Topic: BTCD is no more - page 167. (Read 1328507 times)
just a quick question, is the btcd dividends system in place and set up? will it be ready to roll as soon as btcd is released?
Very anxious about the highly anticipated, year-end, tech release! I guess listening to Murray Rothbard this morning has further fueled my anticipation for said release 
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We also got some HTML published in the DHT cloud
index.html that included some javascript and a jpg file with:
curl -k --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"curltest", "method": "SuperNET", "params": ["{\"requestType\":\"publish\",\"files\":[[\"image.jpg\",\"image/png\"],[\"supernet.js\",\"application/javascript\"],[\"index.html\",\"text/html\"]]}"] }' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' https://127.0.0.1:7777/
after that the web page is accessible via: http://127.0.0.1:7776/071337104547011275
without needing any plugins
James
index.html that included some javascript and a jpg file with:
curl -k --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"curltest", "method": "SuperNET", "params": ["{\"requestType\":\"publish\",\"files\":[[\"image.jpg\",\"image/png\"],[\"supernet.js\",\"application/javascript\"],[\"index.html\",\"text/html\"]]}"] }' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' https://127.0.0.1:7777/
after that the web page is accessible via: http://127.0.0.1:7776/071337104547011275
without needing any plugins
James
Very nice. Is it also possible to delete the pages? Will it find and remove all instances of it's files stored on other cloud systems? And... how would someone else access the pages... externally? Or will it simply be accessible if you are running a SuperNET client?
I dont have a delete function yet and it is possible someone would keep a copy. Also, I dont have any concept of ownership of a location, so anybody can currently overwrite it. It was just a one day proof of concept to show the power of SuperNET API, just happened to spawn another API call
James
We also got some HTML published in the DHT cloud
index.html that included some javascript and a jpg file with:
curl -k --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"curltest", "method": "SuperNET", "params": ["{\"requestType\":\"publish\",\"files\":[[\"image.jpg\",\"image/png\"],[\"supernet.js\",\"application/javascript\"],[\"index.html\",\"text/html\"]]}"] }' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' https://127.0.0.1:7777/
after that the web page is accessible via: http://127.0.0.1:7776/071337104547011275
without needing any plugins
James
index.html that included some javascript and a jpg file with:
curl -k --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"curltest", "method": "SuperNET", "params": ["{\"requestType\":\"publish\",\"files\":[[\"image.jpg\",\"image/png\"],[\"supernet.js\",\"application/javascript\"],[\"index.html\",\"text/html\"]]}"] }' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' https://127.0.0.1:7777/
after that the web page is accessible via: http://127.0.0.1:7776/071337104547011275
without needing any plugins
James
Very nice. Is it also possible to delete the pages? Will it find and remove all instances of it's files stored on other cloud systems? And... how would someone else access the pages... externally? Or will it simply be accessible if you are running a SuperNET client?
We also got some HTML published in the DHT cloud
index.html that included some javascript and a jpg file with:
curl -k --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"curltest", "method": "SuperNET", "params": ["{\"requestType\":\"publish\",\"files\":[[\"image.jpg\",\"image/png\"],[\"supernet.js\",\"application/javascript\"],[\"index.html\",\"text/html\"]]}"] }' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' https://127.0.0.1:7777/
after that the web page is accessible via: http://127.0.0.1:7776/071337104547011275
without needing any plugins
James
index.html that included some javascript and a jpg file with:
curl -k --data-binary '{"jsonrpc": "1.0", "id":"curltest", "method": "SuperNET", "params": ["{\"requestType\":\"publish\",\"files\":[[\"image.jpg\",\"image/png\"],[\"supernet.js\",\"application/javascript\"],[\"index.html\",\"text/html\"]]}"] }' -H 'content-type: text/plain;' https://127.0.0.1:7777/
after that the web page is accessible via: http://127.0.0.1:7776/071337104547011275
without needing any plugins
James
bassguitarman made a Mac build for a SuperNET enabled BitcoinDark-qt!
seems to work as well as the ubuntu BitcoinDarkd
James
seems to work as well as the ubuntu BitcoinDarkd
James
well I tried it now.
I have deleted everything in btcd path except wallet.dat and bitcoindark.conf
I opened the wallet, unlocked it but it doesn't sync. (0 active connections)
it's opened for more than 30 minutes.
I can see past transactions although it shows I have 0 btcd in overview (which is OK for the moment)
bitcoindark.conf has the nodes of first post
if it is called bitcoindark.conf it wont workI have deleted everything in btcd path except wallet.dat and bitcoindark.conf
I opened the wallet, unlocked it but it doesn't sync. (0 active connections)
it's opened for more than 30 minutes.
I can see past transactions although it shows I have 0 btcd in overview (which is OK for the moment)
bitcoindark.conf has the nodes of first post
BitcoinDark.conf
with only two of the letters capitalized
Yes, I know. I just wrote it like this here.
I left it for some hours and now it's synced and staking.
thanks
well I tried it now.
I have deleted everything in btcd path except wallet.dat and bitcoindark.conf
I opened the wallet, unlocked it but it doesn't sync. (0 active connections)
it's opened for more than 30 minutes.
I can see past transactions although it shows I have 0 btcd in overview (which is OK for the moment)
bitcoindark.conf has the nodes of first post
if it is called bitcoindark.conf it wont workI have deleted everything in btcd path except wallet.dat and bitcoindark.conf
I opened the wallet, unlocked it but it doesn't sync. (0 active connections)
it's opened for more than 30 minutes.
I can see past transactions although it shows I have 0 btcd in overview (which is OK for the moment)
bitcoindark.conf has the nodes of first post
BitcoinDark.conf
with only two of the letters capitalized
well I tried it now.
I have deleted everything in btcd path except wallet.dat and bitcoindark.conf
I opened the wallet, unlocked it but it doesn't sync. (0 active connections)
it's opened for more than 30 minutes.
I can see past transactions although it shows I have 0 btcd in overview (which is OK for the moment)
bitcoindark.conf has the nodes of first post
I have deleted everything in btcd path except wallet.dat and bitcoindark.conf
I opened the wallet, unlocked it but it doesn't sync. (0 active connections)
it's opened for more than 30 minutes.
I can see past transactions although it shows I have 0 btcd in overview (which is OK for the moment)
bitcoindark.conf has the nodes of first post
guys, anyone understands what's going wrong with my windows wallet?
I cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
never seen that beforeI cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
ouch, looks like some sort of disk error
did you run out of disk space?
you might have to redownload things, not sure if the db can be recovered without that
James
thanks for the reply.
I have not run out of disk space.
What I suppose is that it might be because I did a system restore yesterday.
at least it is all in the blockchain so as long as your wallet is good, nothing lost
yes, that's what I think.
I will try tomorrow and let you know
thanks!
guys, anyone understands what's going wrong with my windows wallet?
I cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
never seen that beforeI cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
ouch, looks like some sort of disk error
did you run out of disk space?
you might have to redownload things, not sure if the db can be recovered without that
James
thanks for the reply.
I have not run out of disk space.
What I suppose is that it might be because I did a system restore yesterday.
at least it is all in the blockchain so as long as your wallet is good, nothing lost
guys, anyone understands what's going wrong with my windows wallet?
I cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
never seen that beforeI cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
ouch, looks like some sort of disk error
did you run out of disk space?
you might have to redownload things, not sure if the db can be recovered without that
James
thanks for the reply.
I have not run out of disk space.
What I suppose is that it might be because I did a system restore yesterday.
guys, anyone understands what's going wrong with my windows wallet?
I cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
never seen that beforeI cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
ouch, looks like some sort of disk error
did you run out of disk space?
you might have to redownload things, not sure if the db can be recovered without that
James
guys, anyone understands what's going wrong with my windows wallet?
I cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
I cannot open it. (it's latest version)
running windows 7 64bit
1-2 days ago it was opened, staking, receiving stake etc without any problems
The latest shift for the BitcoinDark multipool paid out over 108 BTCD.
We need to have some more mining support over here at this pool It has been pretty good until the past few weeks. The lower prices are a perfect reason to point more hash at the pool. These low prices won't last for much longer as BTCD and SuperNET are nearing their v1 release.
Cheers!
We need to have some more mining support over here at this pool It has been pretty good until the past few weeks. The lower prices are a perfect reason to point more hash at the pool. These low prices won't last for much longer as BTCD and SuperNET are nearing their v1 release.
Cheers!
I decided to implement HTML for the cloud today:
static char *publish[] = { (char *)publish_func, "publish", "V", "files", "L", "M", "N", "backup", "password", "pin", 0 };
the syntax is ./BitcoinDarkd SuperNET '{"requestType":"publish","files":[["index.html","text/html"]]}'
the files array has to be in the right order
any file that is referred by another file, must appear first
all html MIME types are supported as long as they fit into the space allowed, which is 1kb for the metadata
the metadata is mostly a list of key locations for the file fragments (* N) and currently this means about 32kb is max size
when it is more debugged, I can boost this to 1mb by nesting it one level and that should be enough
if the second item in the array is missing, it defaults to "text/html"
you can refer to files in your HTML normally and it will search the html folder or the mappings from the files array
I can put standard HTML files, like jquery-2.1.1.min.js in the html folder so there is no need to store that in the cloud
external http:// accesses should work
after a publish command, you will get a 64bit key and to display this http://127.0.0.1:7776/ should display the HTML included nested file references
if you did a publish with a "password" field defined, then you need to add a ? to the URL or it wont decrypt
if you had both a "password" and "pin" field, then you need to have http://127.0.0.1:7776/?&
I have the simple case of saving and displaying a simple index.html working, will be debugging automated file -> URL64 mappings
James
static char *publish[] = { (char *)publish_func, "publish", "V", "files", "L", "M", "N", "backup", "password", "pin", 0 };
the syntax is ./BitcoinDarkd SuperNET '{"requestType":"publish","files":[["index.html","text/html"]]}'
the files array has to be in the right order
any file that is referred by another file, must appear first
all html MIME types are supported as long as they fit into the space allowed, which is 1kb for the metadata
the metadata is mostly a list of key locations for the file fragments (* N) and currently this means about 32kb is max size
when it is more debugged, I can boost this to 1mb by nesting it one level and that should be enough
if the second item in the array is missing, it defaults to "text/html"
you can refer to files in your HTML normally and it will search the html folder or the mappings from the files array
I can put standard HTML files, like jquery-2.1.1.min.js in the html folder so there is no need to store that in the cloud
external http:// accesses should work
after a publish command, you will get a 64bit key
if you did a publish with a "password" field defined, then you need to add a ?
if you had both a "password" and "pin" field, then you need to have http://127.0.0.1:7776/
I have the simple case of saving and displaying a simple index.html working, will be debugging automated file -> URL64 mappings
James
I have already been really impressed with v0. There's some great functionality there. And a lot more to come
Wh00t great job man!
this is all done by others. I am not GUI guyI read somewhere people think SuperNET is just me, but there are over 100 people in slack and probably a dozen devs
James
screenshots of v0 GUI: http://imgur.com/a/bljE4#11
the features that are there are fully functional
this will be reskinned to be BTCD and of course the Telepathy and Teleport added
the features that are there are fully functional
this will be reskinned to be BTCD and of course the Telepathy and Teleport added
There's some FUD regarding anon card which is completely unsubstantiated. We will be providing debit card solution for all SuperNET coins,
the contracts with the banking provider have been signed, they are fully aware of cryptocurrency nature of the project, 300 cards have already been ordered. We're waiting for the setup to finish. Banking works slowly, this is not cryptoworld. Debit card will be launched, nothing is failed,
just have a little patience.
Take a look at other providers of debit cards (xapo for example) - it took months for some of them to launch it, this is not easy, since there's a lot of negativity in banking regarding crypto.
As some of you might know we provide crypto to any bank card solution since several months, so it's not just some promises, they are backed by our track record.
the contracts with the banking provider have been signed, they are fully aware of cryptocurrency nature of the project, 300 cards have already been ordered. We're waiting for the setup to finish. Banking works slowly, this is not cryptoworld. Debit card will be launched, nothing is failed,
just have a little patience.
Take a look at other providers of debit cards (xapo for example) - it took months for some of them to launch it, this is not easy, since there's a lot of negativity in banking regarding crypto.
As some of you might know we provide crypto to any bank card solution since several months, so it's not just some promises, they are backed by our track record.
Call it what you want, and say what you will. I initially believed so heavily in BTCD that i invested 50% of my groups resources into it. Now that there arent real updates on the things that I invested in Im stating the facts. This is your first post in regards to the status of the anon card, thanks for the update but i will continue to play the market. I am an investor not a mutual fund. I call it how i see it, If you dont like it make post in regards like you've done but don't call it F"UD when you haven't been communicating with the investors. Thats on you.
What updates are you waiting for?
What updates are there regarding the anon card? I Don't see any other than his ridiculous claim of FUD, If i wanted to Fud I wouldnt ask for updates.... I am looking to find out what issues are being had with the issuing bank ( is there an issuing bank or is it a prefunded card purchase) will the card be reloadable. What are the limits, How long until the launch of the physical card. Simple things that no one has discussed. I'm in the process of liquidating my XST, BOOM, VeriCoin, and Ethreum holdings. I need to know if I should add btcd to my list, Because my timeline is not btcd's time line its my own.
definitely realoadable with ~$1000/day limits
the launch time is dependent on the bank and they do not move quickly at all, hopefully this month
James
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