ECCoin (ECC) Takeover by Trusted-Cryptos Team [Griffith] - page 40.

Bansheroom

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Quote from: Griffith on September 16, 2014, 01:03:57 PM

u dont need to delete that with every update, there was just a few updates when i was changing the interest % and block stake times that u needed to delete that, i actually don't recommend that you delete that folder anymore. if u need to get it started u can add connect=129.21.141.139 to your conf file. this will get you a connect to one of the nodes. actually u can change the addnode= to connect= for the nodes in the conf file but i recommend that after it gets synced you change these back to addnode= so that you dont only connect to node and get p2p connections as well. sometimes a peer file populated by the people in the network (which is what u get from the nodes) is needed to start syncing. so try that, try changing all of the addnode= in the conf file to connect= and see if that works.

Im doing a resync with 1.8.2.1 atm, seems to work and i will let it finish and do a backup before i start updating again.
I deleted the dir and tried to resync just because after the update from 1.8.2.1 to 1.9 sync became more and more unreliable and eventually stopped completly.

taaku

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whats up with multipool

BarTeam

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HGPUPC addicted!

Quote from: Krista on September 16, 2014, 01:57:40 PM

Hello.
Where it is possible to look at transaction ID?
A week ago I sent 5000000 ECC to AllCoin still didn't come.
Advise what to do?

Here: http://129.21.141.139:3000

BarTeam

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Go vote for ECC over BTer (listed by me).

https://bter.com/voting#ECC

Krista

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Hello.
Where it is possible to look at transaction ID?
A week ago I sent 5000000 ECC to AllCoin still didn't come.
Advise what to do?

q-biq

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Quote from: Griffith on September 16, 2014, 09:50:13 AM

Quote from: q-biq on September 16, 2014, 09:39:15 AM

Tried to move some coins to Swisscex and got stuck -

http://129.21.141.139:3000/tx/5203675dcced15d91cb4eef2dbf01656dab5a3222ac42444d3e17537d8df753d

Any1 know why?

it looks like that is just an orphaned block and they will move over in a later block

hm stil stuck?

Griffith

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u dont need to delete that with every update, there was just a few updates when i was changing the interest % and block stake times that u needed to delete that, i actually don't recommend that you delete that folder anymore. if u need to get it started u can add connect=129.21.141.139 to your conf file. this will get you a connect to one of the nodes. actually u can change the addnode= to connect= for the nodes in the conf file but i recommend that after it gets synced you change these back to addnode= so that you dont only connect to node and get p2p connections as well. sometimes a peer file populated by the people in the network (which is what u get from the nodes) is needed to start syncing. so try that, try changing all of the addnode= in the conf file to connect= and see if that works.

Bansheroom

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I cant get 1.9 to sync. Prev. Version worked, but after update even with deleting the whole ecc dir in appdata it does not even start to sync.
Config file or not makes no difference.

q-biq

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Quote from: Griffith on September 16, 2014, 09:50:13 AM

Quote from: q-biq on September 16, 2014, 09:39:15 AM

Tried to move some coins to Swisscex and got stuck -

http://129.21.141.139:3000/tx/5203675dcced15d91cb4eef2dbf01656dab5a3222ac42444d3e17537d8df753d

Any1 know why?

it looks like that is just an orphaned block and they will move over in a later block

Phjuu, sounds good Cheesy

Griffith

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Quote from: q-biq on September 16, 2014, 09:39:15 AM

Tried to move some coins to Swisscex and got stuck -

http://129.21.141.139:3000/tx/5203675dcced15d91cb4eef2dbf01656dab5a3222ac42444d3e17537d8df753d

Any1 know why?

it looks like that is just an orphaned block and they will move over in a later block

q-biq

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Tried to move some coins to Swisscex and got stuck -

http://129.21.141.139:3000/tx/5203675dcced15d91cb4eef2dbf01656dab5a3222ac42444d3e17537d8df753d

Any1 know why?

askcoin2

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Quote from: Griffith on September 15, 2014, 12:05:46 PM

Quote from: askcoin2 on September 15, 2014, 11:17:54 AM

Quote from: Griffith on September 15, 2014, 08:29:01 AM

askcoin runs windows wallets? interesting. ummm... bad allocation in the message processing of blocks. ill look at that segment. the net must be doing something weird

Please read carefully:
- AskCoin uses compiled version v1.9.2.0 under Linux - there is no problem for now with it
- Client v.1.9.0.0 runs on Windows and is used for private use only :-)

ohhhhh ok. that makes more sense. yes i am aware of the issues with windows. im in the process of working through the windows build with all of the errors returned by -Wall for gcc to see if there is anything in there that would tell me where the error is

Yesterday windows client raised exceptions and logged:

Code:

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EXCEPTION: St9bad_alloc       
std::bad_alloc       
c:\WinApp\Coin\EasyClearCoin\eccoin-1.9.exe in ProcessMessages()       

ProcessMessage(getblocks, 965 bytes) FAILED
getblocks 194817 to 4185ef2e628fd1f4e201 limit 10000


************************
EXCEPTION: St9bad_alloc       
std::bad_alloc       
c:\WinApp\Coin\EasyClearCoin\eccoin-1.9.exe in ProcessMessages()       

ProcessMessage(getblocks, 965 bytes) FAILED
getblocks 194817 to e2e01f71f66df8e8af4a limit 10000


************************
EXCEPTION: St9bad_alloc       
std::bad_alloc       
c:\WinApp\Coin\EasyClearCoin\eccoin-1.9.exe in ProcessMessages()       

ProcessMessage(getblocks, 965 bytes) FAILED
getblocks 194817 to 6a722f4bf23ec890feaa limit 10000

Today no exceptions but pos has stucked. Logged many messages like that:

Code:

received block 40cbcce7938737a2d0d4
ERROR: CheckProofOfStake() : INFO: check kernel failed on coinstake 1b32cfcee6fc7ef36770fb7244615e3786976bc92205f3aba95ed4886101dcd4, hashProof=204a2f0fd989a1b88176c3d9bb5788e07b4195a3b055b658f4cb8fb02fb66472
WARNING: ProcessBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block 40cbcce7938737a2d0d41a8b282846957260252005ab5177929c5664daa9b29e
received block 67bcddf838e065b99b4e
ERROR: CheckProofOfStake() : INFO: check kernel failed on coinstake 6335cf4fc20a13162da8d28d2b7cc53ac4ea2a7e60804bca16cfab09e4913d90, hashProof=7df116397b2dd6611c91a665768f3a5def7c1de044b95bfc5f14f52bd2a86135
WARNING: ProcessBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block 67bcddf838e065b99b4ef55989119f2979caba6aca8974e10705eb103504a7c2
received block f2d9214337c35e082dad
ERROR: CheckProofOfStake() : INFO: check kernel failed on coinstake e98c4a28a2cd2dbe2f1b5b7767d7c2be38c6dc5947523d451583bb5d5ab82199, hashProof=2235f878757df76cdaa385856e90894ddb22e17ed19f2fb69cebb59eaefdfe05
WARNING: ProcessBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block f2d9214337c35e082dad56909846f8b8cd444215e207abf91be5a8db0ae5dccd
received block 4bb576f64379c75b1e3b
ERROR: CheckProofOfStake() : INFO: check kernel failed on coinstake cacfe8bb069bf199dc87b90c829d4de85486602132a28dd11b2742256adf83fd, hashProof=32fb1b317cae389318c0ac71247d418df7dac9e0f97ddf1dc7ed7e58b0025906
WARNING: ProcessBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block 4bb576f64379c75b1e3b454ef6fb30808d2e3997422062af0ea086e7859ab908
received block 9f372642e39f2079afa0

BarTeam

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Blocks are being produced more regularly..

Keep your wallets up... It strengths the network. If you can and are willing to be a node, just open the port over your router/firewall and use the provided .conf file.

There are also some people that are willing to sell this coin low... =) So this means great investments for the ones interested.

Cheers! And if you can, please review the ECC code. We all thank you for that.

Griffith

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Quote from: askcoin2 on September 15, 2014, 11:17:54 AM

Quote from: Griffith on September 15, 2014, 08:29:01 AM

askcoin runs windows wallets? interesting. ummm... bad allocation in the message processing of blocks. ill look at that segment. the net must be doing something weird

Please read carefully:
- AskCoin uses compiled version v1.9.2.0 under Linux - there is no problem for now with it
- Client v.1.9.0.0 runs on Windows and is used for private use only :-)

ohhhhh ok. that makes more sense. yes i am aware of the issues with windows. im in the process of working through the windows build with all of the errors returned by -Wall for gcc to see if there is anything in there that would tell me where the error is

askcoin2

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Quote from: Griffith on September 15, 2014, 08:29:01 AM

askcoin runs windows wallets? interesting. ummm... bad allocation in the message processing of blocks. ill look at that segment. the net must be doing something weird

Please read carefully:
- AskCoin uses compiled version v1.9.2.0 under Linux - there is no problem for now with it
- Client v.1.9.0.0 runs on Windows and is used for private use only :-)

Griffith

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askcoin runs windows wallets? interesting. ummm... bad allocation in the message processing of blocks. ill look at that segment. the net must be doing something weird

askcoin2

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Quote from: Griffith on September 14, 2014, 11:32:32 PM

Quote from: tadakaluri on September 14, 2014, 10:48:02 PM

Quote from: askcoin2 on September 14, 2014, 11:20:32 AM

Yesterday we've updated ECC client v1.9.2.0.
Blocks are synchronized now.

Where can we get the ECC Client v1.9.2.0?

In OP there is only v1.9!!

for normal users there is no 1.9.2. that is nodes, mining pools, and exchanges only

We've compiled sources of the ECC client available on github (master head).

askcoin2

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When I use windows client v 1.9.0 after unlocking walllet (to enable PoS) I get an exception in a few minutes:

Code:

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Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
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Runtime Error!

Program: c:\WinApp\Coin\EasyClearCoin\eccoin-1.9.exe

This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.


---------------------------
OK   
---------------------------

Code:

EXCEPTION: Std9bad_allocstd::bad_alloc c:\WinApp\Coin\EasyClearCoin\eccoin-1.9.exe in ThreadMessageHandler()

I've got the exception a few times every time I unlocked the wallet.

Griffith

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Quote from: tadakaluri on September 14, 2014, 10:48:02 PM

Quote from: askcoin2 on September 14, 2014, 11:20:32 AM

Yesterday we've updated ECC client v1.9.2.0.
Blocks are synchronized now.

Where can we get the ECC Client v1.9.2.0?

In OP there is only v1.9!!

for normal users there is no 1.9.2. that is nodes, mining pools, and exchanges only

tadakaluri

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Quote from: askcoin2 on September 14, 2014, 11:20:32 AM

Yesterday we've updated ECC client v1.9.2.0.
Blocks are synchronized now.

Where can we get the ECC Client v1.9.2.0?

In OP there is only v1.9!!

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