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.