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legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
March 24, 2018, 12:35:25 AM
Prof, running the internal command gave me ONE connection which is running now. Any way to do the same to get more connections? Can I see the IP of the one connection I now have? TIA.



You can type 'help' on the internal command line, and it will give a list of commands.

getpeerinfo

will give information on the currently connected peers.

I do have a new connection, perhaps this is you.  The new connection advertises 58126 blocks, but it never delivers them to my node.

If I run
getblockhash 58122
I get back
0000000000000664b482018d10447f73ba9fdb675740494c73635505d8a46418


If you did rename or delete peers.dat, as I instructed, before you started up your node, it should begin connecting to all the nodes that my node thinks are active the next time you connect.

full member
Activity: 368
Merit: 100
March 23, 2018, 05:22:08 AM
Prof, running the internal command gave me ONE connection which is running now. Any way to do the same to get more connections? Can I see the IP of the one connection I now have? TIA.



If you add

logtimestamps=1

to your bytecoin.conf file, there should be timestamps (in GMT) in your logfile.

I run on the standard port, and your rpcport line is ok.

None of those addresses from your attempted connections show up in my log.  I wonder if you have an old peers.dat file.  You might rename it to something else, to be sure that it initializes to the nodes that were recently good on my machine.

I have also given the command
addnode bte.vima.austin.tx.us onetry
on the internal command line after the client has started.



legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
March 22, 2018, 05:00:43 PM
Prof, here are some entries from the log file. There are no timestamps to the log entries so I don't know if these are recent or ancient. Is the port correct? again my conf file is:

server=1
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=
rpctimeout=30
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=6332
seednode=seed.bte.vima.austin.tx.us

trying connection 86.25.234.163:6333 lastseen=29691.3hrs
trying connection 95.180.104.243:6333 lastseen=23063.8hrs
trying connection 104.200.154.16:6333 lastseen=3220.1hrs
Flushed 9999 addresses to peers.dat  101ms
trying connection 201.153.167.64:6333 lastseen=1733.5hrs
trying connection 100.70.104.230:6333 lastseen=4840.1hrs




If you are running Linux, I wish you would post the output of the following command.  Perhaps someone else can post the windows command equivalent.  
It turns out that you cannot use onlynet=ipv6 & seednode= at the same time, the client only tries IPv4 seednodes.


dig seed.bte.vima.austin.tx.us


In addition, you may post your address, either IPv4 or IPv6, and I or someone can try to connect to you.  You may private message this to me if, for some reason, you do not want to post it.  Of course, this option works best if you leave the client running for a while.

Also, dig through debug.log and look for things that have [2001:470:b8ac:: or 67.198.113.220 in them.




If you add

logtimestamps=1

to your bytecoin.conf file, there should be timestamps (in GMT) in your logfile.

I run on the standard port, and your rpcport line is ok.

None of those addresses from your attempted connections show up in my log.  I wonder if you have an old peers.dat file.  You might rename it to something else, to be sure that it initializes to the nodes that were recently good on my machine.

I have also given the command
addnode bte.vima.austin.tx.us onetry
on the internal command line after the client has started.


full member
Activity: 368
Merit: 100
March 22, 2018, 01:23:36 AM
Prof, here are some entries from the log file. There are no timestamps to the log entries so I don't know if these are recent or ancient. Is the port correct? again my conf file is:

server=1
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=
rpctimeout=30
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=6332
seednode=seed.bte.vima.austin.tx.us

trying connection 86.25.234.163:6333 lastseen=29691.3hrs
trying connection 95.180.104.243:6333 lastseen=23063.8hrs
trying connection 104.200.154.16:6333 lastseen=3220.1hrs
Flushed 9999 addresses to peers.dat  101ms
trying connection 201.153.167.64:6333 lastseen=1733.5hrs
trying connection 100.70.104.230:6333 lastseen=4840.1hrs


No luck yet. Any ideas appreciated.


Thanks, Prof. Post some active nodes and I'll paste them in and see what happens.

I am just moving toward all IPv6.  No change on Bytecoin's part.  I do have an IPv4 port open, however.

I show a connection from a new IP at 2018-03-04 11:43:22 (GMT) this morning that has 58126 blocks.  It disconnected without sending its new blocks to me.  Perhaps that was you.  It is not accepting reconnect requests from my node.

The old seed nodes are dead.  I think new node information has to be given to get connected.  You can do that on command line or the bytecoin.conf file, either one.


I won't post someone else's addresses without permission.  Some people are touchy about that.
Try my address again, I'm monitoring it today to be sure it is stable.


If you are running Linux, I wish you would post the output of the following command.  Perhaps someone else can post the windows command equivalent.  
It turns out that you cannot use onlynet=ipv6 & seednode= at the same time, the client only tries IPv4 seednodes.


dig seed.bte.vima.austin.tx.us


In addition, you may post your address, either IPv4 or IPv6, and I or someone can try to connect to you.  You may private message this to me if, for some reason, you do not want to post it.  Of course, this option works best if you leave the client running for a while.

Also, dig through debug.log and look for things that have [2001:470:b8ac:: or 67.198.113.220 in them.



legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
March 20, 2018, 04:42:55 PM
No luck yet. Any ideas appreciated.


Thanks, Prof. Post some active nodes and I'll paste them in and see what happens.

I am just moving toward all IPv6.  No change on Bytecoin's part.  I do have an IPv4 port open, however.

I show a connection from a new IP at 2018-03-04 11:43:22 (GMT) this morning that has 58126 blocks.  It disconnected without sending its new blocks to me.  Perhaps that was you.  It is not accepting reconnect requests from my node.

The old seed nodes are dead.  I think new node information has to be given to get connected.  You can do that on command line or the bytecoin.conf file, either one.


I won't post someone else's addresses without permission.  Some people are touchy about that.
Try my address again, I'm monitoring it today to be sure it is stable.


If you are running Linux, I wish you would post the output of the following command.  Perhaps someone else can post the windows command equivalent. 
It turns out that you cannot use onlynet=ipv6 & seednode= at the same time, the client only tries IPv4 seednodes.


dig seed.bte.vima.austin.tx.us


In addition, you may post your address, either IPv4 or IPv6, and I or someone can try to connect to you.  You may private message this to me if, for some reason, you do not want to post it.  Of course, this option works best if you leave the client running for a while.

Also, dig through debug.log and look for things that have [2001:470:b8ac:: or 67.198.113.220 in them.


full member
Activity: 368
Merit: 100
March 20, 2018, 03:05:30 AM
No luck yet. Any ideas appreciated.


Thanks, Prof. Post some active nodes and I'll paste them in and see what happens.

I am just moving toward all IPv6.  No change on Bytecoin's part.  I do have an IPv4 port open, however.

I show a connection from a new IP at 2018-03-04 11:43:22 (GMT) this morning that has 58126 blocks.  It disconnected without sending its new blocks to me.  Perhaps that was you.  It is not accepting reconnect requests from my node.

The old seed nodes are dead.  I think new node information has to be given to get connected.  You can do that on command line or the bytecoin.conf file, either one.


I won't post someone else's addresses without permission.  Some people are touchy about that.
Try my address again, I'm monitoring it today to be sure it is stable.

legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
March 17, 2018, 04:14:10 PM
Testing is going well, but slowly.  I am developing on Ubuntu, and I don't have any idea which operating systems people are actively using.  Here's a survey to help me find out.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSee_fE7gUBgU2r2jjc-vAERrN5jiz9WALJW0HG0cR6_akK5KA/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.2092041095=Linux+--+Ubuntu

My test blockchain is frequently exposed
  bte.vima.austin.tx.us:26333



Some intersting items for your bytecoin.conf file:

Code:
#  -- Sample items in bytecoin.conf

#  -- of course you timestamp all your logs, why is this even an option?
logtimestamps=1

#  -- rpc
rpcport=
port=26333

# -- Test Node
addnode=bte.vima.austin.tx.us

# -- additional items
txindex=1
reindex=1
checkpoints=0

In case you compile your own source:
This number changes from time to time.
Code:
// 2018-03-17
    static MapCheckpoints mapCheckpoints =
        boost::assign::map_list_of
(   1, uint256 ("0x00000000119a96aae529bd633fa52b79cca70f7fd9d3b667c98b7811029da579"))
        ;
copper member
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
March 11, 2018, 01:26:58 AM
I Would Like Some help to build a windows Client. I Have Built in the current bitcoin build environment using Debian, But I'm not at all sure if I would attract any Users. does anyone know if there are any BTc pools still out there running these Days, I Think it would be great if we all showed the Coinplorer guys some love for providing this service, and if we let them know how great Bytecoin is, However this basic idea is to accept the block with the highest difficulty instead of the block that is first.  Then, to keep accepting blocks for at least an hour since the 6th previous block. so for a one man band you're doing a Simply Amazing job...!

full member
Activity: 368
Merit: 100
March 04, 2018, 10:24:51 PM
Update: more than a week gone by and no connections as yet. Any ideas appreciated.


Up and running at 173.239.240.19.


Thanks, Prof. Post some active nodes and I'll paste them in and see what happens.

I am just moving toward all IPv6.  No change on Bytecoin's part.  I do have an IPv4 port open, however.

I show a connection from a new IP at 2018-03-04 11:43:22 (GMT) this morning that has 58126 blocks.  It disconnected without sending its new blocks to me.  Perhaps that was you.  It is not accepting reconnect requests from my node.

The old seed nodes are dead.  I think new node information has to be given to get connected.  You can do that on command line or the bytecoin.conf file, either one.


I won't post someone else's addresses without permission.  Some people are touchy about that.
Try my address again, I'm monitoring it today to be sure it is stable.

legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
March 04, 2018, 03:19:22 PM
Thanks, Prof. Post some active nodes and I'll paste them in and see what happens.

I am just moving toward all IPv6.  No change on Bytecoin's part.  I do have an IPv4 port open, however.

I show a connection from a new IP at 2018-03-04 11:43:22 (GMT) this morning that has 58126 blocks.  It disconnected without sending its new blocks to me.  Perhaps that was you.  It is not accepting reconnect requests from my node.

The old seed nodes are dead.  I think new node information has to be given to get connected.  You can do that on command line or the bytecoin.conf file, either one.


I won't post someone else's addresses without permission.  Some people are touchy about that.
Try my address again, I'm monitoring it today to be sure it is stable.
full member
Activity: 368
Merit: 100
March 04, 2018, 03:05:13 PM
Thanks, Prof. Post some active nodes and I'll paste them in and see what happens.

I am just moving toward all IPv6.  No change on Bytecoin's part.  I do have an IPv4 port open, however.

I show a connection from a new IP at 2018-03-04 11:43:22 (GMT) this morning that has 58126 blocks.  It disconnected without sending its new blocks to me.  Perhaps that was you.  It is not accepting reconnect requests from my node.

The old seed nodes are dead.  I think new node information has to be given to get connected.  You can do that on command line or the bytecoin.conf file, either one.
legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
March 04, 2018, 01:05:24 PM
Perhaps IPv6 is part of the problem. I don't use 6 at all, in fact I block any IPv6 traffic for my own safety reasons. Are you saying that 0.081 will no longer work without an IPv6 connection?

No luck so far. Here's my bytecoin.conf that worked forever until the network quit. Adding the seednode line doesn't make any difference; still no connections. What changes will I have to make to get things working again? TIA.

server=1
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=
rpctimeout=30
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=6332



There is something a little unstable in my IPv6 configuration, and I drop the address sometimes.
Please try again, or PM (DM) me your ip and I'll see if I can connect to you.


I am just moving toward all IPv6.  No change on Bytecoin's part.  I do have an IPv4 port open, however.

I show a connection from a new IP at 2018-03-04 11:43:22 (GMT) this morning that has 58126 blocks.  It disconnected without sending its new blocks to me.  Perhaps that was you.  It is not accepting reconnect requests from my node.

The old seed nodes are dead.  I think new node information has to be given to get connected.  You can do that on command line or the bytecoin.conf file, either one.
full member
Activity: 368
Merit: 100
March 04, 2018, 06:08:15 AM
Perhaps IPv6 is part of the problem. I don't use 6 at all, in fact I block any IPv6 traffic for my own safety reasons. Are you saying that 0.081 will no longer work without an IPv6 connection?

No luck so far. Here's my bytecoin.conf that worked forever until the network quit. Adding the seednode line doesn't make any difference; still no connections. What changes will I have to make to get things working again? TIA.

server=1
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=
rpctimeout=30
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=6332



There is something a little unstable in my IPv6 configuration, and I drop the address sometimes.
Please try again, or PM (DM) me your ip and I'll see if I can connect to you.

legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
March 03, 2018, 03:49:05 PM
No luck so far. Here's my bytecoin.conf that worked forever until the network quit. Adding the seednode line doesn't make any difference; still no connections. What changes will I have to make to get things working again? TIA.

server=1
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=
rpctimeout=30
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=6332



There is something a little unstable in my IPv6 configuration, and I drop the address sometimes.
Please try again, or PM (DM) me your ip and I'll see if I can connect to you.
full member
Activity: 368
Merit: 100
March 03, 2018, 12:54:19 AM
No luck so far. Here's my bytecoin.conf that worked forever until the network quit. Adding the seednode line doesn't make any difference; still no connections. What changes will I have to make to get things working again? TIA.

server=1
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=
rpctimeout=30
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=6332


I have an old 0.81 BTE wallet that I have tried with some of the bytecoin.conf changes posted here, but it still will not connect to other nodes. Any help appreciated. TIA.


I am online 24/7 with about 85% uptime.  I have 1 steady peer connection, also an IPv6 address.  I received block 58120 dated Wed Feb 28 09:58:31 2018 (CST, UTC-6)

You can use the address seed.bte.vima.austin.tx.us to try to seed some addresses.  When people give permission to me, I will add their address to this seed list.

Add the following line to your bytecoin.conf file:

seednode=seed.bte.vima.austin.tx.us

legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
March 01, 2018, 09:42:48 PM

No.  All of the approaches that try to adjust the difficulty after the fact are working in the wrong part of the system.
I tentatively have a way to exclude blocks that are strip mined, and never include them in the block chain at all.  Then the difficulty does not have such wild excursions.


Can you share your code here so I can better understand. Thanks

I am doing some testing.  When I am satisfied, I will put the source on GitHub and make an announcement in this thread.  I hoped to be finished by last April.


I am repairing the Bytecoin (BTE) block-chain.  That is, I am re-calculating the block headers, but keeping all the transactions, and keeping the timestamps similar.  The process is not ready to release yet.  However, you can peek in and see the progress.  This repaired block-chain will occasionally be deleted and re-created during the forthcoming development and testing.
  • I will have multiple streams of blocks in the repaired chain.  
  • The Legacy blocks will be there, but the timestamps will be adjusted so that they appear to occur not significantly faster than each 10 minutes.  
  • The Legacy blocks, in order to prevent double-spend attacks, will not be usable in transactions until the entire repair is finished.
  • A stream of new blocks, not yet present, will be there.  When I get the stratum pool up and running, this stream will act pretty much like any other coin, and you can mine and spend from it.
  • I have not made a final decision, but I may keep the difficulty at 1 for the entire repaired chain.
  • There will be a transition from the time that the chain is repaired, to business as usual on the fully repaired chain.

To peek in:

  • make an empty directory ~/.bytecoin/26332
  • add a custom bytecoin.conf
  • do not add peers.dat
  • Encrypt your wallet.  Back it up.  Be cautious.
  • please don't use addnode, or otherwise connect to clients running the legacy block-chain.

Code:
checkpoints=0
connect=bte.vima.austin.tx.us:26332
listen=0

I have code named my technology Hard Turtle.  
legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
March 01, 2018, 09:03:51 PM
I have an old 0.81 BTE wallet that I have tried with some of the bytecoin.conf changes posted here, but it still will not connect to other nodes. Any help appreciated. TIA.


I am online 24/7 with about 85% uptime.  I have 1 steady peer connection, also an IPv6 address.  I received block 58120 dated Wed Feb 28 09:58:31 2018 (CST, UTC-6)

You can use the address seed.bte.vima.austin.tx.us to try to seed some addresses.  When people give permission to me, I will add their address to this seed list.

Add the following line to your bytecoin.conf file:

seednode=seed.bte.vima.austin.tx.us
full member
Activity: 368
Merit: 100
February 25, 2018, 03:20:16 AM
I have an old 0.81 BTE wallet that I have tried with some of the bytecoin.conf changes posted here, but it still will not connect to other nodes. Any help appreciated. TIA.
newbie
Activity: 90
Merit: 0
February 23, 2018, 06:21:23 AM
Where can I buy BTE? Current price is 0.001? So, 100 coins is 1 cent? That's a deal!

Don't get BTE (BitSerial) confused with the original BTE (ByteCoin). The work in this thread is to get the original ByteCoin back online.

This reminds me - if we bring ByteCoin back from the dead what should it be called? Maybe OBC = Original ByteCoin ? Smiley



I'm considering this path.
http://iounote.vima.austin.tx.us


I can help you with your HTML CSS and Javascript.
legendary
Activity: 1246
Merit: 1002
February 19, 2018, 09:28:03 PM
Where can I buy BTE? Current price is 0.001? So, 100 coins is 1 cent? That's a deal!

Don't get BTE (BitSerial) confused with the original BTE (ByteCoin). The work in this thread is to get the original ByteCoin back online.

This reminds me - if we bring ByteCoin back from the dead what should it be called? Maybe OBC = Original ByteCoin ? Smiley



I'm considering this path.
http://iounote.vima.austin.tx.us
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