mining, pools, and blockchain technical info:

The estimated block time should be around 40 seconds, but sometimes on the block explorer it takes up to 30 minutes to advance by one block. I thought this was a bug on coinworld.us, but I checked my client with "getblockcount" and it didn't budge for a long time. Is this normal for Bitcoin/Litecoin as well? Why does this happen?

So I'm interested in what the value for priority is in this equation in the Florincoin code, I can't seem to find it. I see some transactions on the blockchain with less than 0.03 Florin sent, though the client itself stops you from sending transactions with less than 0.03 Florin, using the RPC or command line I can see these transactions being put into blocks. Is there the possibility that transactions with extremely low coin amounts might not ever get into a block? How can someone using the command line calculate the minimum input_value_in_base_units needed for each transaction (assuming input_age and size_in_bytes can be approximated within reasonable confidence)? I don't want to put transactions into the network that can't ever be put into a block.