Topic: [DVC]DevCoin - Official Thread - Moderated - page 181. (Read 1058949 times)

I have 4 1k mb ram, which yields around 3.5 gb ram, but with browsers and different apps running at the same time, the cpu meter on my wxp-pc is up to 100% way too often.

I want to upgrade the cpu on this pc from amd-dl-cr-3500 to amd-dl-cr-5600, would that help keep the cpu meter level stay lower more of the time, with similar use of the pc ?

"For one, you add to the list of clients that provide confirmations to the network."

Does that mean that running it helps in the efforts of speeding up the mining of Bitcoins and Devcoins, which involves completing of blocks ?

So far I've been running the dvcn-app all the time.

http://blisterpool.com/

For one, you add to the list of clients that provide confirmations to the network.

I have also been told that fees are distributed to open clients, but I've never seen a fee deposit in my client.

I keep mine open 24/7. It doesn't eat up too much system resources. If it does, maybe you need more RAM.

"When it's open, you assist the network."

I just set up the app 1 week ago and reinstalled it again yesterday, but this time correctly. That's why I'm asking you, "how does anyones personal computer help assist the network by running the app ?"

How does that work ?

How does anyones personal computer help assist the network by running the app ?

When it's open, you assist the network. But, yes, you can shut it down and open it back up any time. The problem with that is that you will have to wait for the blockchain to catch up every time if you close it.

Does the devcoin-app have to stay open 24/7 or can it be shut down most of the time and opened just to check or use it, or let it run at a certain time each day for an hour or 2.

Most of the times when I check it's using 100k, 175k, or even up to 250k cpu just running in the background. Some of the times when I check it's only using 5k, 15k, 25k cpu, but most of the times it's in the much higher range of cpu usage.

Link? I can direct some hashing that way

Thats the current official old devcoin code new one 0.8.5 is under testing we need more hash on hunterbunters pool to mine a block so we can switch versions.

0.3.25.1-beta is the version I have.

Wolongs crew and devcoin holders all dumping.. Wolong
I think secretly wants lower price to buy more for a pump.. but he never said this.

If ur not using the daemon then you can delete the conf file.. csv will be downloaded when its posted online. You can turn qt wallet on to check balance if its synced up to network.. then it only has to dl latest blocks.

What happened with the rate guys  $300 per 1M DVC 

Does the devcoin-app have to stay open 24/7 or can it be shut down most of the time and opened just to check or use it, or let it run at a certain time each day for an hour or 2.

Alot of times when I check it's using 100k, 175k, or even up to 250k cpu just running in the background, other times it's only using 5k, 15k, 25k cpu.

What does the devcoin.conf-file do, what wouldn't work without the
devcoin.conf-file, and why was-is-it left out of the dvcn-w32-app dnld ?

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?'s about devcoin.conf settings:

devcoin.conf file:
server=1
daemon=1

rpcuser= ###### (Should this be the "computer-account-name" or just choose any usr-nm ?)

rpcpassword= ###### ( What is this pw for, what does it open, when is it used, who uses it ?)

rpcport=6333
port=52333

What does rpc stand for ?

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dvtm-app is now syncing slowly 1 block at a time after reaching 127,000 blocks, 8-connections, 0 t,

Dvcn-database-folder: downloaded 63: log.0000000001 -- log.0000000063 db-files, all are the same, 9.53mb,

and stopped downloading receiver files at rf#31.csv. Where is rf#32.csv and rf#33.csv, shouldn't they be added now too ?

set rpcpassword to a safe pw only you know and change port to 52333, thats why you only get one connection. Most nodes are running on 52333. RPCPort can stay as is.

I installed the:

Devcoin-exp-w32-setup.exe (dec-2013-bld)

Does the devcoin-app have to stay open 24/7 or can it be shut down most of the time and opened just to check or use it ?

According to the dvcn-app-mnl-rdm.txt:

"Every configuration is made inside the devcoin.conf file u moved/copied. Important; change your Username and Password in devcoin.conf."

If the "devcoin.conf-file" is so important, why was-is there no "devcoin.conf-file" (and no dvcn-app-mnl-rdm.txt) anywhere to be found in the:

devcoin-exp-w32-setup.exe (dec-2013-bld) dnld that I'm now using,

and also not to be found in the dvcn-w32-app dnld from the main dvcn-w32-app at the Devcoin website dnld-pg.

What does the devcoin.conf-file do, what wouldn't work without the
devcoin.conf-file, and why was-is-it left out of the dvcn-w32-app dnld ?

Just by chance I found a copy of the "dvcn-app-mnl-rdm.txt" and the "devcoin.conf-file" included with another much older dvcn-w32-app dnld in a post on this forum.

If I must add a devcoin.conf file which folder does it go into:

Where it says in the "dvcn-app-mnl-rdm.txt" [ "change your "username and password" in devcoin.conf." ]

Which "username and password" is this [ "line listed above" ] referring to, where do I copy them from,

"and what port #s need to be entered ?"

What #s and usr-nm should I enter into the devcoin.conf file contents listed below:

devcoin.conf file:
server=1
daemon=1
rpcuser= ###### (computer account name or just choose any usr-nm ?)
rpcpassword= ###### ( What is this pw for, what does it open, when is it used, who uses it ?)
rpcport=6333
port=52333

What does rpc stand for ?

dvtm-app is now syncing slowly 1 block at a time after reaching 127,000 blocks, is that right ?

database folder: downloaded 63: log.0000000001 -- log.0000000063 db-files, all are the same, 9.53mb.

and stopped downloading receiver files at rf#31.csv, where is rf#32.csv and rf#33.csv, is that right ? Shouldn't they be added now too ?

Thank you

I sent you some yesterday??

There was another but I lost the link for it.

More faucets could always help. They help get people interested. I'd suggest instead of doing it based on # of people that request, though, it be based on time. Make it like the Bitcoin ones where you can collect every x period of time (30 minutes, 4 hours, whatever).

I have no answers for you here.

Is this the only faucet for devcoin? Also would it be of any benefit to start my own faucet?
Thanks,
-AM