Bitcoin Core 0.11.0 has been released

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Quote from: shorena on October 15, 2015, 11:17:40 PM

Quote from: Pyr3x on October 15, 2015, 06:03:30 PM

Quote from: egghead123 on October 15, 2015, 07:29:16 AM

Vulnerability in UPnP library used by Bitcoin Core.An exploitable buffer overflow vulnerability exists in the XML parser functionality of the MiniUPnP library. A specially crafted XML response can lead to a buffer overflow on the stack resulting in remote code execution. An attacker can set up a server on the local network to trigger this vulnerability. Huh

What versions does this affect?

all, but 0.11.1 and 0.10.3

Thanks, I will update all my nodes.

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Close this thread and sticky this : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-core-version-0111-released-1209137

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Quote from: Pyr3x on October 15, 2015, 06:03:30 PM

Quote from: egghead123 on October 15, 2015, 07:29:16 AM

Vulnerability in UPnP library used by Bitcoin Core.An exploitable buffer overflow vulnerability exists in the XML parser functionality of the MiniUPnP library. A specially crafted XML response can lead to a buffer overflow on the stack resulting in remote code execution. An attacker can set up a server on the local network to trigger this vulnerability. Huh

What versions does this affect?

all, but 0.11.1 and 0.10.3

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Quote from: egghead123 on October 15, 2015, 07:29:16 AM

Vulnerability in UPnP library used by Bitcoin Core.An exploitable buffer overflow vulnerability exists in the XML parser functionality of the MiniUPnP library. A specially crafted XML response can lead to a buffer overflow on the stack resulting in remote code execution. An attacker can set up a server on the local network to trigger this vulnerability. Huh

What versions does this affect?

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Quote from: egghead123 on October 15, 2015, 07:29:16 AM

Vulnerability in UPnP library used by Bitcoin Core.An exploitable buffer overflow vulnerability exists in the XML parser functionality of the MiniUPnP library. A specially crafted XML response can lead to a buffer overflow on the stack resulting in remote code execution. An attacker can set up a server on the local network to trigger this vulnerability. Huh

Upgrade to 0.11.1 and this is no concern.

Or you can uncheck the upnp box in the config settings and the vulnerability is negated.

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Terminated.

Quote from: egghead123 on October 15, 2015, 07:29:16 AM

Vulnerability in UPnP library used by Bitcoin Core.An exploitable buffer overflow vulnerability exists in the XML parser functionality of the MiniUPnP library. A specially crafted XML response can lead to a buffer overflow on the stack resulting in remote code execution. An attacker can set up a server on the local network to trigger this vulnerability. Huh

It is not a big deal. You can't just easily access someones local network. Just upgrade to 0.11.1 and ignore it. Besides a quick workaround was posted as soon as that was discovered.

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Vulnerability in UPnP library used by Bitcoin Core.An exploitable buffer overflow vulnerability exists in the XML parser functionality of the MiniUPnP library. A specially crafted XML response can lead to a buffer overflow on the stack resulting in remote code execution. An attacker can set up a server on the local network to trigger this vulnerability. Huh

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So any reason why the windows 64 bit version is now eating up over 2 gb of system ram while running..?

All my other QT clients ltc/huc only use ~ 400 mb of ram while running

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Mikestang

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So while I was re-syncing the blockchain over the weekend (every time my computer loses power my local copy of the blockchain becomes corrupt, kind of annoying) and I noticed that my USB miners, specifically my U3, freak out while core is syncing. The U3 is a crazy machine to begin with, but I was really surprised to see it basically be unable to hash while the sync was taking place. It would have HW errors more than 20%, hash rate would gradually fall and fall and fall if I left it running, so I killed it until the sync was done and now it's back to running, well I hesitate to say good, but it's running as good as a U3 is expected to.

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Quote from: grue on July 12, 2015, 02:42:21 PM

This is kinda handy thank you for the update and sharing this.

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Quote from: Miko on September 24, 2015, 11:05:39 AM

Danke für deine Ausführungen Onkel Paul!

Wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe brauche (muß) ich nur abzuwarten bis die Kette durch ist dann kommt auch das Geld.
Ist das lange warten nur einmalig oder muss ich bei jeder Transaktion die ganze Kette abwarten?

Miko

Quote from: OnkelPaul on September 24, 2015, 10:51:06 AM

Bitcoin core needs to store the whole blockchain on your hard disk. Downloading (and verifying) that amount of data takes quite some time, that's right.

Currently there's no easy way around this with bitcoin core, other wallets such as Electrum don't store the full blockchain but rely on external services for blockchain access. This is much faster for initial setup, but at the moment, this is not an option for you because you already sent funds from coinBase to an address within your bitcoin core wallet. So you'll definitely want to keep that running until you have full control over your funds.
It might be possible to export the private key for the address to which you sent your coinBase funds, and import this into another wallet which you can use sooner, but I don'd really have experience in this, so I won't advise you to do this. If you find someone who can explain this process and lead you through it, that might be an option, though.

Onkel Paul

Vielen Dank

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Quote from: Miko on September 24, 2015, 11:05:39 AM

Danke für deine Ausführungen Onkel Paul!

Wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe brauche (muß) ich nur abzuwarten bis die Kette durch ist dann kommt auch das Geld.
Ist das lange warten nur einmalig oder muss ich bei jeder Transaktion die ganze Kette abwarten?

Miko

Quote from: OnkelPaul on September 24, 2015, 10:51:06 AM

Bitcoin core needs to store the whole blockchain on your hard disk. Downloading (and verifying) that amount of data takes quite some time, that's right.

Currently there's no easy way around this with bitcoin core, other wallets such as Electrum don't store the full blockchain but rely on external services for blockchain access. This is much faster for initial setup, but at the moment, this is not an option for you because you already sent funds from coinBase to an address within your bitcoin core wallet. So you'll definitely want to keep that running until you have full control over your funds.
It might be possible to export the private key for the address to which you sent your coinBase funds, and import this into another wallet which you can use sooner, but I don'd really have experience in this, so I won't advise you to do this. If you find someone who can explain this process and lead you through it, that might be an option, though.

Onkel Paul

Du musst jedes mal synchronisieren. Das kann am Anfang ein paar Tage dauern, aber danach muss nur noch synchronisiert werden was Du "verpasst" hast während bitcoin core geschlossen war. Wenn Du also jeden Tag einmal synchronisieren lässt ist das relativ übersichtlich und sollte nicht länger als 15 minuten dauern. Wie lange genau hängt von der Festplatte der CPU und deiner Internetverbindung ab.

Für alles weitere auf Deutsch, bitte hier -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=16.0 im deutschen Bereich posten.

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English translation:

The sync has to be done every time, but only the first sync tages up to a gew days. Every further sync only has to catch up to the latest blocks which is significantly faster. If you sync once a day it should not take longer than ~15 minutes, depending on disk, CPU and internet connection.

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Danke für deine Ausführungen Onkel Paul!

Wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe brauche (muß) ich nur abzuwarten bis die Kette durch ist dann kommt auch das Geld.
Ist das lange warten nur einmalig oder muss ich bei jeder Transaktion die ganze Kette abwarten?

Miko

Quote from: OnkelPaul on September 24, 2015, 10:51:06 AM

Bitcoin core needs to store the whole blockchain on your hard disk. Downloading (and verifying) that amount of data takes quite some time, that's right.

Currently there's no easy way around this with bitcoin core, other wallets such as Electrum don't store the full blockchain but rely on external services for blockchain access. This is much faster for initial setup, but at the moment, this is not an option for you because you already sent funds from coinBase to an address within your bitcoin core wallet. So you'll definitely want to keep that running until you have full control over your funds.
It might be possible to export the private key for the address to which you sent your coinBase funds, and import this into another wallet which you can use sooner, but I don'd really have experience in this, so I won't advise you to do this. If you find someone who can explain this process and lead you through it, that might be an option, though.

Onkel Paul

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Bitcoin core needs to store the whole blockchain on your hard disk. Downloading (and verifying) that amount of data takes quite some time, that's right.

Currently there's no easy way around this with bitcoin core, other wallets such as Electrum don't store the full blockchain but rely on external services for blockchain access. This is much faster for initial setup, but at the moment, this is not an option for you because you already sent funds from coinBase to an address within your bitcoin core wallet. So you'll definitely want to keep that running until you have full control over your funds.
It might be possible to export the private key for the address to which you sent your coinBase funds, and import this into another wallet which you can use sooner, but I don'd really have experience in this, so I won't advise you to do this. If you find someone who can explain this process and lead you through it, that might be an option, though.

Onkel Paul

Miko

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hello,

sorry, i'm new in using bitcoins.

i went to coinBase, transfered some €uros, got bitcoin.
next i loaded down the
Bitcoin Core Version v0.11.0 (64-Bit) windows wallet.

i could'nt find somewere informations how to use
(...in german, my english is'nt so fine)

end of song:
i createt a new "get money number" in the wallet,
gave it to coinbase and sendet the btc to my btc core wallet.

now the wallet shows me that it has to work a line of numbers witch is stored for 2 years and some weeks first before beeing aktuell...

i think this will need a few days!!
is there a way to speed it up that the btc can reach my wallet??or what else can i do?

it would be great if someone would help a newby!

thx
kind regards

miko

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Keep Calm and Get Your Own Some Bitcoin

Hopefully its gonna work for me. Sorry for disturbing.. Im brand new here. Cool

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thanks informasi Cheesy

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Thanks for the update.

hthsco

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Well, i'll try this release. Hope it's good!

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Quote from: abesimpson on September 07, 2015, 08:02:20 AM

OH Wow! much faster to sync on my computer than before nice work devs

For me it's the same speed as it was before. Grin

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