Damn.
I'll take a look.
Topic: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 417. (Read 1210753 times)
Two further questions:
wallet.bin - it's wallet's data file, http://boolberry.com/howto.html#wallet- To set an alias I can use "make_alias
". When the alias is overtaken in the blockchain? Must the daemon be in mining mode? I tried creation of an alias, but the alias was unknown in the transfer command - Which information is in the wallet.bin file? OK, the private key, but the size indicated there is more. Can wallet contain more then one address?
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want_to_be_rich.bin.keys - Most important file with keys, crypted with password. If you lose this file you can't spend your coins. File is portable (could be used on any OS)
want_to_be_rich.bin - Data file, that keeps synchronisation data, could be repaired if you lose this file.
So, wallet.bin doesn't keep your private keys. Keys file keeped in wallet.bin.keys and it's crypted.want_to_be_rich.bin - Data file, that keeps synchronisation data, could be repaired if you lose this file.
To get the alias you have to find block! Only with new block that you found your alias could be registered. Not easy.
Thank you for clarification.
Two further questions:
wallet.bin - it's wallet's data file, http://boolberry.com/howto.html#wallet- To set an alias I can use "make_alias
". When the alias is overtaken in the blockchain? Must the daemon be in mining mode? I tried creation of an alias, but the alias was unknown in the transfer command - Which information is in the wallet.bin file? OK, the private key, but the size indicated there is more. Can wallet contain more then one address?
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want_to_be_rich.bin.keys - Most important file with keys, crypted with password. If you lose this file you can't spend your coins. File is portable (could be used on any OS)
want_to_be_rich.bin - Data file, that keeps synchronisation data, could be repaired if you lose this file.
So, wallet.bin doesn't keep your private keys. Keys file keeped in wallet.bin.keys and it's crypted.want_to_be_rich.bin - Data file, that keeps synchronisation data, could be repaired if you lose this file.
To get the alias you have to find block! Only with new block that you found your alias could be registered. Not easy.
Two further questions:
- To set an alias I can use "make_alias
". When the alias is overtaken in the blockchain? Must the daemon be in mining mode? I tried creation of an alias, but the alias was unknown in the transfer command - Which information is in the wallet.bin file? OK, the private key, but the size indicated there is more. Can wallet contain more then one address?
Can everyone describe the usage of the payment id?
Payment IDs are only needed when sending Boolberry to an exchange. The format is:
Code:
transfer 0
Does this mean, this is an optional (if not needed by the exchange) reference number?
Can everyone describe the usage of the payment id?
Payment IDs are only needed when sending Boolberry to an exchange. The format is:
Code:
transfer 0
Does this mean, this is an optional (if not needed by the exchange) reference number?
Is there a calculator for hashrate to coin earnings?
What should my 4770k be getting in Linux?
Thanks!
What should my 4770k be getting in Linux?
Thanks!
Can everyone describe the usage of the payment id?
Payment IDs are only needed when sending Boolberry to an exchange. The format is:
Code:
transfer 0
Can everyone describe the usage of the payment id?
I'm having a hard time reproducing the invalid share error, but I have a hypothesis about it (local scratchpad not being sync'd correctly). I also found one bug that could cause the program to exit instead of re-trying after certain failures.
I've committed a change for both of these into my copy of the boolberry tree:
https://github.com/dave-andersen/boolberry
As before, the *only* file you want out of that tree is simpleminer.cpp , and after some testing, I'll get this submitted upstream. It's not tested enough to do that yet.
If the usual suspects are willing to donate their attention again to testing this and letting me know, it'd be great. I'm testing it with my machine on extremepool right now, but more eyeballs will help, given that the bug(s) seem to get triggered only rarely.
I've committed a change for both of these into my copy of the boolberry tree:
https://github.com/dave-andersen/boolberry
As before, the *only* file you want out of that tree is simpleminer.cpp , and after some testing, I'll get this submitted upstream. It's not tested enough to do that yet.
If the usual suspects are willing to donate their attention again to testing this and letting me know, it'd be great. I'm testing it with my machine on extremepool right now, but more eyeballs will help, given that the bug(s) seem to get triggered only rarely.
Thank you David!
I'm having a hard time reproducing the invalid share error, but I have a hypothesis about it (local scratchpad not being sync'd correctly). I also found one bug that could cause the program to exit instead of re-trying after certain failures.
I've committed a change for both of these into my copy of the boolberry tree:
https://github.com/dave-andersen/boolberry
As before, the *only* file you want out of that tree is simpleminer.cpp , and after some testing, I'll get this submitted upstream. It's not tested enough to do that yet.
If the usual suspects are willing to donate their attention again to testing this and letting me know, it'd be great. I'm testing it with my machine on extremepool right now, but more eyeballs will help, given that the bug(s) seem to get triggered only rarely.
I've committed a change for both of these into my copy of the boolberry tree:
https://github.com/dave-andersen/boolberry
As before, the *only* file you want out of that tree is simpleminer.cpp , and after some testing, I'll get this submitted upstream. It's not tested enough to do that yet.
If the usual suspects are willing to donate their attention again to testing this and letting me know, it'd be great. I'm testing it with my machine on extremepool right now, but more eyeballs will help, given that the bug(s) seem to get triggered only rarely.
dga - i have not seen that error on windows. i have had two machines going for >12 hours
I'm having a hard time reproducing the invalid share error, but I have a hypothesis about it (local scratchpad not being sync'd correctly). I also found one bug that could cause the program to exit instead of re-trying after certain failures.
I've committed a change for both of these into my copy of the boolberry tree:
https://github.com/dave-andersen/boolberry
As before, the *only* file you want out of that tree is simpleminer.cpp , and after some testing, I'll get this submitted upstream. It's not tested enough to do that yet.
If the usual suspects are willing to donate their attention again to testing this and letting me know, it'd be great. I'm testing it with my machine on extremepool right now, but more eyeballs will help, given that the bug(s) seem to get triggered only rarely.
sounds good dga, I will start testing now as well. I will be in #boolberry if you want to talk in there. I've committed a change for both of these into my copy of the boolberry tree:
https://github.com/dave-andersen/boolberry
As before, the *only* file you want out of that tree is simpleminer.cpp , and after some testing, I'll get this submitted upstream. It's not tested enough to do that yet.
If the usual suspects are willing to donate their attention again to testing this and letting me know, it'd be great. I'm testing it with my machine on extremepool right now, but more eyeballs will help, given that the bug(s) seem to get triggered only rarely.
I'm having a hard time reproducing the invalid share error, but I have a hypothesis about it (local scratchpad not being sync'd correctly). I also found one bug that could cause the program to exit instead of re-trying after certain failures.
I've committed a change for both of these into my copy of the boolberry tree:
https://github.com/dave-andersen/boolberry
As before, the *only* file you want out of that tree is simpleminer.cpp , and after some testing, I'll get this submitted upstream. It's not tested enough to do that yet.
If the usual suspects are willing to donate their attention again to testing this and letting me know, it'd be great. I'm testing it with my machine on extremepool right now, but more eyeballs will help, given that the bug(s) seem to get triggered only rarely.
I've committed a change for both of these into my copy of the boolberry tree:
https://github.com/dave-andersen/boolberry
As before, the *only* file you want out of that tree is simpleminer.cpp , and after some testing, I'll get this submitted upstream. It's not tested enough to do that yet.
If the usual suspects are willing to donate their attention again to testing this and letting me know, it'd be great. I'm testing it with my machine on extremepool right now, but more eyeballs will help, given that the bug(s) seem to get triggered only rarely.
dga started looking on it.
hope we gonna fix it soon.
pool is back to almost 30mhs
http://bbr.extremepool.org
dga started looking on it.
hope we gonna fix it soon.
Good news!
I've uploaded preview version of GUI with wallet functions (windows build).
This is early alpha version, beware of bugs. It's actually just first version that able to send and receive money, pretty ugly.
Everyone who want to have fun:
boolberry.com/downloads.html
What next:
0. Integrate qt-daemon into build system
1. Build and test it for Mac and Linux
2. Preapare normal deploy binaries
3. Adjust html layout to make it looking nice
4. add address aliases support
5. add multi-recipient feature
6. implement tray-mode
7. Add multiple wallets support (work with few opened wallets)
.....
we have a tons of work ahead.....
GUI branch:
https://github.com/cryptozoidberg/boolberry/tree/GUI
(boost libs path hardcoded, will be fixed tomorow)
I've uploaded preview version of GUI with wallet functions (windows build).
This is early alpha version, beware of bugs. It's actually just first version that able to send and receive money, pretty ugly.
Everyone who want to have fun:
boolberry.com/downloads.html
What next:
0. Integrate qt-daemon into build system
1. Build and test it for Mac and Linux
2. Preapare normal deploy binaries
3. Adjust html layout to make it looking nice
4. add address aliases support
5. add multi-recipient feature
6. implement tray-mode
7. Add multiple wallets support (work with few opened wallets)
.....
we have a tons of work ahead.....
GUI branch:
https://github.com/cryptozoidberg/boolberry/tree/GUI
(boost libs path hardcoded, will be fixed tomorow)
Has anyone else tried the wallet? I used on windows and tested with a few small transactions. Much easier than simplewallet.
I tried it out on a few transactions. It worked fine.
not yet sure what happened to the pool but scratchpad was not going out, seems to be working now.
Good news!
I've uploaded preview version of GUI with wallet functions (windows build).
This is early alpha version, beware of bugs. It's actually just first version that able to send and receive money, pretty ugly.
Everyone who want to have fun:
boolberry.com/downloads.html
What next:
0. Integrate qt-daemon into build system
1. Build and test it for Mac and Linux
2. Preapare normal deploy binaries
3. Adjust html layout to make it looking nice
4. add address aliases support
5. add multi-recipient feature
6. implement tray-mode
7. Add multiple wallets support (work with few opened wallets)
.....
we have a tons of work ahead.....
GUI branch:
https://github.com/cryptozoidberg/boolberry/tree/GUI
(boost libs path hardcoded, will be fixed tomorow)
I've uploaded preview version of GUI with wallet functions (windows build).
This is early alpha version, beware of bugs. It's actually just first version that able to send and receive money, pretty ugly.
Everyone who want to have fun:
boolberry.com/downloads.html
What next:
0. Integrate qt-daemon into build system
1. Build and test it for Mac and Linux
2. Preapare normal deploy binaries
3. Adjust html layout to make it looking nice
4. add address aliases support
5. add multi-recipient feature
6. implement tray-mode
7. Add multiple wallets support (work with few opened wallets)
.....
we have a tons of work ahead.....
GUI branch:
https://github.com/cryptozoidberg/boolberry/tree/GUI
(boost libs path hardcoded, will be fixed tomorow)
Has anyone else tried the wallet? I used on windows and tested with a few small transactions. Much easier than simplewallet.
it's nowhere near 30MH ?
just past it
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