Topic: [ANN][HLM] HELIUM - Decentralized Services Digital Networks - MAIN NET LIVE - page 7. (Read 25978 times)

I agree with you guys. It depends on how cryptocurrency affect the lives of the users. Then the reaction in every events that happen concerning cryptocurrency will be an impact to one's life also. In my case it's also a hobby or sideline, it's very helpful. I am not denying about the income reason but it really shows us the convenience of cryptocurrencytoo. There are lot of possibilities with time.

My version 0.15.2 calls this PREFERENCES, at the same time I have a top level menu called "settings" also that does not have those items.

Screen shots best viewed with "eyes open":

https://i.postimg.cc/wBNGG3V2/screen1.png
https://i.postimg.cc/rmLPXcZk/screen2.png

This option was found under preferences -> wallet.

Wallet version 0.15.2
Please, at least try with eyes open
https://imgur.com/a/jOSs1fU
https://imgur.com/a/Egp3CeP

I don't have any such options in settings, I only have:

Encrypt wallet...
Change passphrase...
BIP38 Tool
MultiSend

There is nothing that says "options" under any of the top level drop down menus.

You have to enable coin control features. On helium wallet --> Settings --> Options --> Wallet Tab --> Check enable coin control features --> restart wallet.
Then go to Send Tab --> Click on open coin control --> Unlock your coins or do whatever

Thanks for the link.  How can I unlock the tokens and make them available to send from the old masternode address to the new one?

Thanks.

Could be there is an issue with the Slack invite link (I'm getting the same error): you can use this: https://join.slack.com/t/onetrollbox/shared_invite/enQtNDUyMDg5NzM1MzUxLTVlOTk4YTllZGU0ZmFiZWYyMTgxZWQwOGIwZmZmM2YxYjY2ZTk2YzI1MzI0Y2Y0NDdiODBhYTVjMjkzMzFjYjI

No need to calculate the fee, the client will do it for you. If you send 1000 HLM the client will add the fee on top automatically.

If you are planning to start bounty campaign, I can help you with it.   PM if you are interested.

I see now that the fee is specified in HLM per KB.  Therefore if I don't know exactly how many bytes my transaction is, I won't be able to calculate exactly 1,000 landing in the new address, not to mention rounding errors.  Are you sure this is true?  Given the way the fees work, this seems like an incredibly bad design.

Can anyone tell me how to find the Helium slack?

The only link I could find is this https://heliumslack.herokuapp.com/ but it generates an application error.

To be clear, from my time following the Spread and now Helium threads and all the dedicated folks who have
contributed, I have no doubt the OP pics are the real team. I didn’t mean for my previous post to insinuate otherwise, albeit in
hindsight, it does give the impression that I’m a little suspicious, which is not the case at all.

Where do I access the slack?

Can anyone tell me how I can move exactly 1000 HLM from this address to the new address? 

Isn't that kind of a poor design that it fails if you have MORE than the requirement?

Is there a standard or minimum transaction fee I need to look out for? I think from the exchange it was 0.01.  Is that going to be the same when I move between my own addresses?

I think I recognise at least one real photo in the ANN, albeit a decade out of date I've also interacted online (bitcointalk/slack public posts and PMs) with a number of the listed pseudonyms over a period of several years and I have not detected any of the usual inconsistencies that typically characterise identity fabrications (far from it, actually - they're pretty solid folks I found). Subscribers to this thread might also wish to reflect on the fact that the origins of the Helium project date back a couple of years. That's how long several of the team have been working consistently and persistently to bring Helium from an idea to reality. For what it's worth, I'm in little doubt that they are who they say they are and I'm reasonably certain that's my ugly mug looking levelly back at you.

Cheers

Graham

I've corrected the Controller/Masternode(s) on the same machine, Windows OS guide and put all information in one place.
@Teela you might wanna correct the one in the website as well so it does not have any strange issues like the command "bind" which works only in unix-like OSs.

Anyway, i hope it will be helpful.

Configuration of Controller Wallet/Masternode Wallet on the same machine in Windows OS


Prerequisites:

    Helium Wallet running on your local computer with 1000 HLM for each masternode (amount of HLM needed for a masternode)
    Static IP Address with open ports for masternodes
    The machine has to be powered on 24/7

Installation of Master Wallet
1-Download from https://github.com/heliumchain/helium/releases and install/setup Wallet(Master) to default location or where you want it to be.
2-Start it and let it fully sync
3-Send your coins there (from exchange or import them to your Master Wallet). You will need to have 1000 coins plus fee for each MN you want to run.

Preparing Helium Masternodes

1 – Choose the place where you will hold you masternodes directories (you need some freespace for every masternode)
2 – Create folder “HLMMN1” there
3 – Copy file “helium-qt.exe” in folder “HLMMN1”
4 – Create in folder “HLMMN1” new folder “data”
5 – Copy file “blocks”, “chainstate”, "sporks", "zerocoin" in created folder “data”. In simple words just copy the blockchain data folders (not the wallet.dat or other files from root directory) from your master wallet to your MN data folder). Master Wallet's default data location is in User/Appdata/Roaming/Helium
6 – Rename “helium-qt.exe” to the “Heliummn1.exe”
7 – Open “Command Prompt” and type following Command:
8 – Move file “startmn1.cmd” from Desktop to the “HLMMN1” folder
9 – Repeat the process from step 2 for each masternode you want to created, with
changing mn1 to mn2, mn3
10 – Run startmn1.cmd, startmn2.cmd and startmn3.cmd, wait for complete loading
wallets and complete syncing with blockchain
11 – Now you can exit from each running masternode wallets

Prepare Helium Controller Wallet

1 – Open your main/controller wallet where you have your HLM
2 – Go to Receive tab
3 – Press button “New address” and enter “Masternode 1” in Label (do not check “Stealth address”)
4 – Send exactly 1000 HLM to this address
5 – Wait for 1 confirmation of transaction and go to the Debug console
6 – Run command “masternode genkey” and write down generated key (this is your
masternode private key)
7 – Run command “masternode outputs” and write down hexnumbers (this is your
masternode tx) and digit after “:” (this is tx index)
8 – Go to User\AppData\Roaming\Helium and edit the masternode.conf or Click Tools then Open Masternode Configuration File and put your MN settings
For example

where


Thus

Additionally, open helium.conf which is in the same folder and put

Code:

rpcuser=long random username
rpcpassword=longer random password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=xxxx (a port number different from MN port and MN rpcport) --> for example rpcport=2222
listen=0 
server=1 --> this line is not mandatory
daemon=1 --> this line is not mandatory
logtimestamps=1 --> this line is not mandatory
maxconnections=256 --> this line is not mandatory

Configuring Helium Masternodes

1 – Go to “HLMMN1/data” folder
2 – Open ” helium.conf” in Notepad
3 – Add following Lines in there:

Code:

rpcuser=long random username
rpcpassword=long random password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=2223
listen=1
server=1
daemon=1
logtimestamps=1
maxconnections=256
masternode=1
externalip=Your_PUBLIC_IP
masternodeaddr=Your_PUBLIC_IP:9009
masternodeprivkey=YOUR_MN_PRIV_KEY

Replace PORT with port for your Masternode 1, IP:PORT with your external ip and the same port for you Masternode 1
Replace PRIVKEY with masternode private key you generated with “masternode genkey” in controller wallet for Masternode 1

4 – Save it and repeat process for Masternode 2 and Masternode 3.

Start Helium Masternodes

1 – Now you can start all your masternodes with “startmn1.cmd”, “startmn2.cmd” and “startmn3.cmd”
2 – Go to controller wallet, check that your coins in Masternode 1, 2 and 3 addresses have at least 15 confirmations.
3 – Go to Masternodes tab and switch to the “My Masternodes”
4 – Press “Start All”

Your masternode(s) will be started now.
After some time, click update to see if its in the list and working
correctly.
In most cases it takes more than 24 hours to get the first hit.
When you start your MN(s) you can close controller wallet unless you want to stake as well and hence you leave it on.....just leave it on to stake the rewards that your MN(s) are getting to your Controller Wallet.
Pat yourself in the back.  

Appreciation is appreciated --> SRkgkcwVnXcQ1YH1dtgrEhVuhyxvcSxBx6
or send some love or merit or both, who said cost free stuff aren't welcomed.
Peace

This makes it look like you sent more than the 1000 required HLM.  For a masternode you must send exactly 1000 HLM, not more, not less.  I'd recommend that you create a new masternode alias and send exactly 1000 to the new address.  Then check your masternode outputs again and you should see the transaction ID.

To your other question, there's usually a lot of very helpful people hanging around the support and masternode channels on Slack who would help you get it going.

Where are these support channels found that are referenced in the masternode setup guide?

"Helium community on Discord: TBA (#help for technical support)"?  "#masternodes and we will help you fix it."  Where does one find the "Helium community on Discord"?  Is #masternodes also on discord?

These instructions are not working for me: https://www.heliumlabs.org/v1.0/docs/masternode-setup-guide

The 'masternode outputs' command yields only this:

"11:23:01 [
]"

It seems to me however that if you open the transaction tabs on the GUI wallet v0.15.2 right click the transaction, click "transaction details" you get the same information that would be expected from 'masternode outputs' in the debug console, plus more.  It outputs a popup with the following details:

Status: 101 confirmations
Date: 28/10/18 13:02
From: unknown
To:

(own address, label: )
Credit: 1010.99123055 HLM
Net amount: +1010.99123055 HLM
Transaction ID:
Output index: 0

Isn't the transaction ID the same as the ""txhash":" we're expecting to see from 'masternode outputs' in the debug console?  If not, how do I get it, since the debug console command doens't work?  Isn't "Output index:" the same as "outputidx:" expected to be returned by 'masternode outputs'?  If not how do I get it?

I took the Transaction ID and Output index and substituted them for the txhash and outputidx I cannot retrieve and followed the rest of the instructions. Everything worked fine until the last step.  I cannot start the masternode.  I get an error that says:

Alias:
Failed to start masternode.
Error: Could not allocate txin :0 for masternode :9009

What should I do to resolve this or where can I get help?

This transactions is absolutley fully confirmed and the first tab of the wallet shows:

Combined balance
Available: 0.00 HLM
Total: 1010.99 HLM

HLM Balance (100.00%)
Available: 0.00 HLM
Locked: 1010.99 HLM
Total: 1010.99 HLM

Recent transactions shows the 1010.99xx transaction that was sent to the masternode address created in the first steps of the guide.

I can't find any way to resolve this.

Good looking, thanks for making helium working

Typing this to bump the thread lol also typing this to let you know that i started a community to give projects a way to promote for free. Its a discord server with its own currency, that you use for promotion. Its set up this way to prevent spam, and theres a limit of 3 projects per day so that they dont get drowned out. If you're interested, the link is https://discord.gg/eafPDkY . There's an active bounty right now rewarded in BAC , so when the community grows a bit bigger, you may be able to use the BAC to your advantage if you win.

A recent interview I did that was picked up in some press. The team will be conducting many rounds of these going forward:




https://coinworldstory.com/newly-listed-coins-on-coinmarketcap-introducing-scriv-network-truedeck-robet-helium-box-token-part-2/

I wanted to get this posted here because I already posted it in the Slack.

I am very pleased to release a new start-to-finish masternode installation guide for Vultr.  This installation method allows you to install multiple Helium masternodes on the same VPS by using IPv6.  The written guides are very helpful for a lot of people, but for others they find it easiest to watch someone else go through the steps so if you happen to be one of the latter, I believe you'll find this very helpful.

You can watch the video on Youtube at  https://youtu.be/mj1FyN6Wauk

There is also a written guide which you can review on Medium that contains some more pictures and allows you to copy and paste some of the scripts and commands that are used in the video.  https://medium.com/@AKcryptoGUY/securely-install-multiple-helium-masternodes-3ee2e995a5e0

I agree that this is a brilliant new thread. But I have to admit that I never understood why creating a new thread, and why the old one is bad. Life, from a new leaf?
But, I am pleased to be here. Great project.