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K1773R

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Quote from: markm on October 26, 2012, 01:45:20 PM

Does bitcoin have an actual "installer" thingie for Windows yet that could be adapted for other coins? Or is Windows still basically a horrible mess for all the types of coins?

-MarkM-

which part of winblows is not a horrible mess?

markm

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Does bitcoin have an actual "installer" thingie for Windows yet that could be adapted for other coins? Or is Windows still basically a horrible mess for all the types of coins?

-MarkM-

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Quote from: Unthinkingbit on October 26, 2012, 01:36:51 PM

Quote from: K1773R on October 24, 2012, 02:29:09 PM

just compiled it on a squeeze x86, enjoy:

http://darkgamex.ch/devcoin/
MD5: 52e64363838315633c64d883c79ecfc3

have fun ^^

Hi K1773R,

Thanks for making a binary and helping someone install it.

To Everyone,

I suggest a bounty of a generation share for each binary on a different Linux distribution, any objections?

If its not win ready I'd add a share for that as well, perhaps even 2 because that port is probably a smidge more difficult... but otherwise sounds good to me as stated :-)

markm

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Quote from: Unthinkingbit on October 26, 2012, 01:36:51 PM

To Everyone,

I suggest a bounty of a generation share for each binary on a different Linux distribution, any objections?

Sounds good.

-MarkM-

Unthinkingbit

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Quote from: K1773R on October 24, 2012, 02:29:09 PM

just compiled it on a squeeze x86, enjoy:

http://darkgamex.ch/devcoin/
MD5: 52e64363838315633c64d883c79ecfc3

have fun ^^

Hi K1773R,

Thanks for making a binary and helping someone install it.

To Everyone,

I suggest a bounty of a generation share for each binary on a different Linux distribution, any objections?

markm

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Looks like maybe some arbitrageur(s) finally got around to cashing in on the fact that DeVCoins had been cheaper on Vircurex than on the Digitalis Open Transactions server for quite a while. Take a good look at http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html and maybe you'll see why some folks might be looking to pick up DVC cheap to bring to the Digitalis Open Transactions server to buy stuff with it...

-MarkM-

jasinlee

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Its as easy as 0, 1, 1, 2, 3

They are backing some pretty awesome projects and btc has become something people are going to distance themselves from as asics get released.

pyra-proxy

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Not going to post a blowing up thread but holy cow dvc just shot up in price, major activity today! Did I miss some news? lol

jasinlee

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Its as easy as 0, 1, 1, 2, 3

Now if we can make a single client to hold all the alt coins in one program....

Icoin

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there will be a new lightwight client out there what would need just a slightly adjustment for devcoin:

https://github.com/jgarzik/picocoin

K1773R

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Quote from: xchrix on October 24, 2012, 04:31:49 PM

thank you K1773R ! but when i try to run it, it doesnt start and hangs my ssh Sad

so i tried to compile it on my own. after a few errors and searching i managed to geht a bitcoind file. renamed it to devcoind... when i try to start i get this error message:

Code:

./devcoind --daemon


************************
EXCEPTION: 11DbException       
DbEnv::open: Invalid argument       
bitcoin in AppInit()       

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DbException'
  what():  DbEnv::open: Invalid argument
Aborted

edit: ok i see this in my .devcoin/db.log

Code:

replication requires locking support

maybe i get this because i am running it on a virtual server?

could be, this would also explain the ssh lockup. altough i dont think file locks are prohibited on a VPS.

xchrix

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thank you K1773R ! but when i try to run it, it doesnt start and hangs my ssh Sad

so i tried to compile it on my own. after a few errors and searching i managed to geht a bitcoind file. renamed it to devcoind... when i try to start i get this error message:

Code:

./devcoind --daemon


************************
EXCEPTION: 11DbException       
DbEnv::open: Invalid argument       
bitcoin in AppInit()       

terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DbException'
  what():  DbEnv::open: Invalid argument
Aborted

edit: ok i see this in my .devcoin/db.log

Code:

replication requires locking support

maybe i get this because i am running it on a virtual server?

K1773R

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just compiled it on a squeeze x86, enjoy:

http://darkgamex.ch/devcoin/
MD5: 52e64363838315633c64d883c79ecfc3

have fun ^^

K1773R

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Quote from: xchrix on October 24, 2012, 01:36:12 PM

hello

i am new do devcoin. already bought some devcoin bounty shares at cryptostocks
now i am trying to run my own devcoind on my server but i am not good at compiling Wink

are there any binaries for debian 32 bit?
the links on this page arent working: http://www.devcoin.org/?q=node/2

squeeze?

xchrix

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hello

i am new do devcoin. already bought some devcoin bounty shares at cryptostocks
now i am trying to run my own devcoind on my server but i am not good at compiling Wink

are there any binaries for debian 32 bit?
the links on this page arent working: http://www.devcoin.org/?q=node/2

Icoin

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Devcoin Bounty (DVB) Voting Passed!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1287368

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Quote from: markm on October 22, 2012, 08:05:37 AM

The receiver_0.csv, receiver_1.csv etc etc files need to be in your "current directory" when you run the program, or you can pre-place them in ~/.devcoin/receiver/ directory which is where it will put them once it finds them.

The problem is that one of the three sites it tries to download early files from went offline, so there is no longer an odd number of sites for it to download them from to check that a majority of them agree as to the contents of the files.

I packaged all the old receiver files along with the program precisely to fix this. So just run initially from right there where those files are and it will find them and such them in to where it wants them.

-MarkM-

ty works now

markm

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The receiver_0.csv, receiver_1.csv etc etc files need to be in your "current directory" when you run the program, or you can pre-place them in ~/.devcoin/receiver/ directory which is where it will put them once it finds them.

The problem is that one of the three sites it tries to download early files from went offline, so there is no longer an odd number of sites for it to download them from to check that a majority of them agree as to the contents of the files.

I packaged all the old receiver files along with the program precisely to fix this. So just run initially from right there where those files are and it will find them and suck them in to where it wants them.

-MarkM-

K1773R

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im getting spammed with the following message while downloading the blockchain:

Code:

Number of pages in getCommonOutputByText: 3
Insufficient identical pages in getCommonOutputByText.
Could not get the page: http://www.perth-exchange.org/receiver_1.csv
Response returned with status code 404

am only i affected by this?

EDIT:
now im getting this:

Code:

Number of pages in getCommonOutputByText: 3
Insufficient identical pages in getCommonOutputByText.
Warning, writeFileText in receiver.h won't write the file:
/home/k1773r/.devcoin/receiver/receiver_1.csv
because the text is blank.
No coin addresses were found, there may be something wrong with the receiver_x.csv files.
Could not get the page: http://www.perth-exchange.org/receiver_1.csv
Response returned with status code 404

EDIT2:
just got stuck at 3999 blocks, there is also a note "WARNING: Displayed transactions may not be correct! You may need to upgrade, or other nodes may need to upgrade." but i do have the latest version from SF (first post).

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Quote from: pyra-proxy on October 16, 2012, 11:31:25 AM

Could you not make possibly one of the most significant bounties to the current cryptocoin ecosystem to help deal with this? And that is a bounty for say one of the following scenarios:

1) Implementation and tested patch to dvc which upgrades the system to a full ledger system complete with empty address pruning etc.
2) Hybrid Implementation where 1 or more ledger check points are auto-generated periodically which allow the pruning of the block chain older than the last maintained ledger check point (kind of like a dynamic genesis block of sorts) and all "current" transactions/blocks are processed as normal until they have sufficiently aged and rolled up into the ledger checkpoint system.
3) Some other well discussed/planned and approved idea that meets the same purpose and requirements.
..

Requests have already been made to the bitcoin developers to fix the blockchain bloat problem, no one has done it because it is a very difficult problem. I'd estimate it would take at least a 2,000 BTC bounty to fix the problem. Devcoin currently has a market cap of about 4,000 BTC bitcoins, and realistically can only put 1% to any single bounty, so a maximum 40 BTC bounty. This is way too low to pay for a fix to the bloat problem, so there's no point in offering such a bounty.

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