[BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 30.

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Quote from: iSkyCastle on March 07, 2018, 09:49:53 AM

Is there a miner community on Telegram?

The community spread across telegram, slack, discord and riot. A few months ago we built a bridge that connects all the platforms.

Riot:
https://riot.im/app/#/room/#boolberry:matrix.org

Telegram:
http://t.me/boolberry

Discord:
https://discord.gg/4zVZkZr

Slack:
https://boolberry.slack.com

IRC:
http://chat.freenode.net/?channels=boolberry

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Is there a miner community on Telegram?

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Quote from: andrucrypt on March 07, 2018, 09:34:31 AM

So who is initiator of this, devs or stocks themselves?
Announcement: at the request of the devs BBR market will be disabled 08, March for an indefinite period of time.

The answer is right above your post Wink

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So who is initiator of this, devs or stocks themselves?
Announcement: at the request of the devs BBR market will be disabled 08, March for an indefinite period of time.

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This is an advanced notice to remove your BBR from Stocks.exchange

Stocks will be temporary disabling their BBR market from their available pairings until such time that they launch their new exchange and are able to dedicate resources to fix their integration. Other pairings there also have integration issues and have been taken offline for maintenance.

If you are planning on withdrawing from Stocks DO NOT use their payment ID function for withdrawals otherwise you will lose your funds. Withdraw to a local wallet then if you plan on trading send to BTC-Alpha.

Myself, crypjunkie and others have fully tested BTC-Alpha and there are no issues whatsoever with their platform. As long as you don't send directly from stocks.exchange to BTC-Alpha you will be OK.

Please notify all miners and pool operators so they can plan accordingly.

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Quote from: 1blockologist on March 05, 2018, 07:45:46 PM

Quote from: b4h4mu7 on February 27, 2018, 05:50:24 AM

A quick update on Kucoin. We had a brief session with the team over the weekend. I just received an update from the exchange operator, Kent, that his lead engineer, Eric, is now working on the integration. If all goes well deposits and withdrawals will be open sometime this week.

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Quote from: crypto_zoidberg on March 06, 2018, 03:09:43 PM

If you mean to set the custom path to local folder for blockchain - you can use --data-dir to specify path to folder where you want to store/load blockchain.

Thanks! Dumb me, tried help command while daemon works, but forgot about --help argument to see what I can configure... %)

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Quote from: andrucrypt on March 05, 2018, 02:21:42 PM

Is there any alternative wallet/daemon, that can support custom path for blockchain? Standard one can't do this, doesn't work with directory junctions in Windows(like symbolic links in Linux) and eat 5+ Gb of RAM...

I'm not quite sure actually what are u asking here.
If you mean to set the custom path to local folder for blockchain - you can use --data-dir to specify path to folder where you want to store/load blockchain.

If you u want to connect your simplewallet with remote daemon - simply start daemon with --rpc-bind-ip=0.0.0.0 and then on machine run simplewallet with --daemon-address="123.123.123.123:11111"

If i got you wrong - provide more details please.

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Quote from: Pon13 on March 05, 2018, 09:34:28 AM

arrived here from the MoneroV (pop corn) topic.

so this project is alive and well??

Resurrection is in progress, you are very welcome!

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Quote from: hashappliance on March 06, 2018, 04:42:00 AM

Quote from: andrucrypt on March 05, 2018, 02:21:42 PM

Is there any alternative wallet/daemon, that can support custom path for blockchain? Standard one can't do this, doesn't work with directory junctions in Windows(like symbolic links in Linux) and eat 5+ Gb of RAM...

I will ask CZ to comment on the possibility and timing of Remote Nodes. In the meantime, as you will see on the upcoming road-map, we have begun researching a Lightning Memory-Mapped DB and implementation will follow once all testing has been completed. Since the Boolberry blockchain is only about 4GB, we expect the need for remote nodes to be somewhat diminished, but this is something that is being discussed for mobile applications.

Transaction ID by prefix, using checkpoints is one of the unique features that was introduced from day one with Boolberry. It has resulted in a dramatically reduced size over time, which you can read more about at the following link:

http://boolberry.com/files/Boolberry_Reduces_Blockchain_Bloat.pdf

The architecture of cryptonote was designed with separated core and wallet (as components) for a few reasons, including security concerns.
This approach also allows to separate wallet and core(daemon) physically, i would be happy to put it to road map with GUI improvements if it's considered as something usable!

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Why not just use the code from DarkNetSpace coin-- the Boolberry fork. It looks like some DB is already implemented. DNC2 client uses tiny RAM...

I didn't found anything about the usual DB solutions in their github, but there's

https://github.com/CryptoCoinLabs/darknetspace/commit/892acf0154d34f8cca19a3930f5bb66c66701442

which looks like a different solution to the memory issue. I guess someone more knowledgeable might be able to comment on it.

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Quote from: andrucrypt on March 05, 2018, 02:21:42 PM

Is there any alternative wallet/daemon, that can support custom path for blockchain? Standard one can't do this, doesn't work with directory junctions in Windows(like symbolic links in Linux) and eat 5+ Gb of RAM...

I will ask CZ to comment on the possibility and timing of Remote Nodes. In the meantime, as you will see on the upcoming road-map, we have begun researching a Lightning Memory-Mapped DB and implementation will follow once all testing has been completed. Since the Boolberry blockchain is only about 4GB, we expect the need for remote nodes to be somewhat diminished, but this is something that is being discussed for mobile applications.

Transaction ID by prefix, using checkpoints is one of the unique features that was introduced from day one with Boolberry. It has resulted in a dramatically reduced size over time, which you can read more about at the following link:

http://boolberry.com/files/Boolberry_Reduces_Blockchain_Bloat.pdf

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Quote from: b4h4mu7 on February 27, 2018, 05:50:24 AM

A quick update on Kucoin. We had a brief session with the team over the weekend. I just received an update from the exchange operator, Kent, that his lead engineer, Eric, is now working on the integration. If all goes well deposits and withdrawals will be open sometime this week.

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Quote from: Molenta on March 05, 2018, 06:24:51 PM

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What is the status of restoring a BBR wallet from seed?

Apple released APFS (Apple File System) last year in High Sierra. A wallet file generated in High Sierra, and copied over to Ubuntu will not open, even with the correct password. It would be nice to just restore the wallet from seed on either operating system.

Is this the FUD, someone not being in crypto asking specific questions to bother dev. So that is your first question in Bitcointalk?

There have always been a surprising amount of new accounts on the Boolberry rooms. I attributed this to the privacy focus and interest and that it is many of the same people.

Last I checked you cannot you can't restore a BBR wallet from seed

And there were also issues opening a copied wallet from different clients. Deleting the Boolberry files and resyncing from scratch solves it though.

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What is the status of restoring a BBR wallet from seed?

Apple released APFS (Apple File System) last year in High Sierra. A wallet file generated in High Sierra, and copied over to Ubuntu will not open, even with the correct password. It would be nice to just restore the wallet from seed on either operating system.

Is this the FUD, someone not being in crypto asking specific questions to bother dev. So that is your first question in Bitcointalk?

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Is there any alternative wallet/daemon, that can support custom path for blockchain? Standard one can't do this, doesn't work with directory junctions in Windows(like symbolic links in Linux) and eat 5+ Gb of RAM...

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Quote from: crypjunkie on March 05, 2018, 08:43:17 AM

Quote from: ninjacoins on March 05, 2018, 06:53:25 AM

Has anyone been able to withdraw BBR from Stocks.Exchange? i have some there and just syncing up wallet so i can withdraw.

Yes I withdrew some coins in past 12hrs no issues.

Yup, works fine. Just withdrew and took only a few minutes.

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Quote from: Pon13 on March 05, 2018, 09:34:28 AM

arrived here from the MoneroV (pop corn) topic.

so this project is alive and well??

Seems you came here right before another one ice age )

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arrived here from the MoneroV (pop corn) topic.

so this project is alive and well??

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Quote from: crypjunkie on March 04, 2018, 04:02:45 PM

We have requested a $BBR pairing @ CoinFalcon.com found here: https://feedback.coinfalcon.com/feature-request/p/boolberry-pairing and would be grateful if you could give us your vote. Registration is quick and can be done with Twitter, Facebook acct's etc.

What happened to the feature request?

It had to be moved to https://feedback.coinfalcon.com/coin-request/p/boolberry-pairing

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