Bitcoin Core version 0.11.1 released

pereira4

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Quote from: Mr. Forum on December 10, 2015, 05:40:57 PM

Today this is the best news that I have come across. I get to marvel at the fact that when bitcoin is facing serious challenges, it has kept on growing against all these odds. I am happy that the new version is up and it really paints a good picture to the people who are trading. Every release means that the security of the algorithm is taken into consideration to avoid tapping related cases. I hope the releases will come from time to time to curb for all the flaws.

This version is not new, latest version is 0.11.2 and not 0.11.1, this thread is old. About the website of bitcoin.org being confusing, what confused me when I was a noob was that i couldn't find a "download" link, it was under "get involved" or something, it wasn't clear how to download the thing.

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Today this is the best news that I have come across. I get to marvel at the fact that when bitcoin is facing serious challenges, it has kept on growing against all these odds. I am happy that the new version is up and it really paints a good picture to the people who are trading. Every release means that the security of the algorithm is taken into consideration to avoid tapping related cases. I hope the releases will come from time to time to curb for all the flaws.

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Quote from: AMITK1997 on November 15, 2015, 01:33:03 AM

Bitcoin is little bit confusing website no one can easily understand how to use bitcoins and what is bitcoins it is a online currency which you can use on online transaction and it is very safe site you can use bitcoins just safely go head and use bitcoins

Not true. It's a software currency that uses a distributed and crypto validated ledger. Miners validate blocks of transactions using computing power for the crypto operations and make money off fees.

The only -what are they thinking- part of BTC are fees which seem arbitrary because they pretty much are..

You could argue the cost of the required computing power creates the same problems that come from fiat currency too..

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Bitcoin is little bit confusing website no one can easily understand how to use bitcoins and what is bitcoins it is a online currency which you can use on online transaction and it is very safe site you can use bitcoins just safely go head and use bitcoins

DuddlyDoRight

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Rest assured someone is developing an exploit for IGDstartelt in MiniUPnP..

mayax

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bug after bug. I think someone(a dev) is making it with good knowledge.

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so i made payment today
but in transaction it s show as 27/10/2015 ? my computer is on the right time

i close bitcoin and restart

now the payment shows up on 19/10/2015 Huh

Mikestang

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So I have found a common thread with my random crashes. It seems that (almost) whenever I receive a payment, core crashes without any error or indication of what happened in the log.

Can anyone think of what is happening, that receiving a payment causes the crash? Does core use a bunch more ram to process incoming payments or something?

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Quote from: Mikestang on October 21, 2015, 12:02:49 PM

The buffer overflow bug was something I had been experiencing for a while, it would cause my client to crash, glad to see that has been fixed.

Core is still randomly crashing for me from time to time, but I think that is because I run it on a very old system. I have not been able to pinpoint the cause of most of my crashes, and the log file doesn't give any clues.

Try increasing your RAM, maybe it should help? Also go for the latest version of Os (whichever one you might be using).

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That does seem a lot.

carlo_0000

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i had 0.11.0 till now but i had a probleme

i made 4 transaction sins 19 october none of them was confirmed i always try to send with low fees around 2000sat for +- 0.01 btc
(i alredy send with 200sat fee with no problem in the past)

so it was not working anymore so 3th transaction i did 3200sat fees and 4 th transaction 5000sat fees, but none of them where confirmed (last one from 3 days ago)

so i just update to 0.11.1 and i notice it canceled my transactions, got my coins back , status : in conflict

so i made a new transaction 0.07 btc but it s asking 42000 sat of fees Huh

seriously ? why is that so much ?

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Do we have a release date for 0.12?

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Quote from: notabeliever on November 05, 2015, 09:02:01 PM

How about a bootsrtap, any idea where I can find one

You shouldn't need to bootstrap since they went to headers first, https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#headers-first, although my old, slow-ass computer still takes almost 4 days to re-sync the blockchain.

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Quote from: notabeliever on November 05, 2015, 09:02:01 PM

How about a bootsrtap, any idea where I can find one

When I last time downloaded the chain it takes less when 1.5 days and 52.5 Gb. Why are you want a bootstrap?

notabeliever

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How about a bootsrtap, any idea where I can find one

zaheersemy

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Yeah, this has been out for hours.Saw a thread here. Tons of people notice Bitcoin updates because of this forum.

RomZ

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very happy with the latest update, the memory usage looking much better!

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Quote from: Battareus on November 01, 2015, 07:39:52 AM

I do not understand how I can return bitcoins.

You just spend them normally and Bitcoin Core will automatically select the Bitcoin for you, be it from change or elsewhere where you have received bitcoin.

Quote from: Battareus on November 01, 2015, 07:39:52 AM

I must make backup in every time before I close the core or manually set my address to change a lesson that I've learned.

Why must you make a backup every time before you close Bitcoin Core? Are you restoring from a backup every time you open it? Because if you are doing that, then that might have caused you to lose the Bitcoin if you restored from the wrong backup. After you have used 100 addresses (from either receiving Bitcoin or just automatic change), then the keypool will be refreshed with 100 more addresses (it actually happens on the fly but you don't get those addresses until the first 100 have been used). If you restored from an older backup, then it is possible that the change address was part of the newly generated addresses but when you restored, it wasn't in the backed up wallet.

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Quote from: shorena on November 01, 2015, 07:32:07 AM

Quote from: Battareus on November 01, 2015, 07:15:52 AM

Quote from: shorena on November 01, 2015, 07:04:18 AM

Quote from: Battareus on November 01, 2015, 06:55:41 AM

After this whorish update I put my own address to change in every time I launch the wallet.
I will never forget how I lost 0.2 BTC in addresses, wich I never used.

What are you talking about? Do you have issues with the change addresses?

Of course, I have lost 0.2 BTC here:
https://blockchain.info/address/1EZPJcRLrMcjQuaomk7hCC3vjovWDMFL7W
https://blockchain.info/address/1NspErFCzA6y8niuvEaCYHgQ1b6FeeX2sG
https://blockchain.info/address/1eZsbVqpbJzSxu9TuXbjhedTcs33HPEbs

You can download my wallet and check the transactions:
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/9Z73/FWynhTCEC

Ah yes you posted above. I remember now.

The address 1eZsbVqpbJzSxu9TuXbjhedTcs33HPEbs was never used to send coins, only to receive coins here[1]. If it is a change address as you suggest your wallet should have the private key to 1NspErFCzA6y8niuvEaCYHgQ1b6FeeX2sG, but it has not.

Code:

13:27:11
dumpprivkey 1NspErFCzA6y8niuvEaCYHgQ1b6FeeX2sG

13:27:11
Private key for address 1NspErFCzA6y8niuvEaCYHgQ1b6FeeX2sG is not known (code -4)

Your 1st TX for the wallet is this[2], the change address is 14kF8gLXCtXYGtWLhas9Kn4C3CGnnoNqLj and the wallet knows the private key to it.

Code:

13:30:24
dumpprivkey 14kF8gLXCtXYGtWLhas9Kn4C3CGnnoNqLj

13:30:24
Ky-snip-

Im not exactly sure why you blame core, but from what I see in your wallet file there is no issue with it.

[1] https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/7916f1f0263bdc4fd8d5829fdd473f021bfb83b74e3fc28993228d398b706ce4
[2] https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/3b01054070a1901bce0be92a4150d89aa1a65fa58bb4fdf8ffb390380d84352e

I do not understand how I can return bitcoins.
I must make backup in every time before I close the core or manually set my address to change a lesson that I've learned.

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