Topic: BiblePay - New Coin Launch - Official Thread - page 40. (Read 119845 times)

Try entering this in the console multiple times. (Check getinfo every few times to see how far have you synced).

Yes but I'm not even getting that far.  Like I can't even get the daemon to sync up to the blockchain.  It seems like it momentarily will find a peer, then back to no connection.  I'm going to give this a try in Google Compute, it could be just an amazon thing.

Hi,
First on the daemon inside the AWS cloud (or wherver you want to run biblepayd as the pool hot wallet) ensure this is in biblepay.conf:

rpcuser=myuser
rpcpassword=mypass
rpcallowip=your_public_ip
rpcallowip=your_home_ip
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=30000
server=1
daemon=1


Then go to home computer and ensure you can 'telnet daemon_public_ip 30000' ensure that that answers?

Ok, I will start working on that biblepay.bak file for you to see also.

Thanks.

Yeah, that looks 100* better.  Thanks a lot! 

Now we are moving forward again.

Ironically what I have wasted hours on so far is getting the daemon to connect!  I thought maybe it was an incompatibility thing with win 2016, tried it on win 2012 with no luck.  Firewall is off both in the OS and through Amazon EC2.  Could it be possible that something is up with those 2 default nodes?  I see someone else posted the same issue earlier.  My QT-Wallet on my local box works fine, and my other linux VM is mining without problems.  Seems like maybe this has to do with initially populating the nodes?

I've got some free time. I haven't touched mediawiki in a few years but can probably manage.

I've cleaned up a lot of the text and did some formating. It doesn't look the best but without rewriting a lot of it I don't know to format it any better. If this becomes a main source of information for this project I'd suggest installing a wysiwyg or markup add in to make it easier.

I also mine $VRM - yes, @slovakia - dont you find it strange that you are literally the only person wrapped around the axle about this? The problem is between the KB and the chair. Mine under current conditions or do not, but please stop posting about your woes, they add too much noise to an otherwise very productive project.

Thanks for the spreadsheet, thats a nice sheet, and it appears to cover all of the processors.
It would be nice for us to have a smaller subset of it (maybe the top 50 variants for example).

I dont want to give anyone the impression that I dont care about hash speed measurements.  I do care- however you have to realize I am taking into account an element of a moving target, a feature merge, and a potential defense mechanism.

I have to prioritize the far future value of Biblepay, and right now the highest impact to Biblepay includes two major issues:  Integrating sanctuary proposals and budgets and integrating our in-wallet retirement system. 

The reason the final HPS is still a moving target is if we ever need to program in a defense system (IE we feel the wallet is being attacked by GPUs or ASICs) then we can build a feature into the sanctuary to provide a mining key to other miners and allow the sanctuary to measure the HPS per solution.  Maybe it will be that we make participants create keys for others (IE share the love, instead of the greed) thereby requiring a certain amount of time to elapse between a request by a greedy node who mines really fast to actually receive another key to mine more. 

The bottom line is I feel the actual measurements are consistent with work being done and yes, being a node algorithm it is quirky, but not in a way that would prevent one from setting up equipment to mine as fast as others.  Thats why I set the priority level of this as lower currently than everything else that is going on.  The retirement account feature is very exciting, and I feel it has the ability to make our community much more vibrant, so I am currently focused on that.

Lets not forget to integrate God into every one of our processes every day.

I don't want to post other coin info here, but I have to show you something about Verium coin here, https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1chS5Ktd9Dy4fuFIjF0-osrxCxl1_U69s9tGWVYNk1jg/edit#gid=1596366158

This is their compiled CPU hashrate, please look at row #6, it is just "Intel Core 2 Duo". Voila, Intel Core 2 Duo beats i7 and Ryzen!!!

So, please stop ask dev about HPS2 on Core 2 Duo again. Intel Core 2 Duo is the KING, obviously    Or if you do not have Intel Core 2 Duo, please go mine other alt coins like XMR...

Who wants to volunteer to start and run this campaign?  If I do it, its going to be after Christmas, so id rather personally have someone else take the initiative to baby this and manage it all the way through in a dedicated thread.  Ill give you admin access to forum.biblepay.org to manage the whole topic.  You would be responsible for putting up a downpayment with a credit card to start their campaign and starting a fundraiser for BBP for the total cost in the new forum thread.

Who wants to volunteer to fix this page:

http://wiki.biblepay.org/Main_Page

We need to make it more professional, take out the html characters and add anything to it that makes it more consistent?

I think we need to put our logo on the right inside the table on the second row also.

we just see what's behind the coin  
seasonw stop rip from the context ... dev started coin and dont know why is hsp2 better on shit 2core? 

The solution for you and only you is: go mine other coins since you are so much painful in mining biblepay, don't waste your time here 

Just let me know when you get the ASPX compiled and "almost" running (IE pool starts in debug mode and you cannot login).  At that point I will upload the SQL backup file of the empty database into github.  (I will get to it hopefully tomorrow).  So dont waste time recreating the schema as I have all of it.

Yes, this look like a good idea. And the contest in a worldwide known site can help promote the coin and gain more supporters. Lots of talent out there, underdogs artists that should have their chance.

Thanks for posting the code.  I'll play around with it tonight and see if I can get a test pool running.  And no that wasn't me that posted on there

I agree with this.  I've bought a few custom logos on there for under $100.  The quality is top notch and you get to support someone in a developing country at the same time.

If you have 2 different machines not getting any blocks I would think that the issue is probably firewall related.  ./biblepayd -daemon -rebuild=1  should rebuild the index but with zero blocks I think there is another issue at play.

1st server


2nd server


exists any command for rebuild wallet on linux or fix it? first time after ran daemon see 0 blocks   any idea? all servers on linux new wallet download blocks

Here is the source for the BiblePay Pool:

https://github.com/biblepay/BiblePayPool


Please see the document titled "Deploying a BiblePay Pool.docx" in order to understand the technology required to provision and deploy a pool.