somebody just buy about 10 000 000 bbp for 80000$ 
, isnt this required amount for instant send security bug?
, isnt this required amount for instant send security bug?@capulo ... be helpful and post some evidence for this
Topic: BiblePay | 10% to Orphan-Charity | RANDOMX MINING | Sanctuaries (Masternodes) - page 712. (Read 243376 times)
January 13, 2018, 10:14:11 PM
@capulo ... be helpful and post some evidence for this
January 13, 2018, 10:07:21 PM
Oh no... I hit a manual withdrawal from the pool, and noticed that it didn't go through. I just saw this and I was running 1.0.7.6.
I suppose my coins are now lost as my client was on the old version?
I suppose my coins are now lost as my client was on the old version?
Here's what Rob posted earlier ...
Biblepay Security Alert Bulletin
A vulnerability has been discovered in Instant Send that can cause an attacker who has more than 10 million BBP to double spend an instant send transaction, if they hijack the instant send attempt from their sanctuary-farm.
To mitigate this, if you are running a version prior to 1.0.7.7, please DO NOT USE INSTANT SEND to send funds.
We are patching this now in 1.0.7.7.
Note: Once you are on 1.0.7.7 a new protocol is used in instant send.
A vulnerability has been discovered in Instant Send that can cause an attacker who has more than 10 million BBP to double spend an instant send transaction, if they hijack the instant send attempt from their sanctuary-farm.
To mitigate this, if you are running a version prior to 1.0.7.7, please DO NOT USE INSTANT SEND to send funds.
We are patching this now in 1.0.7.7.
Note: Once you are on 1.0.7.7 a new protocol is used in instant send.
Apparently you are OK if you don't us Instant Send to send funds.
January 13, 2018, 09:48:09 PM
Oh no... I hit a manual withdrawal from the pool, and noticed that it didn't go through. I just saw this and I was running 1.0.7.6.
I suppose my coins are now lost as my client was on the old version?
I suppose my coins are now lost as my client was on the old version?
January 13, 2018, 08:26:17 PM
somebody just buy about 10 000 000 bbp for 80000$ , isnt this required amount for instant send security bug?
, isnt this required amount for instant send security bug?Where did you see this transaction?
January 13, 2018, 07:55:13 PM
somebody just buy about 10 000 000 bbp for 80000$ , isnt this required amount for instant send security bug?
, isnt this required amount for instant send security bug? January 13, 2018, 06:38:17 PM
mandatory to who? all or only sanctuaries?
and what block number to apply?
and what block number to apply?
Yes, would like to know the Mandatory Upgrade deadline block number. Also, what is the number of the next super block?
January 13, 2018, 06:20:02 PM
BiblePay - Mandatory Upgrade v1.0.7.9
- Fix InstantSend Security Bug
- Fix InstantSend Security Bug
Wallet Update Instructions:
https://www.reddit.com/r/BiblePay/comments/7nmvm8/how_to_update_clean_wallets/
This is also a protocol version update, so Sanctuary owners will need to start Sanctuary again after updating
January 13, 2018, 06:03:24 PM
mandatory to who? all or only sanctuaries?
and what block number to apply?
and what block number to apply?
January 13, 2018, 05:23:05 PM
BiblePay - Mandatory Upgrade
1.0.7.9
- Fix InstantSend Security Bug
1.0.7.9
- Fix InstantSend Security Bug
January 13, 2018, 04:56:26 PM
Hi,
is there any chance to run a CPU miner for BibblePay on a centos7 on PPC(powerpc) 6.4?
thank you
Daniel
is there any chance to run a CPU miner for BibblePay on a centos7 on PPC(powerpc) 6.4?
thank you
Daniel
almost certainly..
have you compiled miners/wallets before on that platform?Regarding the endless questions about the pool rewards, there is far less hashpower there than people think. Maybe only 1 - 2 MHs. So the total networkhashrate could be as low 5 MHs. Anyone with a bunch of powerful CPUs will be better off solo mining as 1. they won't be subsidising us little guys and 2. they won't be paying pool fees. The only way for the pool to get more blocks is to put more hash on it, and perhaps preferably in a few big chunks rather than 100s of little workers. Suggestions anyone?
Referring to the big chunks vs little workers : In my experience it has been untill now still far more efficient to operate with 16 x 1 vCPU instead of one 16 threads CPU (e.g. Ryzen1700)
Yes, best to mine with vCores due to shares system, more boxes = more shares
Exactly. But the shares system is only on the pool, isn't it? Or does it apply to solo as well?
By the way, how much hashps does that Ryzen give with 16 threads?
yes for pool hit blocks, more shares is more part from block
January 13, 2018, 04:35:28 PM
Biblepay Security Alert Bulletin
A vulnerability has been discovered in Instant Send that can cause an attacker who has more than 10 million BBP to double spend an instant send transaction, if they hijack the instant send attempt from their sanctuary-farm.
To mitigate this, if you are running a version prior to 1.0.7.7, please DO NOT USE INSTANT SEND to send funds.
We are patching this now in 1.0.7.7.
A vulnerability has been discovered in Instant Send that can cause an attacker who has more than 10 million BBP to double spend an instant send transaction, if they hijack the instant send attempt from their sanctuary-farm.
To mitigate this, if you are running a version prior to 1.0.7.7, please DO NOT USE INSTANT SEND to send funds.
We are patching this now in 1.0.7.7.
I updated my sanctuary to 1.0.7.7. But now I get a "Not capable masternode: Invalid protocol version" error. My controller wallet is on 1.0.7.6.
Sanctuary wallet is protocolversion 70713
Controller wallet is protocolversion 70712
What should I do?
We're going to need to make this a mandatory upgrade to finish it. I don't see any 70713's in the sanctuary list.
Fortunately we are still down at c-cex, so we have a chance to do this.
Standby, let me build a system wide 70713 mandatory upgrade.
I updated both wallets, restarted my sanctuary, and now all seems fine again. Thanks! And Alex, also thanks for your help
Now I'm on 1.0.7.7. just let me know if I can help you test anything.
Yeah, 70713 1.0.7.7 didnt work, bumping up to 70714 1.0.7.8 now.
Unofficial release still compiling...
January 13, 2018, 04:34:15 PM
Constantly having to log in on pool page is anoying, is that a must?
Ensure cookies are enabled. January 13, 2018, 04:14:18 PM
Constantly having to log in on pool page is anoying, is that a must?
January 13, 2018, 03:52:35 PM
Hi,
is there any chance to run a CPU miner for BibblePay on a centos7 on PPC(powerpc) 6.4?
thank you
Daniel
is there any chance to run a CPU miner for BibblePay on a centos7 on PPC(powerpc) 6.4?
thank you
Daniel
almost certainly..
have you compiled miners/wallets before on that platform?Hi,
I'm trying with all the cpu miner but I cannot make it , some compile and install, but then never a yay !!! :-(
I asked if there was any trick or suggestion on :-)
Regards
Daniel
January 13, 2018, 03:39:51 PM
Biblepay Security Alert Bulletin
A vulnerability has been discovered in Instant Send that can cause an attacker who has more than 10 million BBP to double spend an instant send transaction, if they hijack the instant send attempt from their sanctuary-farm.
To mitigate this, if you are running a version prior to 1.0.7.7, please DO NOT USE INSTANT SEND to send funds.
We are patching this now in 1.0.7.7.
A vulnerability has been discovered in Instant Send that can cause an attacker who has more than 10 million BBP to double spend an instant send transaction, if they hijack the instant send attempt from their sanctuary-farm.
To mitigate this, if you are running a version prior to 1.0.7.7, please DO NOT USE INSTANT SEND to send funds.
We are patching this now in 1.0.7.7.
I updated my sanctuary to 1.0.7.7. But now I get a "Not capable masternode: Invalid protocol version" error. My controller wallet is on 1.0.7.6.
Sanctuary wallet is protocolversion 70713
Controller wallet is protocolversion 70712
What should I do?
We're going to need to make this a mandatory upgrade to finish it. I don't see any 70713's in the sanctuary list.
Fortunately we are still down at c-cex, so we have a chance to do this.
Standby, let me build a system wide 70713 mandatory upgrade.
I updated both wallets, restarted my sanctuary, and now all seems fine again. Thanks! And Alex, also thanks for your help
Now I'm on 1.0.7.7. just let me know if I can help you test anything.
January 13, 2018, 02:08:38 PM
It's a (standard) Rapsberry Pi 3 Model B. Right now it shows some crashes from time to time, but I think they hail from some overclocking-tests, apparently BBP already maxxes out the PI's capabilities. 
Regarding the "standalone": in theory this should be very well possible (although currently I have problems with my pi not connecting to wifi, but that's of course unrelated to running BBP on it). However in my location (Germany) a solar powered pi is not very practical, I think I haven't seen the sun in like 4 days. xD
In southern countries this surely would be interesting; just send a person a fully configured Pi (biggest problem there being the wifi connection...) and the recipient plugs it into his solar powered microUSB cable and is good to go.
Regarding the "standalone": in theory this should be very well possible (although currently I have problems with my pi not connecting to wifi, but that's of course unrelated to running BBP on it). However in my location (Germany) a solar powered pi is not very practical, I think I haven't seen the sun in like 4 days. xD
In southern countries this surely would be interesting; just send a person a fully configured Pi (biggest problem there being the wifi connection...) and the recipient plugs it into his solar powered microUSB cable and is good to go.
January 13, 2018, 01:00:48 PM
Wow, so much to read after 2 days of absence...
Regarding my problems with the faucet-reCaptchas: I tried with several different browsers and even different pc's, but the behaviour remains the same. The "audio" option is also useless for me, since as soon as I click on it the browser says that my IP sent too many request and is blocked.
However with some resilience I managed to get it to work twice (by solving 10-15 pictures...), so I guess there's some strange things going on with my computers...
It seems that the pool hasn't really improved block-wise, but with another mandatory incoming things could change pretty significantly, am I right?
Someone asked about BiblePay on Raspberry Pi. Today I found the time to try it, and it works very well!
Using Ubuntu Mate I compiled it with an additional 4GB of swap with the bash script from the reddit page: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/d1c1d35e3c8f67f5fb2e204479fa5c6b
In this script I only added the --without-gui command (as explained here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21878389) and changed the make threads to 2 (instead of 4 because of the very limited amount of RAM) and it took about 2-3 hours.
Using the pi in a standard case I had to add a tiny little fan to keep temps around 70°C (otherwise it maxes out at 85°C), but the pool performance is amazing! It usually sits at an HPS2 of 20-25k (so it's 1/4th as effective as my dual Xeon machines using 1/50th of the electrical power).
Regarding my problems with the faucet-reCaptchas: I tried with several different browsers and even different pc's, but the behaviour remains the same. The "audio" option is also useless for me, since as soon as I click on it the browser says that my IP sent too many request and is blocked.
However with some resilience I managed to get it to work twice (by solving 10-15 pictures...), so I guess there's some strange things going on with my computers...
It seems that the pool hasn't really improved block-wise, but with another mandatory incoming things could change pretty significantly, am I right?
Someone asked about BiblePay on Raspberry Pi. Today I found the time to try it, and it works very well!
Using Ubuntu Mate I compiled it with an additional 4GB of swap with the bash script from the reddit page: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/d1c1d35e3c8f67f5fb2e204479fa5c6b
In this script I only added the --without-gui command (as explained here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21878389) and changed the make threads to 2 (instead of 4 because of the very limited amount of RAM) and it took about 2-3 hours.
Using the pi in a standard case I had to add a tiny little fan to keep temps around 70°C (otherwise it maxes out at 85°C), but the pool performance is amazing! It usually sits at an HPS2 of 20-25k (so it's 1/4th as effective as my dual Xeon machines using 1/50th of the electrical power
).Sweet, I'd love to know what model you use of Raspberry Pi.
January 13, 2018, 12:56:21 PM
Wow, so much to read after 2 days of absence...
Regarding my problems with the faucet-reCaptchas: I tried with several different browsers and even different pc's, but the behaviour remains the same. The "audio" option is also useless for me, since as soon as I click on it the browser says that my IP sent too many request and is blocked.
However with some resilience I managed to get it to work twice (by solving 10-15 pictures...), so I guess there's some strange things going on with my computers...
It seems that the pool hasn't really improved block-wise, but with another mandatory incoming things could change pretty significantly, am I right?
Someone asked about BiblePay on Raspberry Pi. Today I found the time to try it, and it works very well!
Using Ubuntu Mate I compiled it with an additional 4GB of swap with the bash script from the reddit page: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/d1c1d35e3c8f67f5fb2e204479fa5c6b
In this script I only added the --without-gui command (as explained here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21878389) and changed the make threads to 2 (instead of 4 because of the very limited amount of RAM) and it took about 2-3 hours.
Using the pi in a standard case I had to add a tiny little fan to keep temps around 70°C (otherwise it maxes out at 85°C), but the pool performance is amazing! It usually sits at an HPS2 of 20-25k (so it's 1/4th as effective as my dual Xeon machines using 1/50th of the electrical power).
Regarding my problems with the faucet-reCaptchas: I tried with several different browsers and even different pc's, but the behaviour remains the same. The "audio" option is also useless for me, since as soon as I click on it the browser says that my IP sent too many request and is blocked.
However with some resilience I managed to get it to work twice (by solving 10-15 pictures...), so I guess there's some strange things going on with my computers...
It seems that the pool hasn't really improved block-wise, but with another mandatory incoming things could change pretty significantly, am I right?
Someone asked about BiblePay on Raspberry Pi. Today I found the time to try it, and it works very well!
Using Ubuntu Mate I compiled it with an additional 4GB of swap with the bash script from the reddit page: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/d1c1d35e3c8f67f5fb2e204479fa5c6b
In this script I only added the --without-gui command (as explained here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21878389) and changed the make threads to 2 (instead of 4 because of the very limited amount of RAM) and it took about 2-3 hours.
Using the pi in a standard case I had to add a tiny little fan to keep temps around 70°C (otherwise it maxes out at 85°C), but the pool performance is amazing! It usually sits at an HPS2 of 20-25k (so it's 1/4th as effective as my dual Xeon machines using 1/50th of the electrical power
).Great job on the Pi man! Maybe you can put it in a weatherproof box and mount it on the roof and make it solar + wifi, completely wireless? Check out ossias 1.5v wireless AA batteries, once those get here we could make a wireless laptop.
Im still working with Alex in slack on instantsend, we are trying to get an IS to go through on protocol version 70713. Hence the release delay. There is an unofficial release out there on the web site for windows that allows you to boot your controller wallet and start your sancs... but its unofficial.
The technical issue going on is in 70713, we are receiving a log entry saying that foreign sanctuary can not lock the funds for the IS payment to go through... frustrating, but we are debugging it...
January 13, 2018, 12:47:52 PM
Wow, so much to read after 2 days of absence...
Regarding my problems with the faucet-reCaptchas: I tried with several different browsers and even different pc's, but the behaviour remains the same. The "audio" option is also useless for me, since as soon as I click on it the browser says that my IP sent too many request and is blocked.
However with some resilience I managed to get it to work twice (by solving 10-15 pictures...), so I guess there's some strange things going on with my computers...
It seems that the pool hasn't really improved block-wise, but with another mandatory incoming things could change pretty significantly, am I right?
Someone asked about BiblePay on Raspberry Pi. Today I found the time to try it, and it works very well!
Using Ubuntu Mate I compiled it with an additional 4GB of swap with the bash script from the reddit page: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/d1c1d35e3c8f67f5fb2e204479fa5c6b
In this script I only added the --without-gui command (as explained here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21878389) and changed the make threads to 2 (instead of 4 because of the very limited amount of RAM) and it took about 2-3 hours.
Using the pi in a standard case I had to add a tiny little fan to keep temps around 70°C (otherwise it maxes out at 85°C), but the pool performance is amazing! It usually sits at an HPS2 of 20-25k (so it's 1/4th as effective as my dual Xeon machines using 1/50th of the electrical power).
Regarding my problems with the faucet-reCaptchas: I tried with several different browsers and even different pc's, but the behaviour remains the same. The "audio" option is also useless for me, since as soon as I click on it the browser says that my IP sent too many request and is blocked.
However with some resilience I managed to get it to work twice (by solving 10-15 pictures...), so I guess there's some strange things going on with my computers...
It seems that the pool hasn't really improved block-wise, but with another mandatory incoming things could change pretty significantly, am I right?
Someone asked about BiblePay on Raspberry Pi. Today I found the time to try it, and it works very well!
Using Ubuntu Mate I compiled it with an additional 4GB of swap with the bash script from the reddit page: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/d1c1d35e3c8f67f5fb2e204479fa5c6b
In this script I only added the --without-gui command (as explained here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21878389) and changed the make threads to 2 (instead of 4 because of the very limited amount of RAM) and it took about 2-3 hours.
Using the pi in a standard case I had to add a tiny little fan to keep temps around 70°C (otherwise it maxes out at 85°C), but the pool performance is amazing! It usually sits at an HPS2 of 20-25k (so it's 1/4th as effective as my dual Xeon machines using 1/50th of the electrical power
). January 13, 2018, 12:09:50 PM
Hi,
is there any chance to run a CPU miner for BibblePay on a centos7 on PPC(powerpc) 6.4?
thank you
Daniel
is there any chance to run a CPU miner for BibblePay on a centos7 on PPC(powerpc) 6.4?
thank you
Daniel
almost certainly..
have you compiled miners/wallets before on that platform?Regarding the endless questions about the pool rewards, there is far less hashpower there than people think. Maybe only 1 - 2 MHs. So the total networkhashrate could be as low 5 MHs. Anyone with a bunch of powerful CPUs will be better off solo mining as 1. they won't be subsidising us little guys and 2. they won't be paying pool fees. The only way for the pool to get more blocks is to put more hash on it, and perhaps preferably in a few big chunks rather than 100s of little workers. Suggestions anyone?
Referring to the big chunks vs little workers : In my experience it has been untill now still far more efficient to operate with 16 x 1 vCPU instead of one 16 threads CPU (e.g. Ryzen1700)
Yes, best to mine with vCores due to shares system, more boxes = more shares
Exactly. But the shares system is only on the pool, isn't it? Or does it apply to solo as well?
By the way, how much hashps does that Ryzen give with 16 threads?
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