Topic: [ANN][SOCC]: SocialCoin *** FORK COMPLETE *** - page 24. (Read 66126 times)
You are on the wrong chain. There will be a new windows wallet compiled as soon as possible. If you want to get back to the original chain with the old windows wallet you need to follow the steps in the instructions regarding the fork.
*** FORK UPDATE - RESOLUTION - INSTRUCTIONS - ACTION IMMEDIATELY***
Linux users - Compile the new wallet from source https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC and ensure you delete your blockchain, before using the 'connect' command in your conf as detailed below.
Windows users
1) Delete your blockchain files in AppData\Roaming\Socialcoin
To get to this directory, as I'm sure you all know, use %appdata% in the run box, and open up the 'Socialcoin' directory.
DO NOT DELETE THE wallet.dat FILE
DO NOT DELETE THE socialcoin.conf file
All other files and folders should be deleted.
2) In socialcoin.conf file, add the following line AND DELETE PREVIOUS. This is critical, and without this addition and removing the blockchain, the fix will not work:
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
So your conf file should now look like this:
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
MAKE SURE YOU DELETE ANY EXISTING ADDNODE LINES. Once we issue recompiled wallets, the old nodes can be added once again.
Note that the above is a temporary solution whilst we also work on issuing recompiled Windows wallets (I am away from home currently will get to this ASAP). This will be done ASAP but for now, removing the blockchain and mining with the above settings should work successfully. To aid mining, connecting to GCPOOL is the suggested solution as part of the resolution to this issue is mining the blockchain until the height exceeds the height of the hacked chain. Indeed, to secure the network properly we need people to start mining on this pool please.
Any questions, post them here.
Massive thanks to Linus on the Nova Exchange for his dev assistance in this. And to Glen on GCPOOL for clearing his hangover incredibly quickly and recompiling his pool
Cheers, Mark.
it's work, thanks dev Linux users - Compile the new wallet from source https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC and ensure you delete your blockchain, before using the 'connect' command in your conf as detailed below.
Windows users
1) Delete your blockchain files in AppData\Roaming\Socialcoin
To get to this directory, as I'm sure you all know, use %appdata% in the run box, and open up the 'Socialcoin' directory.
DO NOT DELETE THE wallet.dat FILE
DO NOT DELETE THE socialcoin.conf file
All other files and folders should be deleted.
2) In socialcoin.conf file, add the following line AND DELETE PREVIOUS. This is critical, and without this addition and removing the blockchain, the fix will not work:
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
So your conf file should now look like this:
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
MAKE SURE YOU DELETE ANY EXISTING ADDNODE LINES. Once we issue recompiled wallets, the old nodes can be added once again.
Note that the above is a temporary solution whilst we also work on issuing recompiled Windows wallets (I am away from home currently will get to this ASAP). This will be done ASAP but for now, removing the blockchain and mining with the above settings should work successfully. To aid mining, connecting to GCPOOL is the suggested solution as part of the resolution to this issue is mining the blockchain until the height exceeds the height of the hacked chain. Indeed, to secure the network properly we need people to start mining on this pool please.
Any questions, post them here.
Massive thanks to Linus on the Nova Exchange for his dev assistance in this. And to Glen on GCPOOL for clearing his hangover incredibly quickly and recompiling his pool
Cheers, Mark.
*** FORK UPDATE - RESOLUTION - INSTRUCTIONS - ACTION IMMEDIATELY***
Linux users - Compile the new wallet from source https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC and ensure you delete your blockchain, before using the 'connect' command in your conf as detailed below.
Windows users
1) Delete your blockchain files in AppData\Roaming\Socialcoin
To get to this directory, as I'm sure you all know, use %appdata% in the run box, and open up the 'Socialcoin' directory.
DO NOT DELETE THE wallet.dat FILE
DO NOT DELETE THE socialcoin.conf file
All other files and folders should be deleted.
2) In socialcoin.conf file, add the following line AND DELETE PREVIOUS. This is critical, and without this addition and removing the blockchain, the fix will not work:
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
So your conf file should now look like this:
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
MAKE SURE YOU DELETE ANY EXISTING ADDNODE LINES. Once we issue recompiled wallets, the old nodes can be added once again.
Note that the above is a temporary solution whilst we also work on issuing recompiled Windows wallets (I am away from home currently will get to this ASAP). This will be done ASAP but for now, removing the blockchain and mining with the above settings should work successfully. To aid mining, connecting to GCPOOL is the suggested solution as part of the resolution to this issue is mining the blockchain until the height exceeds the height of the hacked chain. Indeed, to secure the network properly we need people to start mining on this pool please.
Any questions, post them here.
Massive thanks to Linus on the Nova Exchange for his dev assistance in this. And to Glen on GCPOOL for clearing his hangover incredibly quickly and recompiling his pool
Cheers, Mark.
Linux users - Compile the new wallet from source https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC and ensure you delete your blockchain, before using the 'connect' command in your conf as detailed below.
Windows users
1) Delete your blockchain files in AppData\Roaming\Socialcoin
To get to this directory, as I'm sure you all know, use %appdata% in the run box, and open up the 'Socialcoin' directory.
DO NOT DELETE THE wallet.dat FILE
DO NOT DELETE THE socialcoin.conf file
All other files and folders should be deleted.
2) In socialcoin.conf file, add the following line AND DELETE PREVIOUS. This is critical, and without this addition and removing the blockchain, the fix will not work:
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
So your conf file should now look like this:
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
MAKE SURE YOU DELETE ANY EXISTING ADDNODE LINES. Once we issue recompiled wallets, the old nodes can be added once again.
Note that the above is a temporary solution whilst we also work on issuing recompiled Windows wallets (I am away from home currently will get to this ASAP). This will be done ASAP but for now, removing the blockchain and mining with the above settings should work successfully. To aid mining, connecting to GCPOOL is the suggested solution as part of the resolution to this issue is mining the blockchain until the height exceeds the height of the hacked chain. Indeed, to secure the network properly we need people to start mining on this pool please.
Any questions, post them here.
Massive thanks to Linus on the Nova Exchange for his dev assistance in this. And to Glen on GCPOOL for clearing his hangover incredibly quickly and recompiling his pool
Cheers, Mark.
Is this node still online? I set up our client to use only that node, and we can't connect to it (0 peers).
http://imgur.com/a/24f0c
I hope that the 150SOCC reward for uploading the screenshot of this announcement Page 1 is still on. I am too late to join in this when it first released and now I could only hope that this is not too late.
Address :
I hope that the 150SOCC reward for uploading the screenshot of this announcement Page 1 is still on. I am too late to join in this when it first released and now I could only hope that this is not too late.
Address :
Delete your post (don't post wallet addresses in the thread please) and PM me the wallet address and I'll send you the reduced bounty.
I have already PMed u. I hope to receive the bounty soon. Btw may I ask how much is the reduced bounty? Anyways, this is a great project!
Windows wallet currently giving me some issues in recompile. Will be advising ASAP.
Diff on the blockchain looking good now.
Create one of it's not there and ensure the content is as per the advice. Make sure you name it socialcoin.conf and not socialcoin.conf.txt and it will be ok
*** FORK UPDATE - RESOLUTION - INSTRUCTIONS - ACTION IMMEDIATELY***
Linux users - Compile the new wallet from source https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC and ensure you delete your blockchain, before using the 'connect' command in your conf as detailed below.
Windows users
1) Delete your blockchain files in AppData\Roaming\Socialcoin
To get to this directory, as I'm sure you all know, use %appdata% in the run box, and open up the 'Socialcoin' directory.
DO NOT DELETE THE wallet.dat FILE
DO NOT DELETE THE socialcoin.conf file
All other files and folders should be deleted.
2) In socialcoin.conf file, add the following line AND DELETE PREVIOUS. This is critical, and without this addition and removing the blockchain, the fix will not work:
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
So your conf file should now look like this:
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
MAKE SURE YOU DELETE ANY EXISTING ADDNODE LINES. Once we issue recompiled wallets, the old nodes can be added once again.
Note that the above is a temporary solution whilst we also work on issuing recompiled Windows wallets (I am away from home currently will get to this ASAP). This will be done ASAP but for now, removing the blockchain and mining with the above settings should work successfully. To aid mining, connecting to GCPOOL is the suggested solution as part of the resolution to this issue is mining the blockchain until the height exceeds the height of the hacked chain. Indeed, to secure the network properly we need people to start mining on this pool please.
Any questions, post them here.
Massive thanks to Linus on the Nova Exchange for his dev assistance in this. And to Glen on GCPOOL for clearing his hangover incredibly quickly and recompiling his pool
Cheers, Mark.
Linux users - Compile the new wallet from source https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC and ensure you delete your blockchain, before using the 'connect' command in your conf as detailed below.
Windows users
1) Delete your blockchain files in AppData\Roaming\Socialcoin
To get to this directory, as I'm sure you all know, use %appdata% in the run box, and open up the 'Socialcoin' directory.
DO NOT DELETE THE wallet.dat FILE
DO NOT DELETE THE socialcoin.conf file
All other files and folders should be deleted.
2) In socialcoin.conf file, add the following line AND DELETE PREVIOUS. This is critical, and without this addition and removing the blockchain, the fix will not work:
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
So your conf file should now look like this:
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
MAKE SURE YOU DELETE ANY EXISTING ADDNODE LINES. Once we issue recompiled wallets, the old nodes can be added once again.
Note that the above is a temporary solution whilst we also work on issuing recompiled Windows wallets (I am away from home currently will get to this ASAP). This will be done ASAP but for now, removing the blockchain and mining with the above settings should work successfully. To aid mining, connecting to GCPOOL is the suggested solution as part of the resolution to this issue is mining the blockchain until the height exceeds the height of the hacked chain. Indeed, to secure the network properly we need people to start mining on this pool please.
Any questions, post them here.
Massive thanks to Linus on the Nova Exchange for his dev assistance in this. And to Glen on GCPOOL for clearing his hangover incredibly quickly and recompiling his pool
Cheers, Mark.
I cant find the socialcoin.conf file in the default data directory of Socialcoin . Could some1 help me please?
I would really want to mine SocialCoin cos it seems like a good project and it was fun to me to mine stuff.
Block explorer will be updated ASAP after blockchain fix.
http://imgur.com/a/24f0c
I hope that the 150SOCC reward for uploading the screenshot of this announcement Page 1 is still on. I am too late to join in this when it first released and now I could only hope that this is not too late.
Address :
I hope that the 150SOCC reward for uploading the screenshot of this announcement Page 1 is still on. I am too late to join in this when it first released and now I could only hope that this is not too late.
Address :
Delete your post (don't post wallet addresses in the thread please) and PM me the wallet address and I'll send you the reduced bounty.
*** FORK UPDATE - RESOLUTION - INSTRUCTIONS - ACTION IMMEDIATELY***
Linux users - Compile the new wallet from source https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC and ensure you delete your blockchain, before using the 'connect' command in your conf as detailed below.
Windows users
1) Delete your blockchain files in AppData\Roaming\Socialcoin
To get to this directory, as I'm sure you all know, use %appdata% in the run box, and open up the 'Socialcoin' directory.
DO NOT DELETE THE wallet.dat FILE
DO NOT DELETE THE socialcoin.conf file
All other files and folders should be deleted.
2) In socialcoin.conf file, add the following line AND DELETE PREVIOUS. This is critical, and without this addition and removing the blockchain, the fix will not work:
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
So your conf file should now look like this:
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
MAKE SURE YOU DELETE ANY EXISTING ADDNODE LINES. Once we issue recompiled wallets, the old nodes can be added once again.
Note that the above is a temporary solution whilst we also work on issuing recompiled Windows wallets (I am away from home currently will get to this ASAP). This will be done ASAP but for now, removing the blockchain and mining with the above settings should work successfully. To aid mining, connecting to GCPOOL is the suggested solution as part of the resolution to this issue is mining the blockchain until the height exceeds the height of the hacked chain. Indeed, to secure the network properly we need people to start mining on this pool please.
Any questions, post them here.
Massive thanks to Linus on the Nova Exchange for his dev assistance in this. And to Glen on GCPOOL for clearing his hangover incredibly quickly and recompiling his pool
Cheers, Mark.
Linux users - Compile the new wallet from source https://github.com/novaexchange/SOCC and ensure you delete your blockchain, before using the 'connect' command in your conf as detailed below.
Windows users
1) Delete your blockchain files in AppData\Roaming\Socialcoin
To get to this directory, as I'm sure you all know, use %appdata% in the run box, and open up the 'Socialcoin' directory.
DO NOT DELETE THE wallet.dat FILE
DO NOT DELETE THE socialcoin.conf file
All other files and folders should be deleted.
2) In socialcoin.conf file, add the following line AND DELETE PREVIOUS. This is critical, and without this addition and removing the blockchain, the fix will not work:
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
So your conf file should now look like this:
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
connect=217.175.119.126:18645
MAKE SURE YOU DELETE ANY EXISTING ADDNODE LINES. Once we issue recompiled wallets, the old nodes can be added once again.
Note that the above is a temporary solution whilst we also work on issuing recompiled Windows wallets (I am away from home currently will get to this ASAP). This will be done ASAP but for now, removing the blockchain and mining with the above settings should work successfully. To aid mining, connecting to GCPOOL is the suggested solution as part of the resolution to this issue is mining the blockchain until the height exceeds the height of the hacked chain. Indeed, to secure the network properly we need people to start mining on this pool please.
Any questions, post them here.
Massive thanks to Linus on the Nova Exchange for his dev assistance in this. And to Glen on GCPOOL for clearing his hangover incredibly quickly and recompiling his pool
Cheers, Mark.
Well if you're going to do a job, do it properly!
And point taken on white paper - we are busy with the blockchain repair currently though.
And point taken on white paper - we are busy with the blockchain repair currently though.
Haha, sorry, one 0 too much 
used 10 GH/s to find one more block and now about 5 GH/s to make diff go down slowly
used 10 GH/s to find one more block and now about 5 GH/s to make diff go down slowlylinus
aehm 100 GHS ?
ok , lil Oversized . but OK .
100,106.24 MH/s
Pool Hashrate
aehm 100 GHS ?
ok , lil Oversized . but OK .
100,106.24 MH/s
Pool Hashrate
Would be easier just to upload the whitepaper to google docs and make it public so everybody can see it, some people including me don't like downloading stuff or don't have the Microsoft office tools on their PC.
linus
aehm 100 GHS ?
ok , lil Oversized . but OK .
100,106.24 MH/s
Pool Hashrate
aehm 100 GHS ?
ok , lil Oversized . but OK .
100,106.24 MH/s
Pool Hashrate
Gone already
Now mining for block 5148 on http://gcpool.eu/p3349/public/
Pool Hash Rate right now is almost 14 GH/s and it should take about 20 minutes to find next block.
Pool Hash Rate right now is almost 14 GH/s and it should take about 20 minutes to find next block.
Sounds like a proper party
Ohh, no cheers . To much beer and whisky yesterday
Hicks
Need a BIG mens breakfast
Damned Headache :-)
Hicks
Need a BIG mens breakfast
Damned Headache :-)
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