Yes size of tx is still limited but I think it will be on the roadmap if not then it's not much of use.
It is on the roadmap.
Version 0.3.5 released
Please update your core to 0.3.5. I am developing new version and I need you to install this update.
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February 26, 2017, 09:53:06 AM
It is on the roadmap.
Version 0.3.5 released
Please update your core to 0.3.5. I am developing new version and I need you to install this update.
February 25, 2017, 07:23:48 PM
Just a thought. As you know, a fork is pretty much the worst thing that can happen to a coin.
Orphans happen all the time in Bitcoin, which is essentially a brief fork, corrected by the network.
So, instead of the horrendous word 'fork', perhaps better utilize something like 'orphan chain' or something.
Again, just a thought.
I suspect these are all debug messages that will be gone soon by default...
The forks were once much longer than 1... so it's a legacy message used to debug longer forks.
Are there any limitations on the size of tx? Has that been addressed and resolved?
February 25, 2017, 04:25:22 PM
Just a thought. As you know, a fork is pretty much the worst thing that can happen to a coin.
Orphans happen all the time in Bitcoin, which is essentially a brief fork, corrected by the network.
So, instead of the horrendous word 'fork', perhaps better utilize something like 'orphan chain' or something.
Again, just a thought.
I suspect these are all debug messages that will be gone soon by default...
The forks were once much longer than 1... so it's a legacy message used to debug longer forks.
Are there any limitations on the size of tx? Has that been addressed and resolved?
February 25, 2017, 11:33:39 AM
Just a thought. As you know, a fork is pretty much the worst thing that can happen to a coin.
Orphans happen all the time in Bitcoin, which is essentially a brief fork, corrected by the network.
So, instead of the horrendous word 'fork', perhaps better utilize something like 'orphan chain' or something.
Again, just a thought.
February 25, 2017, 12:59:47 AM
Everytime I find a block I get an error that says wrong number of transactions in block. Any idea how to fix this? Tried resyncing the blockchain a couple times with no luck.
No such error in validator. Make a screenshot or copy log please.
February 24, 2017, 03:19:12 PM
Chain working good. However, now and again, I still have an instance that is behind by a few hundred blocks.
What value is "sync" ? February 24, 2017, 11:01:04 AM
Everytime I find a block I get an error that says wrong number of transactions in block. Any idea how to fix this? Tried resyncing the blockchain a couple times with no luck.
February 24, 2017, 10:50:34 AM
Chain working good. However, now and again, I still have an instance that is behind by a few hundred blocks.
February 20, 2017, 01:06:56 PM
In the mining terminal I see a lot of "Recieved data, block size 174 bytes Min" and some hash rate info but it also seems to say things like "mining suspended", "already mining", or some socket hangup error i see too ocassionally
Don't look at miner console. Look at core, top left corner, "HPS" - hashes per second. Not zero means miner is working.
February 20, 2017, 09:36:41 AM
I think I managed to sync the wallet but I haven't found any blocks yet and am having a little trouble being certain everything is working correctly.
In the mining terminal I see a lot of "Recieved data, block size 174 bytes Min" and some hash rate info but it also seems to say things like "mining suspended", "already mining", or some socket hangup error i see too ocassionally
I guess my question is all of this sound like its running as expected? Any help would be appreciated.
-jookly
edit: ok i think I found my first block! Im happy because that means things seem to be working. will keep an eye on on it throughout the day
In the mining terminal I see a lot of "Recieved data, block size 174 bytes Min" and some hash rate info but it also seems to say things like "mining suspended", "already mining", or some socket hangup error i see too ocassionally
I guess my question is all of this sound like its running as expected? Any help would be appreciated.
-jookly
edit: ok i think I found my first block! Im happy because that means things seem to be working. will keep an eye on on it throughout the day
February 19, 2017, 03:08:37 PM
@hidecoin2016
Could we please keep current solo cpu mining ?
Right now its fun to mine even for small users.
The moment pools with GPU or other high performance hardware is introduced it will be the usual small group who only think short term "mine and dump".
Switching to POS would be even better.
Could we please keep current solo cpu mining ?
Right now its fun to mine even for small users.
The moment pools with GPU or other high performance hardware is introduced it will be the usual small group who only think short term "mine and dump".
Switching to POS would be even better.
I made RPC support not for pools but for exchange. This coin must have price or what is it for?
February 19, 2017, 01:29:29 PM
@hidecoin2016
Could we please keep current solo cpu mining ?
Right now its fun to mine even for small users.
The moment pools with GPU or other high performance hardware is introduced it will be the usual small group who only think short term "mine and dump".
Switching to POS would be even better.
Could we please keep current solo cpu mining ?
Right now its fun to mine even for small users.
The moment pools with GPU or other high performance hardware is introduced it will be the usual small group who only think short term "mine and dump".
Switching to POS would be even better.
February 19, 2017, 01:18:37 PM
Yup, I'm used to giving rpc commands to a daemon client.
February 19, 2017, 12:55:50 PM
[Let me rephrase the question.
How do I use the rpc commands.
How do I use the rpc commands.
Write your own program and use
RPC is for programmers.
If you want to send coins, use your local wallet.
i guess what he meant is a proper doc, like this: https://hidecoin.info/wallet/rpc
Or he meant the program like bitcoin-cli.
February 19, 2017, 12:19:53 PM
[Let me rephrase the question.
How do I use the rpc commands.
How do I use the rpc commands.
Write your own program and use
RPC is for programmers.
If you want to send coins, use your local wallet.
i guess what he meant is a proper doc, like this: https://hidecoin.info/wallet/rpc
February 19, 2017, 11:46:33 AM
[Let me rephrase the question.
How do I use the rpc commands.
How do I use the rpc commands.
Write your own program and use
RPC is for programmers.
If you want to send coins, use your local wallet.
February 19, 2017, 10:54:49 AM
Nice upgrades.
From where do we make the rpc calls? In bitcoin, one uses the daemon. I tried 'rpcinfo' but that only returns errors.
If you want to get something from this call, you need to add it to call listFrom where do we make the rpc calls? In bitcoin, one uses the daemon. I tried 'rpcinfo' but that only returns errors.
Let me rephrase the question.
How do I use the rpc commands.
February 19, 2017, 10:35:05 AM
Nice upgrades.
From where do we make the rpc calls? In bitcoin, one uses the daemon. I tried 'rpcinfo' but that only returns errors.
If you want to get something from this call, you need to add it to call list From where do we make the rpc calls? In bitcoin, one uses the daemon. I tried 'rpcinfo' but that only returns errors.
February 19, 2017, 10:08:58 AM
Nice upgrades.
From where do we make the rpc calls? In bitcoin, one uses the daemon. I tried 'rpcinfo' but that only returns errors.
From where do we make the rpc calls? In bitcoin, one uses the daemon. I tried 'rpcinfo' but that only returns errors.
February 19, 2017, 09:17:52 AM
Version 0.3.4 released!
New RPC methods:
walletSendCoins(recipients, fee) - send coins to multiple recipients in one transaction.
walletCreateAddress() - create new address in wallet.
https://hidecoin.info/wallet/rpc
Using these methods you can accept payments on your website:
1. Create a forwarder:
walletCreateAddress
2. Wait for coins:
walletGetBalances
3. Send coins to basic address:
walletSendCoins
Very cool. Keep on working New RPC methods:
walletSendCoins(recipients, fee) - send coins to multiple recipients in one transaction.
walletCreateAddress() - create new address in wallet.
https://hidecoin.info/wallet/rpc
Using these methods you can accept payments on your website:
1. Create a forwarder:
walletCreateAddress
2. Wait for coins:
walletGetBalances
3. Send coins to basic address:
walletSendCoins
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