I like the idea that you are willing to let the market test out your server.
I still have some questions about the contract but I guess we can sort that out in #opentransactions IRC channel.
Topic: Asking if any other asset issuers want to chip into a OT VPS? (Read 1082 times)
Well maybe i2p or Tor is the best way to go then, since then people can run their servers from their own homes.
Actually they could do that without i2p or Tor if they learned to tell their routers to route incoming ports but i2p and Tor can make that not necessary since they open tunnels that then visitors can come in on.
-MarkM-
Actually they could do that without i2p or Tor if they learned to tell their routers to route incoming ports but i2p and Tor can make that not necessary since they open tunnels that then visitors can come in on.
-MarkM-
Not true, you can issue assets on any server that has not disabled the ability to issue assets.
By default OT allows anyone to issue assets (though obviously only the nym that actually signed the specific asset's contract can asset that specific asset that they signed).
The OTdemo server demonstrates this ability of anyone to make up and issue any asset they choose.
-MarkM-
By default OT allows anyone to issue assets (though obviously only the nym that actually signed the specific asset's contract can asset that specific asset that they signed).
The OTdemo server demonstrates this ability of anyone to make up and issue any asset they choose.
-MarkM-
You are obviously correct too but then the issuer is at the mercy of the server owner. I know how that can work out
pi..pi...pio.. (spits)
Not true, you can issue assets on any server that has not disabled the ability to issue assets.
By default OT allows anyone to issue assets (though obviously only the nym that actually signed the specific asset's contract can asset that specific asset that they signed).
The OTdemo server demonstrates this ability of anyone to make up and issue any asset they choose.
-MarkM-
By default OT allows anyone to issue assets (though obviously only the nym that actually signed the specific asset's contract can asset that specific asset that they signed).
The OTdemo server demonstrates this ability of anyone to make up and issue any asset they choose.
-MarkM-
Getting the client running is not that hard if you follow the instructions carefully.
When client is installed, then it can get a bit confusing at the beginning but when the server- (where the security is) and security contract(s) are loaded (imported?), NYM created and accounts set up, you are all set to go.
I was planning to bring the ART to OT but I do not have a access to a server that can run the OT software - you need that to make your stuff available.
When client is installed, then it can get a bit confusing at the beginning but when the server- (where the security is) and security contract(s) are loaded (imported?), NYM created and accounts set up, you are all set to go.
I was planning to bring the ART to OT but I do not have a access to a server that can run the OT software - you need that to make your stuff available.
For brokerage service to be automated you should maybe look at the stuff listed by "opentxs help" that should show you pretty much anything you might need.
-MarkM-
-MarkM-
Any issuers interested?
Maybe you could demo your assets first on the OTdemo server, see if you can even get enough people to set up clients to make OT a workable solution for them?
-MarkM-
Would you help me. Also I was thinking of setting up a brokerage service for people who couldn't use OT.
Any issuers interested?
Maybe you could demo your assets first on the OTdemo server, see if you can even get enough people to set up clients to make OT a workable solution for them?
-MarkM-
Any issuers interested?
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