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Quote from: TheRealSilk on March 04, 2015, 11:26:11 AM

Quote from: whitecloud on March 09, 2015, 05:39:55 AM

'Blockchain verified complaite, wait synced blocks'
What does it mean?

It should be changed to :
'Blockchain verification complete, waiting for synched blocks'
Has been addressed several times to devs...

You have downloaded the latest version?

yes I think so...
Where can I find the latest Mac client?

where can I find the latest Mac client? Huh

thanks

Why is everybody ignoring my question???

I just don't think there are any MAC users signing on lately. I thought Mac OS was linux, can't you run linux wallet?

Well it could be for the same reasons why I'm not using it anymore-- the old version worked with just a double-click of the installer.

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Open the online wallet, there you can see what kind of OS people are using
and so far I can see there are also Mac users.

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Quote from: patmast3r on March 09, 2015, 02:53:48 AM

Quote from: LemonAndFries on March 08, 2015, 04:42:00 PM

Quick thought: maybe other exchanges are not listing node because nem will be listed by them when launched. I believe node is seen as a competitor to nem since they both spawned off the idea from nxt. Seeing all the hardcore nemsters in this thread every now and then trying to FUD node makes node look like their main competition. Maybe there is backroom deals going on with the nem team and exchanges.

I don't think Exchanges give a flying fart about wether projects are rivals.
Poloniex says they list innovative coins so if you contacted them they would probably add NODE.
The hard part ist often not being listed but staying on an exchange. If the volume is too low you'll be delisted again and coming back from that seems more than unlikely.

Also nemsters trying to FUD here ? I hope you don't mean Taunsew ?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10689728

?

Lol..hardly representative.

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Quote from: Nexxie on March 09, 2015, 05:46:52 AM

Quote from: TheRealSilk on March 04, 2015, 11:26:11 AM

Quote from: Nexxie on March 09, 2015, 05:46:52 AM

'Blockchain verified complaite, wait synced blocks'
What does it mean?

It should be changed to :
'Blockchain verification complete, waiting for synched blocks'
Has been addressed several times to devs...

You have downloaded the latest version?

yes I think so...
Where can I find the latest Mac client?

where can I find the latest Mac client? Huh

thanks

Why is everybody ignoring my question???

I just don't think there are any MAC users signing on lately. I thought Mac OS was linux, can't you run linux wallet?

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Quote from: TheRealSilk on March 04, 2015, 11:26:11 AM

Quote from: Thiball on March 09, 2015, 07:10:54 AM

'Blockchain verified complaite, wait synced blocks'
What does it mean?

It should be changed to :
'Blockchain verification complete, waiting for synched blocks'
Has been addressed several times to devs...

You have downloaded the latest version?

yes I think so...
Where can I find the latest Mac client?

where can I find the latest Mac client? Huh

thanks

Why is everybody ignoring my question???

There isn't a Mac version of the latest client update. I haven't used it yet, but I was told that the Linux version should work just fine.

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Quote from: kevinkk525 on March 09, 2015, 06:54:48 AM

Quote from: Thiball on March 09, 2015, 06:20:50 AM

Nexxie, I don't know, sorry.

About the linux version to log in. I had some problem with my web browser and I've benn disconnected sometimes. Can I be log in without using a browser? If yes, how can I do it please?

If you login to forge this is not neccessary on linux clients. You only need to put your passphrase into the clientConfig.js in the lib folder (or create that file as it is missing in the latest version).
Then you can see the progress of blockchain verification in your browser and after that you are good to go without a login in the browser

I have to create a new folder "lib" and to create a new file "clientConfig.js" and write :

Quote

var ClientConfig = (function() {
return {
accName: 'mypassword'
};
})();

module.exports = ClientConfig;

Am I right ?

exactly.

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Quote from: kevinkk525 on March 09, 2015, 06:54:48 AM

Quote from: Thiball on March 09, 2015, 06:20:50 AM

Nexxie, I don't know, sorry.

About the linux version to log in. I had some problem with my web browser and I've benn disconnected sometimes. Can I be log in without using a browser? If yes, how can I do it please?

If you login to forge this is not neccessary on linux clients. You only need to put your passphrase into the clientConfig.js in the lib folder (or create that file as it is missing in the latest version).
Then you can see the progress of blockchain verification in your browser and after that you are good to go without a login in the browser

I have to create a new folder "lib" and to create a new file "clientConfig.js" and write :

Quote

var ClientConfig = (function() {
return {
accName: 'mypassword'
};
})();

module.exports = ClientConfig;

Am I right ?

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The big picture in the ANN that shows the node url in a browser points towards the olt port 19775 and the picture shows 19775.. this should also be updated...

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Quote from: Thiball on March 09, 2015, 06:20:50 AM

Nexxie, I don't know, sorry.

About the linux version to log in. I had some problem with my web browser and I've benn disconnected sometimes. Can I be log in without using a browser? If yes, how can I do it please?

If you login to forge this is not neccessary on linux clients. You only need to put your passphrase into the clientConfig.js in the lib folder (or create that file as it is missing in the latest version).
Then you can see the progress of blockchain verification in your browser and after that you are good to go without a login in the browser

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Nexxie, I don't know, sorry.

About the linux version to log in. I had some problem with my web browser and I've benn disconnected sometimes. Can I be log in without using a browser? If yes, how can I do it please?

Nexxie

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Quote from: TheRealSilk on March 04, 2015, 11:26:11 AM