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Hhhm.. let me try to answer the questions although some of them are pretty ambiguous


Hhm.. I'm not sure what you mean by "hosting parameters". A "hosting" node is nothing more but just daemon running on a public ip to which other nodes can connect.

Depends on your server My experience is that Amazon EC2 ubuntu micro instance can easily handle +100 connections. Obviously all cryptocurrencies are p2p by nature so the network starts to "spread" so it is not easy to give an explicit answer.

The minimum basic setting for mining requires two nodes connected to each other.

Yes.. ? I'm not sure if understood the question..

The following "minimum" configuration should be just ok: e.g.
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=password
daemon=1

Well not for free at least.

So I saw this tutorial and it corresponds to the part of the questions, could you answer the remaining?

I want to know the situation well and did not have a doubt.

I have created a tutorial on how to set up your own "hosting " node.
https://github.com/coincreator/tutorials/tree/master/tutorials/LinuxDaemonHosting

I am interested in creating your coins using the coincreator.

I do not know what's with my coin when the hosting of  will end.

What kind of hosting parameters will be used for my coins?
How many people can connect to that node?

You mentioned the two nodes are needed? it is only at the very beginning, later users already are, so perhaps there is no need?

Is setting daemon already gives a fully functional coin? (mining)
How should correctly set xxx.conf later if I want to buy its own hosting?
Can you say something about the configuration files for these nodes for later?

Do you perform more complicated coin? according to someone's mind?

It is not likely that we will add scrypt-n or pos in the future.

Seeing more an more of these type of sites popping up. Saw one, very similar to this, but they have more algo's and even pos. Any ideas of pos and scrypt-n and such on this one?

Created a tutorial on how to compile a linux-qt wallet from the sources!

https://github.com/coincreator/tutorials/tree/master/tutorials/LinuxQtBuilding

Hhhm... It is not likely we will be offering any "custom altcoin consulting" if that's what you mean. Or at least the incentive should be very tempting

You know.. as I stated before there are already people wanting to pay 2BTC/month for just a coin support
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/sponsored-story-build-scrypt-coin-receive-10-btc/2014/03/05

Yes, there is no support, that I need. After the coin start there is a lot of bugs, problem.

I'am searching a developer, who can help the full support, after when I create my coin with coin creator.

Finding a competent willing programmer to make updates is not easy, the old forum users here are expensive, and most guys coming to the scene are reluctant to tackle  the job and follow through, maybe that is something coin creator could add as a service?
I still want to launch a coin but I find that the coins I support always listen to the community and they have to make minor changes later.

You get the sources of your coin so it "can be updated". This obviously requires recompiling of the binaries.

But no. We won't do this for you. After you get the coin and sources you are pretty much on your own when it comes to "updating" your coin.

Your best option would be to check-in the source codes to a public github repository and hope you find some collaborators to make any updates to your coin you want. Or maybe you can do them yourself. (but why would you use our service in the first place if you already have the skillset )

I still want a coin, if I launch one, how is it updated? can anybody update it? or would it be just whoever has the source could update it or fork it?

Yeah.. you know how it is..

We developers tend to "over-justify/defend" the software/applications we have created

There is only one thing in life worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about

You have to be more specific. I haven't encountered any such issues or got any feedback about the debug logging working incorrectly.
The win executable searchs for default a config file named 'coin.conf' residing in the same folder as the executable itself. You're the first person 'complaining' about this so it is not likely we are going to change the default behaviour. However you can override the values with e.g. giving the launch parameters -conf and -datadir. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin#Bitcoin.conf_Configuration_File

Hhhm.. why would you want the DLL files? There are (at least) two ways two build the windows executable: With the DLL files included/not included in the executable. Why would you want ~6 smaller files instead of 1 larger single file? To my understanding the offical Bitcoin QT release does not contain any DLL files but they are bound to the executable. (As is with coincreator) Let me know if you find a Windows environment in which our executable does not work without the DLL files.

This could be a bug. Let me investigate further. When I recompiled a coin from sources the icon was there. But this was a manual compile.


In general we try to be as transparent as possible. We have the Freecoin option so people not too familiar with cryptocurrencies can figure out what really comes with our service and what not.

make SCRYPT coin ，port and rpcport value is how much ? How to set

I had a coin made by CoinCreator really to test out, and get an idea of what the code will be like, how good it will be, etc.

Firstly, it's not bad, and far better than the Coingen stuff that I have seen on their website.


Still there are niggles which I would ask CC to address, and let me know how to fix them.



1. The Debug Log doesn't work (maybe this is because there is only one connection, from your node)?

2. The programme does not create a Roaming file, but loads everything in Winqt including coin.conf (can this be created, not using a coin.conf but a XXXXcoin.conf and placed in Roaming?)

3. The Winqt file looks like an ordinary Roaming file except it contains the qt-client.

But there are no files that I expected along with the qt, like:

libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll, libstdc++-6.dll, mingwm10.dll, QtCore4.dll, etc, etc (I just copied them from a Doge folder but you get the drift)

4. there is no icon for qt file when in folder (on Windows 7 I get a black box on Vista just a space where the icon should be)



I'm not even a beginner when it comes to coding or understanding what these files do.

Can CC explain the points above, and how I might address them?

NB: Trying to get a node for myself with the instructions given on the site didn't work. Probably my fault, but it did not like the litecoind command (or something like that).


Again, just to note the service is not bad at all, in fact it is quite good, and it seems to work. But if I want to eventually market a coin, it needs to be set up in the traditional way.


This is what I would like:

A qt in the downloads folder with the funny .dll files
A bunch offiles in AppData Roaming, and not with a conf file called coin.conf



How do I achieve that?

Just to let you know I created a script for Genesis block creation.
It might help you if you want to create a coin from the scratch/understand better how a genesis block can be created

https://github.com/lhartikk/GenesisH0

0.075BTC as stated in the http://coincreator.net website.

You can also create a test coin for free.

How much is a coin?