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Quote from: birdonwheels5 on August 09, 2014, 01:44:05 PM

Here, you can see what I did with it over at http://birdonwheels5.no-ip.org:3000/richlist.html

(commas coming tomorrow)

Thanks again!

No problem, you're welcome.

I'm working on a little update that will save the progress from each run in order to resume from where tally.php ended last so users don't have to start from block 1 each time they want to update the list.

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Here, you can see what I did with it over at http://birdonwheels5.no-ip.org:3000/richlist.html

(commas coming tomorrow)

Thanks again!

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Quote from: stolendata on August 08, 2014, 12:06:58 PM

Quote from: birdonwheels5 on August 08, 2014, 11:48:33 AM

My syntax looks good, though. I'm not missing any semicolons or ' in any of the fields, in easybitcoin.php or tally.php. I'm running PHP 5.3.10 on my ownCloud server.

I see where the problem is - RPC Ace (and tally.php) requires PHP version 5.4 or later.

PHP 5.3.10 is two and a half years old now. You should update, especially considering all the security fixes

Dunno why it's so old, I set my server up a few weeks ago and grabbbed a lamp stack... Ok, I'll go ahead and fix that :p

I was gonna code my own block crawler but if I can get this working, it'll save me lots of work

Edit: A little research shows that that's the newest version that's packaged with Ubuntu 12.04

Welp now I'm getting this:

blocks... PHP Warning: natsort() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in /home/birdonwheelss/rpc-ace/extras/tally.php on line 64

Then lines 65 and 68 throw errors as well because they also expect arrays.

...

Fixed it. That was because of an error in my config. I had rpc=xxx instead of rpcuser=xxx.

Seems to be working as expected (it's going through the transactions). Thanks for the help!

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Quote from: birdonwheels5 on August 08, 2014, 11:48:33 AM

My syntax looks good, though. I'm not missing any semicolons or ' in any of the fields, in easybitcoin.php or tally.php. I'm running PHP 5.3.10 on my ownCloud server.

I see where the problem is - RPC Ace (and tally.php) requires PHP version 5.4 or later.

PHP 5.3.10 is two and a half years old now. You should update, especially considering all the security fixes :)

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Quote from: stolendata on August 08, 2014, 04:06:57 AM

Quote from: birdonwheels5 on August 07, 2014, 08:09:40 PM

Hey, I'm trying to use your richlist generator, but I seem stuck when I try to run it... It keeps spitting out a PHP error, saying that there's an unexpected '[' at line 28... I'm trying to use this with Myriadcoin (multiple simultaneous hashing algos), if that makes any difference.

The hashing algo itself makes no difference at all to tally.php (or RPC Ace for that matter). I think you accidentally removed a semicolon or string apostrophe or so when entering your RPC connection parameters.

Something like, $rpcUser = 'something; (missing ' before the semicolon)

or

$rpcPort = 1234 (missing ; at the end)

My syntax looks good, though. I'm not missing any semicolons or ' in any of the fields, in easybitcoin.php or tally.php. I'm running PHP 5.3.10 on my ownCloud server.

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seems like good scheme . lets wait what will happened on chart this night.

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Quote from: birdonwheels5 on August 07, 2014, 08:09:40 PM

Hey, I'm trying to use your richlist generator, but I seem stuck when I try to run it... It keeps spitting out a PHP error, saying that there's an unexpected '[' at line 28... I'm trying to use this with Myriadcoin (multiple simultaneous hashing algos), if that makes any difference.

The hashing algo itself makes no difference at all to tally.php (or RPC Ace for that matter). I think you accidentally removed a semicolon or string apostrophe or so when entering your RPC connection parameters.

Something like, $rpcUser = 'something; (missing ' before the semicolon)

or

$rpcPort = 1234 (missing ; at the end)

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Hey, I'm trying to use your richlist generator, but I seem stuck when I try to run it... It keeps spitting out a PHP error, saying that there's an unexpected '[' at line 28... I'm trying to use this with Myriadcoin (multiple simultaneous hashing algos), if that makes any difference.

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I just tested to sample up to block 100,000 of the QubitCoin chain, and tally.php reads it fine:

GV5znAMrL4gQQipEamMLP5o9nQsXvz8m2R 4123863.94809
GaSLEnJqKZ4SygkJpKvPsrHpJwRhJFgX8f 4044806.0273
GaC4x6q8xohv15wrmYdjW2cTKxkeJKuVc6 3790772.4968
GMsikpkqUM77ssogYP9A5U53DG9S5Y3A1K 2487414.81441
GHzeTaoqKVj4c5FmM2SmDKngXwH5iyYw3q 2353153.35342
GbqPWyTWiGUzmwm6hZrgeyVzkXibhTntby 2299723.74961
GHu6SGwDNN2KuUwBqpyfRY8GSfuzcKovH2 2066643.3168
GP5JPXt2EvuEXSPboSmHdDDRWjfEGFhdRf 1972224.1013
...

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Quote from: penambang on August 03, 2014, 07:15:59 AM

I try to get richlist for Qubitcoin, everything was set correctly but I get:

Code:

PHP Warning:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/penambang/tally.php on line 46
PHP Warning:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/penambang/tally.php on line 50

did I miss something?

Yes, your connection parameters are wrong. I just haven't added proper error reporting letting the user know if the connection failed, so instead you get loads of warnings/errors, but the cause is still the same. Verify that username, password, port etc. is correct and that your daemon/wallet is actually configured to allow RPC connections.

Typically you want something like this in your coin's .conf:

Code:

rpcuser=something
rpcpassword=someTHINGelseSECRET
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
daemon=1
listen=1
txindex=1

The 'listen' and 'txindex' in particular are required.

The port you set in tally.php should be the RPC port of the coin, not its P2P port.

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I try to get richlist for Qubitcoin, everything was set correctly but I get:

Code:

PHP Warning:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/penambang/tally.php on line 46
PHP Warning:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/penambang/tally.php on line 50

did I miss something?

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Quote from: penambang on August 02, 2014, 07:24:51 AM

Quote from: stolendata on July 31, 2014, 05:14:49 PM

v0.6.6 released, containing some layout changes to make the block info page more readable. Also added extras/tally.php, which is a simple tool for creating a "rich list" of addresses holding the most coins in a block chain.

how to use tally.php?

Explained in the README for RPC Ace: put tally.php and easybitcoin.php in the same dir, edit the four parameters (rpc username and password, host, port) just at the start in tally.php and then simply run it from the command line, "php tally.php output.txt".

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Quote from: stolendata on July 31, 2014, 05:14:49 PM

v0.6.6 released, containing some layout changes to make the block info page more readable. Also added extras/tally.php, which is a simple tool for creating a "rich list" of addresses holding the most coins in a block chain.

how to use tally.php?

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Quote from: aeonpi on August 01, 2014, 07:14:57 AM

Will this work on other Coins
We are having trouble with our Block explorer

Virtacoin.com

Would you like to help us
We are happing to share in what we got. Many investment opps on our Reddit for Virtacoin

It should work with any coin. Just give it a try.

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Quote from: stolendata on July 11, 2014, 06:36:11 AM

Wrote this half a year ago for a friend's cryptocurrency, thought I'd release it publically in case someone else would find use for it. Written in PHP, very compact, uses only RPC for parsing blocks in real-time - no database storage. Some drawbacks. Intended as a faster-to-setup low-feature alternative to the well-known Abe for just quickly getting some perspective of a block chain. Should work with pretty much any coin using the standard block fields and RPC/JSON scheme, but do let me know if you find something unexpected.

https://github.com/stolendata/rpc-ace/

Example of RPC Ace running: http://solcoin-explorer.tru.io/

Will this work on other Coins
We are having trouble with our Block explorer

Virtacoin.com

Would you like to help us
We are happing to share in what we got. Many investment opps on our Reddit for Virtacoin

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v0.6.6 released, containing some layout changes to make the block info page more readable. Also added extras/tally.php, which is a simple tool for creating a "rich list" of addresses holding the most coins in a block chain.

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Quote from: blatchcorn on July 26, 2014, 05:11:18 AM

Who do you think would be most likely to benefit from this?

Users who want a simple way of monitoring activity on a block chain.

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Who do you think would be most likely to benefit from this?

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Quote from: CryptoBlox on July 25, 2014, 08:25:14 AM

Does this work with X11 and any other Algos other then Scrypt?

Yes. The algo doesn't matter at all for this block explorer, as it pulls finalized block data from the coin daemon using RPC.

Some coins may use unique non-standard data fields in their blocks which could require an update, but I've tested it with a few X11 and X13 coins, both plain PoW as well as PoS, and they have all worked fine.

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Does this work with X11 and any other Algos other then Scrypt?

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