Topic: [ANN][Q2C] QubitCoin secure hashing (NEW) Update 0.11.2.2 - page 18. (Read 47574 times)

Is it possible to solo mine and how to?
I am not able to get it work

I'm using CoinControl app by Rav3nPL, much easier to use compared to built in coin control feature, you can download it here:

OK I found out (from one developer) that transaction too large is because of too many inputs to the wallet. In other words (if I understood correctly) you can't send more than about 860 inputs and that means if you were mining and getting 1 Q2C reward, you will not be able to send more than 860 Q2C. That is if you increase the the fee to 5 Q2C per transaction (-maxtxfee=5).

I tested all this and the only way to go around it is to manually move coins by 860 to another wallet and then you should be able to do one transaction (depending how much you have) and move back the whole amount back to original wallet. It takes a little bit of time but it is one time only.

If you also have larger inputs in your wallet, you can enable Coin Control Feature option and select only small amounts of inputs to be sent. Settings->Options->Wallet->Enable coin control features. After this on SEND page at the top you will get the option to select Inputs manually.

I will try to see with Nova exchange if somehow we can swap wallets to make it right. Not sure if it can be done.

someone mention before that there is no way how to send bigger amount of coins in one go (about 880 Q2C is the limit) from client, as getting "transaction to large" message.

I am trying to get wallet issues resolved. Since I am not a developer I would like you guys to list all the things that need to be fixed.
Once we fix that we can think about adding some other features.

Thanks

bump

concerned a large fee for  withdrawal coins, I was consulted but did not know if I did solve the problem

zex?

Possibly Novaexchange need some assistance with their Qubit wallet.

oops, not meant to enter the $ (symbolically represents command line entry)
it says

but you enter


i've removed all the $ from commands to enter in my earlier post, makes it easy to copy/paste.

Many thanks for all the help and advice, it really is much appreciated.
However I don't get very far, running Sierra 10.12.1
-bash: $: command not found

Maybe the next mac wallet will function better for me as the last one did.
Have a great year!

Awesome writeup there for him. Hopefully he is able to get the coin out of that wallet or at least enough out of it that he can combine them without freezing for 5 years.

one last thing to try if you're keen enough

use a daemon, i have found them to be more responsive at times than the qt.
you will have to do a lot of command line typing

there doesnt seem an official release, so i have built one
i couldnt actually build a static coind (bloody bitcoin nerds hate osx!!!), so the necessary dependencies are included in a sub-folder.
it seems to work , fingers crossed..

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5j8d4FSc7drQ0k3dmI1bGlfOXc   << not official !!!
(i have tested this on 10.8, and will check on 10.11 a bit later if i remember on reboot :p)

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what you will need to do,
.edit QubitCoin.conf,
.start the daemon,
.when it's in sync, try a send command.
i have no idea what size your transactions will be, so you may as well start small (500 Q2C) and see if that works.
then go bigger

if you don't understand what you're doing, you're just going to have to be a good littly copy-pasta monkey and do it anyway. lol

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you will need to add some settings to your QubitCoin.conf file, if you dont have one, there is one in the zip, so add some stuff, then move to appropriate location

edit QubitCoin.conf by adding

rpcuser=makesomethingup
rpcpassword=makesomethinguphereaswell

how to find your datadirectory, first go to Application Support using this article
http://www.syniumsoftware.com/support-article/how-do-i-navigate-to-the-application-support-folder

there should be a QubitCoin folder in Application Support, drag the conf file there.

if you're using a different datadirectory this will complicate matters slightly,

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open Terminal, which is in
Application/Utilities/Terminal

commands you need to enter in terminal will be prefixed with a $
eg
$ ./qubitcoind &     have removed them for ease of copy/pasting

navigate to where you put the qubitcoind,
in the finder show the folder

mine, for example, would be

now start the daemon, with some extra stuff to hopefully help,
these settings should depend on your ram, the below uses 1000mb for dbcache, feel free to ramp it up if you have loads of ram

the daemon should now be starting/loading,
once it is loaded you will hopefully be able to get interactions from it using the included qubitcoin-cli.exe

how to send coins is

if success, it should then give you a txid in response.

when you want to stop the daemon

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if the QubitCoin.conf is not correct, you might get this
Error: To use qubitcoind, or the -server option to qubitcoin-qt, you must set an rpcpassword in the configuration file:

if you cant get any response from getinfo, you could just try sending coins and leave it to see what happens.

you could always open your debug.log (in your datadirectory), it should open in Console and will update real time,
it's output will hopefully give you an idea of where it's at.

this sort of stuff means it's still syncing

if you are using a different datadirectory you will need to tell the coind,
to start

to do other things


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for extra value, if succesful you can automate the send process
this seems to work, it's a simple loop you enter into terminal
the following should send coins every 10 minutes (as long as you're in the right folder),
if successful you can change the amount of coins (5000 below), and time between sending (600 = seconds, 10 minutes)


to end it
[ctrl]+c
or kill/close the Terminal window

network q2c never died, had his guardian.

It's a real dinosaur, the first coin of the qubit algo 

This coin was launched december 2013 and was one of a few I ever mined. MYR FOX qubitcoin TEK. Good old times. Is this supposed to be a revival?

The wallet just freezes when I try to send anything.  I barely have to click on 'send' for this to happen. It doesn't matter what amount or whether the address is generated by the wallet.

No worries!

I've had a look at the debug.log but it makes no sense to me.
The previous wallet had been fine. Maybe the next one will be too.

The only thing you can try and do is send your entire balance to yourself (so it's combined into 1 input). It will hang for a LONG LONG time, i had 50k some inputs that took hours sitting frozen. If your mining at a pool I would suggest raising your payout threshold. Or at least enabling coin control & combining small inputs occasionally.(DONT use coin control right now, youll freeze for hours just to freeze again when you start selecting from your inputs)  if your on linux you could always compile the daemon and issue the sendtoaddress command to the daemon through command line, may help on resources and not take so long to send...

Depending on your system combining/sending a huge amount of inputs could take days. You got popcorn and some good cable tv its gonna take a while

sorry i couldnt help :p

do you see anything in your debug.log taht might shed any light ??
should be in your data directory with your wallet etc.

Many thanks for your help but none of the above worked. I spent all day sunday on this but to no avail.
Maybe if the new wallet is updated it might right itself as there was never a problem with the old wallet.

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