Topic: [ANN][RIC] Riecoin: constellations POW *CPU* HARD FORK successful, world record - page 150. (Read 685207 times)
June 08, 2014, 10:53:52 PM
Been soo busy with real life that this is my 1st time in 3 weeks around 0.0 missed a hell of alot!
June 08, 2014, 09:51:29 PM
Riecoin Riecoin. What's up all? My new business is killing every waking moment I have. Wishing I had more time for Cryptos, but I don't. Still check in to see whats happening with Riecoin though...Hey so we going to need a new video soon?...Anybody have a good angle I could work on? Maybe something educational, not just a promo.
June 08, 2014, 09:12:58 PM
ok, so file was very problematic for my system. So got rid of download. However, when I reinstalled wallet, it shows blocks increasing, but the number processed is not moving. This is very strange. by the way, using windows 32 bit
June 08, 2014, 03:03:35 PM
yes,wallet backup is very important, do it.
start a new client, you will see...
I tested just my old one - started 0.8.7 client :: verifying blocks : 20 sec, 5weeks behind (1 active conn) : 10 minutes, 4 weeks (8 conns) : 1h15 sync done.
using windows or other ?
start a new client, you will see...
I tested just my old one - started 0.8.7 client :: verifying blocks : 20 sec, 5weeks behind (1 active conn) : 10 minutes, 4 weeks (8 conns) : 1h15 sync done.
using windows or other ?
June 08, 2014, 01:58:12 PM
please direct me to the right place, My riecoin wallet does not appear to be syncing, and I do have the updated version. when I hover over lower right icons, it shows 10 active connections and catching up, but it has been a few days and there has been no updated blocks. Please help. Thank you in advance.
Save a copy of your wallet.dat file and reupload your wallet to a new one.
June 08, 2014, 11:18:14 AM
please direct me to the right place, My riecoin wallet does not appear to be syncing, and I do have the updated version. when I hover over lower right icons, it shows 10 active connections and catching up, but it has been a few days and there has been no updated blocks. Please help. Thank you in advance.
June 07, 2014, 01:26:09 AM
every miner must be quite productive now : diff is at looong time low 1572
June 06, 2014, 12:23:48 AM
Hey people
me again
i rebuild my sytem in an new case and now running the system on an ssd. So i wonder, why i get twice the sharerate than before, still same cpu, same parameters?
good evening
me again
i rebuild my sytem in an new case and now running the system on an ssd. So i wonder, why i get twice the sharerate than before, still same cpu, same parameters?
good evening
same RAM? RAM memory speed plays a crucial role
same OS? a 64 bit OS will perform much better than a 32 bit one
are you runing other apps or just minning?
in case of high temp some CPUs throttle themselves down in order to limit heat, so maybe your new case is better and the old one was not dissipating heat fast enough
Hi,
Everything is the same, except i installed win(64 bit) on the ssd.
but i believe you're right with the case, now its running up to 10 degrees cooler. I haven't thought that 80° is that hot
but i won't complain enoying mining right now^^
good morning for all
June 05, 2014, 10:05:09 PM
update: I'm working on a new client v0.9.2
nothing to worry about for the moment, but there is a new vulnerability in openssl
http://www.openssl.org/news/secadv_20140605.txt
all coins that use openssl 1.0.1 prior to 1.0.1h may be vulnerable, just remember you saw it here first!
nothing to worry about for the moment, but there is a new vulnerability in openssl
http://www.openssl.org/news/secadv_20140605.txt
all coins that use openssl 1.0.1 prior to 1.0.1h may be vulnerable, just remember you saw it here first!
June 05, 2014, 10:01:23 PM
Any update this Thursday Gatra? 
June 05, 2014, 03:21:28 PM
Hey people
me again
i rebuild my sytem in an new case and now running the system on an ssd. So i wonder, why i get twice the sharerate than before, still same cpu, same parameters?
good evening
me again
i rebuild my sytem in an new case and now running the system on an ssd. So i wonder, why i get twice the sharerate than before, still same cpu, same parameters?
good evening
same RAM? RAM memory speed plays a crucial role
same OS? a 64 bit OS will perform much better than a 32 bit one
are you runing other apps or just minning?
in case of high temp some CPUs throttle themselves down in order to limit heat, so maybe your new case is better and the old one was not dissipating heat fast enough
June 05, 2014, 03:10:36 PM
Hey people
me again
i rebuild my sytem in an new case and now running the system on an ssd. So i wonder, why i get twice the sharerate than before, still same cpu, same parameters?
good evening
me again
i rebuild my sytem in an new case and now running the system on an ssd. So i wonder, why i get twice the sharerate than before, still same cpu, same parameters?
good evening
June 04, 2014, 08:47:18 PM
Great.
Thanks guys.
Mining now.
you're welcome!Thanks guys.
Mining now.
good mining!
June 04, 2014, 08:44:47 PM
Great.
Thanks guys.
Mining now.
Thanks guys.
Mining now.
June 04, 2014, 08:11:52 PM
Guys im having a problem running the xptminer on ubuntu 14.04.
It says permission denied when i try to run it on terminal, i already navigate to the folder of the files.
./xptminer-sse4-b15 -o http://ypool.net -u. -p -t 4
Im using i5-920.
Also, how to create a batch file (.bat) like on windows, so that i can run the miner by just opening the file or putting it to startup programs.
Thanks.
Give yourself permission to execute the file:It says permission denied when i try to run it on terminal, i already navigate to the folder of the files.
./xptminer-sse4-b15 -o http://ypool.net -u
Im using i5-920.
Also, how to create a batch file (.bat) like on windows, so that i can run the miner by just opening the file or putting it to startup programs.
Thanks.
Code:
chmod 777 xptminer-sse4-b15
Make a file called mine.sh with this inside
Code:
#!/bin/bash
/path/to/xptminer-sse4-b15 -o http://ypool.net -u. -p -t 4
Code:
chmod 777 mine.sh
June 04, 2014, 08:08:20 PM
The "batch file" is called shell script. You can make one by creating a file:
Then paste this in:
then make it executable:
------------
As for the miner error: maybe you lost the executable switch when copying. Try the chmod +x on that file to....
hope this helps
Code:
nano my_script.sh
Then paste this in:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
./xptminer-sse4-b15 -o http://ypool.net -u. -p -t 4
then make it executable:
Code:
chmod +x my_script.sh
------------
As for the miner error: maybe you lost the executable switch when copying. Try the chmod +x on that file to....
hope this helps
June 04, 2014, 08:03:54 PM
Guys im having a problem running the xptminer on ubuntu 14.04.
It says permission denied when i try to run it on terminal, i already navigate to the folder of the files.
./xptminer-sse4-b15 -o http://ypool.net -u. -p -t 4
Im using i5-920.
Also, how to create a batch file (.bat) like on windows, so that i can run the miner by just opening the file or putting it to startup programs.
Thanks.
It says permission denied when i try to run it on terminal, i already navigate to the folder of the files.
./xptminer-sse4-b15 -o http://ypool.net -u
Im using i5-920.
Also, how to create a batch file (.bat) like on windows, so that i can run the miner by just opening the file or putting it to startup programs.
Thanks.
June 04, 2014, 09:39:01 AM
Announcing a beta feature for the Riecoin Blockchain Explorer:
Riecoin Address Watch
When you go to the page of an address, you now have a new "Watch this address" link, where you can then register an email address.
The next time coins are spent from that address, the explorer will send you a notification email.
You can use it to keep track on public funds, addresses that should or shouldn't be spent, etc.
Riecoin Address Watch
When you go to the page of an address, you now have a new "Watch this address" link, where you can then register an email address.
The next time coins are spent from that address, the explorer will send you a notification email.
You can use it to keep track on public funds, addresses that should or shouldn't be spent, etc.
June 04, 2014, 02:39:32 AM
I didn't know some exchanges were blacklisting tor nodes... what if the coin's network would also work as an onion routing network?
IME running faucets & other password-protected sites, TOR nodes are much more commonly used by bots trying to abuse and brute-force than actual users.
Bots don't use TOR for the anonymity but to bypass all the ip-based banning & mitigation protections. A script kiddy with a single cheapo VPS attempting to to brute-force directly will ip-banned automatically very fast. Have it go through TOR, and the cheapo VPS will look like hundreds of IPs.
If the coin network uses onion routing dedicated to the coin network needs, and does not allow random bots to abuse of it, it shouldn't be a problem, as long as it only onion-routes its own transactions.
(as an aside, this btw is why I'm not convinced coin networks that bundle a message service aren't such a good idea: if the message service can be abused, it could jeopardize the coin)
June 03, 2014, 11:25:31 PM
I applaud all efforts of Garta and development of Riecoin.
As a developer myself this is one of the few threads I regularly read and one of the few coins I follow and believe to have serious long term life.
My only wish is that mining (solo mining vs. in a pool with closed source software) was at least 'possible' or within reach of an individual.
I tried running several large 'droplets' to mine riecoin for 48 hours last week and while I am no expert in configuration I hit not a single block.
Still it is easy enough to obtain on Mintpal (or other exchanges I imagine as well) and not very expensive.
As a developer myself this is one of the few threads I regularly read and one of the few coins I follow and believe to have serious long term life.
My only wish is that mining (solo mining vs. in a pool with closed source software) was at least 'possible' or within reach of an individual.
I tried running several large 'droplets' to mine riecoin for 48 hours last week and while I am no expert in configuration I hit not a single block.
Still it is easy enough to obtain on Mintpal (or other exchanges I imagine as well) and not very expensive.
ideas come easy as pie but doing the grind to make things happen and implement stuff isnt yo
Yup. But Implementation originate from imagination. Gatra did give some input on what is and isn't possible. He is doing the best he can with one person and is continuously looking to improve Riecoin.the pool is closed source, but the miner is open source with a very permissive license - anyone is welcome to take the core I wrote and adapt it for solo mining (or you can use a00k's solo miner) or stratum.
I think that with the new b15 design, it might actually be easier to adapt than before, but it depends a little on how the destination codebase manages its threads.
I was working on the lines of a stratum/xpt proxy and also on adding an xpt server inside riecoind in order to do solo-mining, but maybe what you say could be implemented sooner, I haven't really looked at the source of b15. Does it run on Linux and Windows? I remember there where problems with some versions of your miner under win.
also, I'd like to thank everyone for the support and discussion of ideas that I'm seeing on this thread
I didn't know some exchanges were blacklisting tor nodes... what if the coin's network would also work as an onion routing network?
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