Topic: [ANN][SILKCOIN][DARKSILK PREANN][TESTING STORMNODES/DarkSIlk MARKET/I2P] - page 125. (Read 289509 times)

I would like to mention Silk on my review and news site.

I don't need, but thank you for taking the time to upload it

lmao dammit 

https://github.com/silkcointemple/silkcoin/releases/download/v1.1.0.21/Silk-Chain-326300.zip


Here's the new blockchain download for anyone that needs it.  Updated at Git.

BTW... Has anyone looked at Munne?

It looks like their coin is also based on SILK! lol

Just glad i didnt hold any funds there!

     The plot thickens..

wanted to post this in case anyone has funds there,.

  Lol no sense of humor eh?

Sorry removed the poll site from the thread.  Not finished yet.  Will be transferring it to vote.silkcoin.io.  Finishing the comm system for it.

   We are preparing for the pos change, as well as coding the multipool, looking to release a lite staking wallet, and working on the weaver.

   I will upload the new blockchain download to the git this afternoon.

    There are currently no reported bugs in the wallet.  Mintpal will be removed, although there is no current threat of the api causing any issues as it has been frozen.

 

There is quiet work in progress, mainly working on bugfixes ATM.
Arteleis will be able to fill you in with more, i beleive there is a new wallet revision with mintpal removed.

Mintpal is the new Mt Gox.

original poster , at the moment.

  Who is OP?  We don't have an ATM.

   Should have the blockchain download ready for tomorrow.  Will add to the git.   I'll try and keep an up to date download regularly available from now on.

 
   And yes.  A lite bulletproof staking wallet might be just what the camel ordered.

   

OP can you post what is being done to silk ATM? 

Before you notified us of the cause and the fix, my (W764) wallet had crashed repeatedly as it was opening. Panic. Backup and remove wallet.dat (test app with fresh wallet.dat). Virus Checks. Download a fresh copy of app. Try another machine using same blockchain. Delete blockchain (without making a copy). Wallet still won't open. Reports here of similar problems. You report the fix. Left to redownload blockchain because of own carelessness. 18 hrs using blockchain.zip. Lots of time wasted (but not needlessly if lessons are learned).

Sorry about the shorthand, but that's it in a nutshell. Thanks for fixing it (but please update blockchain.zip). But my point is that we now have a proven mechanism that can remotely disable wallets. So the ability to reinstall the app without enabling the features looks like a priority... or a second 'emergency' wallet that enables transfer of funds. But that means maintaining Two wallets in sync. Mandatory upgrades will apply to Both. And that leaves room for more confusion.

PS
I also (carelessly) deleted the logfiles or I could pass them on to you. Sorry. There was an entry about being unable to make a connection, so I tested the app with the internet disconnected but it still crashed (although it remained open slightly longer before crashing). I used CClean to clear browser traces DNS and registry faults, but in retrospect I should have tried a more thorough registry cleaner.

No we run the Apis from our website and then to markets.  Has a cache to allow us to freeze Apis before hitting the wallet if changed by the exchange.   I was so caught up in the mint pal fiasco, didn't even think about the API being changed really.  They've now disabled the API completely and we have froze it from our site.  

  My Bad for not paying close enough attention.  Was busy being blown away by gox #2.  

In considering though, it likely is a good idea to have a lite client as well.  The more features in wallet, and In particular dealing with exchanges, the more problems can arise.

  As well, some users may only want send receive balance and staking features, so a lite client as aback up or as a user preference might be a good idea.

  We have tried numerous times to replicate the error and so far no luck.   Can users confirm if these crashes were windows, Mac, or both?

  Think there was 3 reports of crashes before situation was resolved.

Just an option to disable Market Data (preferably On By Default) would be enough. The recent Mintpal failure has shown that the wallet will not launch if there is a problem with Market Data. It has also shown that the Fix is not dependent on issuing a new wallet. The feeds are controlled from a central location.
This means that a fault in the Feeds for Market Data can Prevent the Wallet from Opening and prevent users from accessing their coins.
Putting it another way... an attack on the market data feeds may currently prevent users from accessing their funds. This is not a small issue. It could affect every Silkcoin user (certainly those who use the Windows wallet). If I can't open my wallet because it will not open when there's a problem with Market Data, then my coins might still be safe, but they're beyond my control.
So, with respect, I suggest that it's an issue which requires urgent attention.

I think having a lite wallet based on Multibit would be a great idea, i have no idea on the work involved though, but its been done with Dogecoin, so it is possible.

a small wallet?

weaver let go.