Fancy a banknode service like the one flare has got for dash, crouton?
what service is this?
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what service is this?
Fancy a banknode service like the one flare has got for dash, crouton?
I've thought about it, but I reckon my RL prices would put people off...
Fancy a banknode service like the one flare has got for dash, crouton?
I have a question. I am running through the colored coin implementation. And there are some questions i'd like to hear your opinions on:
1) should just anyone be able to issue an asset, or should that be a privilege open only to an active BN?
2) should any BN be able to issue assets, or should we impose extra restrictions?
3) should we create a rule that if a BN goes inactive, then all assets issued by the BN are frozen until it is active again?
4) What kind of protections from fraud should we incorporate?
5) Or do you prefer a more centralized asset issuing policy?
1) should just anyone be able to issue an asset, or should that be a privilege open only to an active BN?
2) should any BN be able to issue assets, or should we impose extra restrictions?
3) should we create a rule that if a BN goes inactive, then all assets issued by the BN are frozen until it is active again?
4) What kind of protections from fraud should we incorporate?
5) Or do you prefer a more centralized asset issuing policy?
Some general opinions, assuming you're talking about assets similar to NXT...
1) + 2) Anyone, but subject to an asset issuance fee or bond of some kind?
3) What would be utterly awesome, and is well above my paygrade as to whether it's even possible, would be a system whereby all BN's could back/host assets in a distributed fashion. Or at least opt in to such a system.
4) Require some collateral in BTC or something else?
5) See 3)
One thing I found restrictive when I played briefly with NXT assets last year was the lack of any way of establishing a finite asset lifespan - maybe the IX transaction locking principle could be used to enable this?
I have a question. I am running through the colored coin implementation. And there are some questions i'd like to hear your opinions on:
1) should just anyone be able to issue an asset, or should that be a privilege open only to an active BN?
2) should any BN be able to issue assets, or should we impose extra restrictions?
3) should we create a rule that if a BN goes inactive, then all assets issued by the BN are frozen until it is active again?
4) What kind of protections from fraud should we incorporate?
5) Or do you prefer a more centralized asset issuing policy?
1) should just anyone be able to issue an asset, or should that be a privilege open only to an active BN?
2) should any BN be able to issue assets, or should we impose extra restrictions?
3) should we create a rule that if a BN goes inactive, then all assets issued by the BN are frozen until it is active again?
4) What kind of protections from fraud should we incorporate?
5) Or do you prefer a more centralized asset issuing policy?
You all read about the crave debacle? I think the first coin to get multi-sig masternodes will gain popularity.
Ensure you are on the master branch, all other branches are used for development and/or testing new ideas.
so everyone just add litemode=1 in your config for now.
Backtracking through the thread, seems others have reported this issue I am having. I found some interesting info here as well: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3031319
btw, this was the error I got when it crashed last nite after completing sync:
EXCEPTION: St11logic_error
basic_string::_S_construct null not valid
bitcredit in Runaway exception
bitcredit-qt: ./allocators.h:47: LockedPageManagerBase::~LockedPageManagerBase() [with Locker = MemoryPageLocker]: Assertion `this->GetLockedPageCount() == 0' failed.
Aborted
EXCEPTION: St11logic_error
basic_string::_S_construct null not valid
bitcredit in Runaway exception
bitcredit-qt: ./allocators.h:47: LockedPageManagerBase
Aborted
I finally got a Debian build to complete, worked fine until the sync completed but now crashes with a segmentation fault on startup.
I will review the code a bit more this weekend if I have time. Nice changes from what I see though. Good luck guys.
I will review the code a bit more this weekend if I have time. Nice changes from what I see though. Good luck guys.
Good to know. Make sure you are using the latest build If you aren't sure, just do a git pull.
I did do a git pull, just to be safe. I glanced at my debug log but found nothing helpful there. Not sure why this has been such a headache for me. I will try to strip the executables and run them from my Ubuntu VPS and see if I notice any differences. I really do want this to work on Debian 8 though, as I have a spare box begging for a project like banknode.
If all else fails, use gdb, and let me know what it says.
I finally got a Debian build to complete, worked fine until the sync completed but now crashes with a segmentation fault on startup.
I will review the code a bit more this weekend if I have time. Nice changes from what I see though. Good luck guys.
I will review the code a bit more this weekend if I have time. Nice changes from what I see though. Good luck guys.
Good to know. Make sure you are using the latest build If you aren't sure, just do a git pull.
I did do a git pull, just to be safe. I glanced at my debug log but found nothing helpful there. Not sure why this has been such a headache for me. I will try to strip the executables and run them from my Ubuntu VPS and see if I notice any differences. I really do want this to work on Debian 8 though, as I have a spare box begging for a project like banknode.
I finally got a Debian build to complete, worked fine until the sync completed but now crashes with a segmentation fault on startup.
I will review the code a bit more this weekend if I have time. Nice changes from what I see though. Good luck guys.
I will review the code a bit more this weekend if I have time. Nice changes from what I see though. Good luck guys.
Good to know. Make sure you are using the latest build If you aren't sure, just do a git pull.
I finally got a Debian build to complete, worked fine until the sync completed but now crashes with a segmentation fault on startup.
I will review the code a bit more this weekend if I have time. Nice changes from what I see though. Good luck guys.
I will review the code a bit more this weekend if I have time. Nice changes from what I see though. Good luck guys.
Yeah I learnt it all in a hard way during last month, thanks anyway, but had impression that setting up BN on VPS with cold wallet still requires to have a local hot wallet opened on another pc with static ip, this conclusion was made during unstable network time, fork and some protocol migration so it was wrong.
Maybe it sounds strange but still I think that when you are using cold wallet BN VPS and another local machine with hot BN wallet, then you are earining fees more frequently and more regular. Yes it kills all purpose of cold wallet safety, but also have some advantages which I don't want to discuss here.
Will try both configurations for 24h each and then report to not spread more bullshit
Maybe it sounds strange but still I think that when you are using cold wallet BN VPS and another local machine with hot BN wallet, then you are earining fees more frequently and more regular. Yes it kills all purpose of cold wallet safety, but also have some advantages which I don't want to discuss here.
Will try both configurations for 24h each and then report to not spread more bullshit
Any guide to do all this using a remote vps thing like with darkcoin?
You can use any of the many Darkcoin guides. Replace any mention of 'darkcoind' with 'bitcreditd' and 'masternode' with 'banknode' basically.
https://dashtalk.org/forums/masternode-guides.66/
Ok but what with start many on vps side, local pc wallet start many is easy
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11016759 (btw looks like sologap run with crave mn coins lol)
and could you shut down local BN wallet after starting vps BN ? In darkcoin there was command "grep HotCold .darkcoin/debug.log"
Yes, it's easy, yes, you can close the local wallet after you have started the banknode. To see if your BN is alive you can run 'banknode list | grep 1.2.3.4' (replace 1.2.3.4 with your IP address, or just run 'banknode list' as there aren't that many and you should be able to see yours in the list) from any wallet, or log into your VPS and run 'bitcredit-cli banknode list' or 'bitcredit-cli banknode debug'
edit: note that compiling bitcredit needs at least 2GB RAM, if your VPS instance has less than this, you will need to set up some swap space on the VPS - not usually possible on openVZ virtual machines - or compile it on your local box and then scp bitcreditd and bitcrdit-cli (strip them first as per the wiki!, unstripped they are much bigger files) to your VPS.
https://dashtalk.org/threads/taos-masternode-setup-guide-for-dummies.2680/
but if you want to setup cold wallet on vps instead of cold then you have to got open continuosly BN wallet on local pc ?
I still don't understand it fully, what's the purpose of it ?
but if you want to setup cold wallet on vps instead of cold then you have to got open continuosly BN wallet on local pc ?
I still don't understand it fully, what's the purpose of it ?
Not sure what you are asking here, sorry. If you are running a BN on your local box then yes you need to have the client (either QT or daemon) running all the time.
Any guide to do all this using a remote vps thing like with darkcoin?
You can use any of the many Darkcoin guides. Replace any mention of 'darkcoind' with 'bitcreditd' and 'masternode' with 'banknode' basically.
https://dashtalk.org/forums/masternode-guides.66/
Ok but what with start many on vps side, local pc wallet start many is easy
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11016759 (btw looks like sologap run with crave mn coins lol)
and could you shut down local BN wallet after starting vps BN ? In darkcoin there was command "grep HotCold .darkcoin/debug.log"
https://dashtalk.org/threads/taos-masternode-setup-guide-for-dummies.2680/
but if you want to setup cold wallet on vps instead of HOT then you have to got open continuosly BN wallet on local pc ?
I still don't understand it fully, what's the purpose of it ?
:sorry EDIT
Any guide to do all this using a remote vps thing like with darkcoin?
You can use any of the many Darkcoin guides. Replace any mention of 'darkcoind' with 'bitcreditd' and 'masternode' with 'banknode' basically.
https://dashtalk.org/forums/masternode-guides.66/
Ok managed to compile a wallet
Now is this http://bitcredit.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_Create_A_Masternode a guide for a hot banknode? I have to use my public IP there and keep it running on my PC? Any guide to do all this using a remote vps thing like with darkcoin?
Now is this http://bitcredit.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_Create_A_Masternode a guide for a hot banknode? I have to use my public IP there and keep it running on my PC? Any guide to do all this using a remote vps thing like with darkcoin?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/darkcoin-masternode-setup-guide-for-windows-linux-hotcold-qt-secure-678191
Ok managed to compile a wallet
Now is this http://bitcredit.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_Create_A_Masternode a guide for a hot banknode? I have to use my public IP there and keep it running on my PC? Any guide to do all this using a remote vps thing like with darkcoin?
Now is this http://bitcredit.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_Create_A_Masternode a guide for a hot banknode? I have to use my public IP there and keep it running on my PC? Any guide to do all this using a remote vps thing like with darkcoin?
I'm interested in the remote VPS thing too
Found a good service in melbourne for $10 a month
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/darkcoin-masternode-setup-guide-for-windows-linux-hotcold-qt-secure-678191
Ok managed to compile a wallet
Now is this http://bitcredit.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_Create_A_Masternode a guide for a hot banknode? I have to use my public IP there and keep it running on my PC? Any guide to do all this using a remote vps thing like with darkcoin?
Now is this http://bitcredit.wikia.com/wiki/How_to_Create_A_Masternode a guide for a hot banknode? I have to use my public IP there and keep it running on my PC? Any guide to do all this using a remote vps thing like with darkcoin?
I'm interested in the remote VPS thing too
Found a good service in melbourne for $10 a month
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