All good points, happy to see all this going on, a few days and I'm sure lots of people will start talking about the new forthcoming releases.
Good timing
Good timing
Topic: Gridcoin (GRC) - first coin utilizing BOINC - Official Thread - page 149. (Read 597425 times)
I think once the new cpu mining goes live we will move into the Top 10 on Boinc in no time.
All good points, happy to see all this going on, a few days and I'm sure lots of people will start talking about the new forthcoming releases.
Good timing
Good timing
I double this question, Twitter account is basically dead, and atm the dev speed is as important as keeping website fresh, keep visiting here (by far the most visited forum for cryptos), and keep posting on Twitter.
Even once you'll develop all, you'll get no result if you did not tease before, pushed marketing, count downs to release day, creating the buzz.
I love the idea of this coin but original dev team should be as preset in developing as much in marketing even if that means slowing down developing a bit. Loads of ppl know about GRC, many doubt about because of the silence on Twitter.
Just my suggestion, keep up the good work guys but try putting as much of it on marketing
What's important is getting it working, and you're looking completely over the fact that this could move all of the gpu miners to boinc under gridcoin and greatly help the development of cures for diseases etc.Even once you'll develop all, you'll get no result if you did not tease before, pushed marketing, count downs to release day, creating the buzz.
I love the idea of this coin but original dev team should be as preset in developing as much in marketing even if that means slowing down developing a bit. Loads of ppl know about GRC, many doubt about because of the silence on Twitter.
Just my suggestion, keep up the good work guys but try putting as much of it on marketing
Sure the website is a bit lacking, but it's on the to do list. The twitter feed isn't dead, it regularly posts updates.
And this coin is still very young, only like 5% of the coins have been mined thus far.
I double this question, Twitter account seems dead, and atm the dev speed is as important as keeping website fresh, and keep visiting here (by far the most visited forum for cryptos).
Just my suggestion, keep up the good work guys
Just my suggestion, keep up the good work guys
are you an update your primary website to make it seem as if this coin is still active? Come on guys.. If you need some help ask and the community and/or I will help out. The coin has a USP. I just worry about the marketing, website and if the team is truly committed to making grid coin a success.. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated!
I have again troubles to synchronize my gridcoin wallet. Think to redownload again.
Lots more miners will be able to join once they can run natively on linux.
Can't wait! Finally Linux compatible.. I predict we will see a large spike in the price when this update gets out.
Regarding Linux & Mac:
The new cpuminer version that is coming out in 7 days is almost completely cross platform with native Linux/Mac compatibility. Im working hard to remove windows features and make the new versions cross compilable.
The new cpuminer version that is coming out in 7 days is almost completely cross platform with native Linux/Mac compatibility. Im working hard to remove windows features and make the new versions cross compilable.
Can't wait! Finally Linux compatible.. I predict we will see a large spike in the price when this update gets out.
Regarding Linux & Mac:
The new cpuminer version that is coming out in 7 days is almost completely cross platform with native Linux/Mac compatibility. Im working hard to remove windows features and make the new versions cross compilable.
The new cpuminer version that is coming out in 7 days is almost completely cross platform with native Linux/Mac compatibility. Im working hard to remove windows features and make the new versions cross compilable.
Can't wait! Finally Linux compatible.. I predict we will see a large spike in the price when this update gets out.
Could someone please tell me where I can get the latest version of the windows QT client? The upgrade command just crashes the current wallet and i'm on v2.1.0 I believe I need something with a 7 in it.
The one on the website is out of date
The twitter post about an upgrade didnt have any links for download, besides the link someone posted above which is still not the latest version.
The one on the website is out of date
The twitter post about an upgrade didnt have any links for download, besides the link someone posted above which is still not the latest version.
- Ive been relying on my cryptocointalk PMs to keep me up to date - I apologize if I missed people PMing me from BTCTalk; but my [email protected] email went down and I had no idea these emails were bouncing. Ive been developing for the last 7 days til midnight, so I have not had time to visit BTCtalk on a regular basis.
- Chiz, Ive posted this numerous times, and Im tiring of posting the same info each time. The Version on the gridcoin.us was NEVER out of date. The issue is you have to uninstall gridcoin before reinstalling. Id appreciate it if you could read all the posts instead of spreading slanderous information.
- If your upgrade fails, you either need to take ownership of your directory, or run it as admin first. It works for EVERYONE ELSE. That's a clear indication that you personally are not able to upgrade in your situation.
- Whomever is accusing me of not doing enough work on the website, it was rolled back after the DDOS attack, but the MSIs were not.
Thanks for the update, but as I mentioned I had uninstalled it and deleted the folder before the last time I downloaded it. I was able to get a working copy from someone else here on the forums.
Still have a transaction for 9827 gridcoins sent from the exchange that never confirmed. Do you have any idea how we could track down if they were from a fork or whatnot? Did you have any information on who was the network attacker? It's actually worth like .2BTC and I don't really want to be at fault for covering it so it would be nice to find out what was up with those coins.
Thanks
Regarding Linux & Mac:
The new cpuminer version that is coming out in 7 days is almost completely cross platform with native Linux/Mac compatibility. Im working hard to remove windows features and make the new versions cross compilable.
In the mean time, you can download the windows MSI and run it on Linux in wine with "wine gridcoin.msi", after it installs, run the shortcut, and you should be able to mine with that version.
Rob
The new cpuminer version that is coming out in 7 days is almost completely cross platform with native Linux/Mac compatibility. Im working hard to remove windows features and make the new versions cross compilable.
In the mean time, you can download the windows MSI and run it on Linux in wine with "wine gridcoin.msi", after it installs, run the shortcut, and you should be able to mine with that version.
Rob
Excellent, great to hear man! : D
On another note, anyone who is interested in beta testing gridcoin and participating in the test network should visit this thread on how to connect to the testnet & how to report issues:
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9612-testers-wanted-test-net-gridcoin-testing-thread/
Regarding Linux & Mac:
The new cpuminer version that is coming out in 7 days is almost completely cross platform with native Linux/Mac compatibility. Im working hard to remove windows features and make the new versions cross compilable.
In the mean time, you can download the windows MSI and run it on Linux in wine with "wine gridcoin.msi", after it installs, run the shortcut, and you should be able to mine with that version.
Rob
The new cpuminer version that is coming out in 7 days is almost completely cross platform with native Linux/Mac compatibility. Im working hard to remove windows features and make the new versions cross compilable.
In the mean time, you can download the windows MSI and run it on Linux in wine with "wine gridcoin.msi", after it installs, run the shortcut, and you should be able to mine with that version.
Rob
For anyone who wishes to Beta-Test the new CPU Miner feature scheduled to go live in 7 days:
(Note this is for TESTNET not production:)
CPU-Miner Release Notes:
[2.1.0.8]/95/9.8:
1. Processor Cycle Conservation: Since Gridcoin is focused on conserving processor clock cycles for Boinc, the internal PoB miner will sleep when
the last block was a CPU block. You will see the Processor Utilization rise when your miner should be mining.
Do a getmininginfo and view PoB HashesPerSec to find if you are currently cpumining.
Also, when all of your CPIDs have been exhausted, the miner will scale back utilization.
2. All threads work on the same eligible project until one thread solves the block for that project, then gridcoin will calculate the next eligible project, you can view that in getmininginfo.
3. The next viable project is selected by checking the chain for unsolved CPID+Project applicable to your instance within the dynamic lookback period (IE PoB Difficulty).
4. Dynamic Difficulty: Gridcoin divides the total network 'CPID:Projects' by 576 to arrive at a difficulty level. This is equivalent to distinct project days.
Example: If we have 10 miners working on 50 projects, difficulty is .08, since 12* that amount could potentially solve blocks in one day.
If we have 1000 miners working on 5000 projects, difficulty is 8.68, since it would take approximately 8.68 days for one individual to solve a project/block.
4b. The getmininginfo command will show PoB difficulty as calculated in days. The higher the number the harder it is for PoB to solve the block.
The calculation is based on total network project count divided by 576, giving amount of blocks that can be solved by CPUs in the lookback period.
5. Execute "listitem network" to see total network projects.
6. Look at getmininginfo "hashespersec" to see how many hashes your PoB miner is working on. It will be very low when you are either waiting for a gpu to solve a block,
or when all of your projects have been submitted/solved/in the chain. It will be around 10k per sec when working at max speed (reference avg 8 core processor).
7. Payment: The Network Project RAC Avg over 14 days is divided by your submitted project RAC, and that percent is multipled * 150 to arrive at the block subsidy.
Example: If you submit a WCG project for 1500 RAC, and the net avg is 3000, the block reward is 75 grc.
8. Setting up the config file for testnet: Note: This beta release ONLY works in testnet. Some of these features "show up" in prod, but it is impossible to turn
the miner on or generate a Block Type 2 in Prod, since we will all go live together at the same time. Also, most of the config keys do work in the %appdata%\gridcoin\testnet\gridcoin.conf
directory, however some keys only work from the %appdata%\gridcoin directory.
8b. Setting the config file for CPUMining:
gridcoin.conf:
cpumining=true
threadlimit=4
The cpumining key must be set, the threadlimit key is optional. Threadlimit is the amount of threads gridcoin will use for cpumining.
8c. Validity of CPIDs: Later in the instructions you will find Gridcoins new CPID verification system does not require the GRC address on the public web site. In order to
implement that feature, we must hash your boinc e-mail address (This is never shared in any block, and is not shared outside of gridcoin). However, you must provide the exact
e-mail address in the config file in order for boinc to give us the validity of the CPID (which will save a lot of hassle for everyone regarding set up). If you provide the
wrong email address in your config, we will hash it, then hash that with the block solved, and we will compare that to the CPID solved, and find it to be INVALID, therefore you will not
be paid, also 3rd party verifications will fail!
[email protected]
You can always set up a new boinc account and transfer credits if you do not want to share it, but it must match boinc and will save a lot of time in the future.
8d. Copy these config settings in both gridcoin.conf and \testnet\gridcoin.conf to ensure the settings will be read when you launch testnet.
9. To launch gridcoin in testnet mode: gridcoin-qt -testnet
10. Connecting to other nodes in testnet: Testnet is hard to connect to unless we have a lot of nodes. Add addnode=www.pgp.mx. Also, turn on the gpu miner, as that seems to help.
Once you are connected you can shut off the gpu miner if you prefer.
I am bringing a testnet node online now to help start team testing. Seed node www.pgp.mx (port 32759) listening on testnet.
11. Corrupted block error: Since we have added many new fields, you may receive Corrupted Block Errors during boot. This should only happen once. The code will copy and reindex the blocks automatically.
12. To see if the block you solved is a cpu block, we added "BlockType". Do a getblockhash, copy the hash to the clipboard, then do a getblock , and look for blocktype.
For example, if the high block on testnet is 1150, do a :
getblockhash 1150
Copy the hash to the clipboard
getblock
The block contains the submitted CPID, MultiAlgorithmSolution (IE Skein+Groestl+Cubehash+Scrypt), ProjectName, and RAC submitted for the project.
To prove the CPUMiner submitted a valid CPUMined block, the "PobCalculatedHash" must match the Block "HashPoB", not have a CPID in the chain within the lookback period,
have a valid cpid (Ie IsCPIDValid true), and the prior block must be a gpu block.
13. To find the PoB difficulty, do a getmininginfo.
14. To check the output of the credit check node system, execute :
listitem cpids
CPIDs that are valid and third party verified will have the Verified RAC value populated.
15. New Automated Project Setup for CPU Miners:
It is now possible to mine any official boinc project including WCG. There is no specific set-up required, and now, you do not have to populate your Gridcoin wallet address in the
web project as your username. Gridcoin is now able to work with boincs internal public keypair to determine if the boinc CPID is authentic AND was submitted by the OWNER of the CPID.
Another words, if a miner were to
steal a previously solved CPID from the chain, it would not be possible to submit it as a block solution, and in addition, when a 3rd party makes an attempt to verify it, it will fail
due to the publickeyhash+boinchash+cpidhash not matching the originators hash. Additionally, if you try to copy the hash, that will fail since each block requires a new hash, and
each cpid root of each block is new, so old hashes cannot be used to determine new hashes.
During 3rd party credit check operation, the node will verify the validity of the cpid, the origination of the cpid, the hash of the root of the cpid, and then call out to the 3rd party
check node (netsoft-online). It will then memorize the RAC per CPID, and verify the RAC. If our credit check nodes are down, gridcoin will attempt to verify the RAC via the blockchain.
If that fails, Gridcoin will still stay up via the GPU miners, and CPU mining will fail *on certain projects* but the network will continue to operate.
Projects that are found in the chain in history will succeed, in order to keep
gridcoin running during widespread outages.
16. Some of the things we will want to test:
16a. Verify rules are enforced: CPUMiner cannot mine two blocks in a row, cpuminer cannot mine blocks already in chain within lookback, diff rises on cpuminer side, gpumining is
regression tested, Payment amounts are verified, 3rd party nodes work as planned, read debug file to verify result codes are equivalent to expected codes, etc.
17. Backwards Compatibility: Blocks and Tx are backwards compatible. Test the ability to close out of testnet, and resume mining in Prod with the same beta version.
18. Download:
http://www.gridcoin.us/download/gridcoin-beta.msi
(Note this is for TESTNET not production:)
CPU-Miner Release Notes:
[2.1.0.8]/95/9.8:
1. Processor Cycle Conservation: Since Gridcoin is focused on conserving processor clock cycles for Boinc, the internal PoB miner will sleep when
the last block was a CPU block. You will see the Processor Utilization rise when your miner should be mining.
Do a getmininginfo and view PoB HashesPerSec to find if you are currently cpumining.
Also, when all of your CPIDs have been exhausted, the miner will scale back utilization.
2. All threads work on the same eligible project until one thread solves the block for that project, then gridcoin will calculate the next eligible project, you can view that in getmininginfo.
3. The next viable project is selected by checking the chain for unsolved CPID+Project applicable to your instance within the dynamic lookback period (IE PoB Difficulty).
4. Dynamic Difficulty: Gridcoin divides the total network 'CPID:Projects' by 576 to arrive at a difficulty level. This is equivalent to distinct project days.
Example: If we have 10 miners working on 50 projects, difficulty is .08, since 12* that amount could potentially solve blocks in one day.
If we have 1000 miners working on 5000 projects, difficulty is 8.68, since it would take approximately 8.68 days for one individual to solve a project/block.
4b. The getmininginfo command will show PoB difficulty as calculated in days. The higher the number the harder it is for PoB to solve the block.
The calculation is based on total network project count divided by 576, giving amount of blocks that can be solved by CPUs in the lookback period.
5. Execute "listitem network" to see total network projects.
6. Look at getmininginfo "hashespersec" to see how many hashes your PoB miner is working on. It will be very low when you are either waiting for a gpu to solve a block,
or when all of your projects have been submitted/solved/in the chain. It will be around 10k per sec when working at max speed (reference avg 8 core processor).
7. Payment: The Network Project RAC Avg over 14 days is divided by your submitted project RAC, and that percent is multipled * 150 to arrive at the block subsidy.
Example: If you submit a WCG project for 1500 RAC, and the net avg is 3000, the block reward is 75 grc.
8. Setting up the config file for testnet: Note: This beta release ONLY works in testnet. Some of these features "show up" in prod, but it is impossible to turn
the miner on or generate a Block Type 2 in Prod, since we will all go live together at the same time. Also, most of the config keys do work in the %appdata%\gridcoin\testnet\gridcoin.conf
directory, however some keys only work from the %appdata%\gridcoin directory.
8b. Setting the config file for CPUMining:
gridcoin.conf:
cpumining=true
threadlimit=4
The cpumining key must be set, the threadlimit key is optional. Threadlimit is the amount of threads gridcoin will use for cpumining.
8c. Validity of CPIDs: Later in the instructions you will find Gridcoins new CPID verification system does not require the GRC address on the public web site. In order to
implement that feature, we must hash your boinc e-mail address (This is never shared in any block, and is not shared outside of gridcoin). However, you must provide the exact
e-mail address in the config file in order for boinc to give us the validity of the CPID (which will save a lot of hassle for everyone regarding set up). If you provide the
wrong email address in your config, we will hash it, then hash that with the block solved, and we will compare that to the CPID solved, and find it to be INVALID, therefore you will not
be paid, also 3rd party verifications will fail!
[email protected]
You can always set up a new boinc account and transfer credits if you do not want to share it, but it must match boinc and will save a lot of time in the future.
8d. Copy these config settings in both gridcoin.conf and \testnet\gridcoin.conf to ensure the settings will be read when you launch testnet.
9. To launch gridcoin in testnet mode: gridcoin-qt -testnet
10. Connecting to other nodes in testnet: Testnet is hard to connect to unless we have a lot of nodes. Add addnode=www.pgp.mx. Also, turn on the gpu miner, as that seems to help.
Once you are connected you can shut off the gpu miner if you prefer.
I am bringing a testnet node online now to help start team testing. Seed node www.pgp.mx (port 32759) listening on testnet.
11. Corrupted block error: Since we have added many new fields, you may receive Corrupted Block Errors during boot. This should only happen once. The code will copy and reindex the blocks automatically.
12. To see if the block you solved is a cpu block, we added "BlockType". Do a getblockhash
For example, if the high block on testnet is 1150, do a :
getblockhash 1150
Copy the hash to the clipboard
getblock
The block contains the submitted CPID, MultiAlgorithmSolution (IE Skein+Groestl+Cubehash+Scrypt), ProjectName, and RAC submitted for the project.
To prove the CPUMiner submitted a valid CPUMined block, the "PobCalculatedHash" must match the Block "HashPoB", not have a CPID in the chain within the lookback period,
have a valid cpid (Ie IsCPIDValid true), and the prior block must be a gpu block.
13. To find the PoB difficulty, do a getmininginfo.
14. To check the output of the credit check node system, execute :
listitem cpids
CPIDs that are valid and third party verified will have the Verified RAC value populated.
15. New Automated Project Setup for CPU Miners:
It is now possible to mine any official boinc project including WCG. There is no specific set-up required, and now, you do not have to populate your Gridcoin wallet address in the
web project as your username. Gridcoin is now able to work with boincs internal public keypair to determine if the boinc CPID is authentic AND was submitted by the OWNER of the CPID.
Another words, if a miner were to
steal a previously solved CPID from the chain, it would not be possible to submit it as a block solution, and in addition, when a 3rd party makes an attempt to verify it, it will fail
due to the publickeyhash+boinchash+cpidhash not matching the originators hash. Additionally, if you try to copy the hash, that will fail since each block requires a new hash, and
each cpid root of each block is new, so old hashes cannot be used to determine new hashes.
During 3rd party credit check operation, the node will verify the validity of the cpid, the origination of the cpid, the hash of the root of the cpid, and then call out to the 3rd party
check node (netsoft-online). It will then memorize the RAC per CPID, and verify the RAC. If our credit check nodes are down, gridcoin will attempt to verify the RAC via the blockchain.
If that fails, Gridcoin will still stay up via the GPU miners, and CPU mining will fail *on certain projects* but the network will continue to operate.
Projects that are found in the chain in history will succeed, in order to keep
gridcoin running during widespread outages.
16. Some of the things we will want to test:
16a. Verify rules are enforced: CPUMiner cannot mine two blocks in a row, cpuminer cannot mine blocks already in chain within lookback, diff rises on cpuminer side, gpumining is
regression tested, Payment amounts are verified, 3rd party nodes work as planned, read debug file to verify result codes are equivalent to expected codes, etc.
17. Backwards Compatibility: Blocks and Tx are backwards compatible. Test the ability to close out of testnet, and resume mining in Prod with the same beta version.
18. Download:
http://www.gridcoin.us/download/gridcoin-beta.msi
Could someone please tell me where I can get the latest version of the windows QT client? The upgrade command just crashes the current wallet and i'm on v2.1.0 I believe I need something with a 7 in it.
The one on the website is out of date
The twitter post about an upgrade didnt have any links for download, besides the link someone posted above which is still not the latest version.
The one on the website is out of date
The twitter post about an upgrade didnt have any links for download, besides the link someone posted above which is still not the latest version.
- Ive been relying on my cryptocointalk PMs to keep me up to date - I apologize if I missed people PMing me from BTCTalk; but my [email protected] email went down and I had no idea these emails were bouncing. Ive been developing for the last 7 days til midnight, so I have not had time to visit BTCtalk on a regular basis.
- Chiz, Ive posted this numerous times, and Im tiring of posting the same info each time. The Version on the gridcoin.us was NEVER out of date. The issue is you have to uninstall gridcoin before reinstalling. Id appreciate it if you could read all the posts instead of spreading slanderous information.
- If your upgrade fails, you either need to take ownership of your directory, or run it as admin first. It works for EVERYONE ELSE. That's a clear indication that you personally are not able to upgrade in your situation.
- Whomever is accusing me of not doing enough work on the website, it was rolled back after the DDOS attack, but the MSIs were not.
I think once cpu mining is fully up and running the website will be updated.
This coin has so much potential - developers should really fix the website ASAP !!
This coin has so much potential - developers should really fix the website ASAP !!
Gridcoin CPU Mining Testnet Release:
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/1331-new-coin-launch-announcement-grc-gridcoin/page-174#entry80833
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/1331-new-coin-launch-announcement-grc-gridcoin/page-174#entry80833
Hi all,
There seems to be a new article about Gridcoin on this site:
http://habrahabr.ru/post/218141/
I don't understand it, however after using google translator it seems that they like Gridcoin
Does anybody know the site? Is it good/big? I've checked their twitter and they have like 65k followers.
Andrew.
Hi, Andrew! This site is biggest collective blogging site of IT subject at .ru zone (means for all russian speaking IT specialist and users). There is even term "Habraeffect" which describes popularity boost of theme described in any topic at habrahabr.ru. But. In comments people actually dislike GRC, becouse of not correctly working official site of gridcoin and security issues of Gridcoin. There is link to this post (RU) at bitckointalk with critics in adress of GRC. I had polemics with that user here (RU). In my opinion it's not best idea to talk about GRC while there still so much problems for Rob to fix. Major problem is CPU mining and problems with gridcoin.us site.There seems to be a new article about Gridcoin on this site:
http://habrahabr.ru/post/218141/
I don't understand it, however after using google translator it seems that they like Gridcoin
Does anybody know the site? Is it good/big? I've checked their twitter and they have like 65k followers.
Andrew.
Hi Zulzedd,
Ok, that's great. I had no idea it's that big
Just saw traffic going to that site, it's huge.I understand the problems people have...please be patient, it's just a temporary situation. There are actually great news.
Rob has been working extremely hard to get the CPU mining up and running as soon as possible, as of yesterday it's already in testnet and works fine so far. If all goes well I'm sure it'll be live very, very soon.
Then everything else will follow.
Andrew.
Hi all,
There seems to be a new article about Gridcoin on this site:
http://habrahabr.ru/post/218141/
I don't understand it, however after using google translator it seems that they like Gridcoin
Does anybody know the site? Is it good/big? I've checked their twitter and they have like 65k followers.
Andrew.
Hi, Andrew! This site is biggest collective blogging site of IT subject at .ru zone (means for all russian speaking IT specialist and users). There is even term "Habraeffect" which describes popularity boost of theme described in any topic at habrahabr.ru. But. In comments people actually dislike GRC, becouse of not correctly working official site of gridcoin and security issues of Gridcoin. There is link to this post (RU) at bitckointalk with critics in adress of GRC. I had polemics with that user here (RU). In my opinion it's not best idea to talk about GRC while there still so much problems for Rob to fix. Major problem is CPU mining and problems with gridcoin.us site. There seems to be a new article about Gridcoin on this site:
http://habrahabr.ru/post/218141/
I don't understand it, however after using google translator it seems that they like Gridcoin
Does anybody know the site? Is it good/big? I've checked their twitter and they have like 65k followers.
Andrew.
Get in touch with Rob and see if you can figure out where the coins exactly came from.
Yah I'm worried they are on a fork, the thing is the guy they belong to may have been the one attacking the chain as well. Not sure how to handle this from the exchanges point of view.
I had a situation like that once and i had a backup and rebuild the chain from the start and everything worked. The other problem I can see is if those coins were on a fork then there would be probably be no way to actually recover anything.
Already tried all those things
Some of the wallets have a resendtx command and a repairwallet command, this one doesn't.
Sometimes "-rescan " command may help,close the wallet software,Use a backup wallet before the transaction happend,run "cmd.exe" in Windows(you can run it in the start menu) ,and use "cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Gridcoin" to change current directory,use "gridcoin-qt.exe -rescan" to rescan wallet.
If it doesn't work ,you can try next.
Use a backup wallet before the transaction happend,and rebuild the block chain may resolve the unconfirmed problem.
If it doesn't work ,you can try next.
Use a backup wallet before the transaction happend,and rebuild the block chain may resolve the unconfirmed problem.
Already tried all those things
Some of the wallets have a resendtx command and a repairwallet command, this one doesn't.
Yah I'm worried they are on a fork, the thing is the guy they belong to may have been the one attacking the chain as well. Not sure how to handle this from the exchanges point of view.
I had a situation like that once and i had a backup and rebuild the chain from the start and everything worked. The other problem I can see is if those coins were on a fork then there would be probably be no way to actually recover anything.
Already tried all those things
Some of the wallets have a resendtx command and a repairwallet command, this one doesn't.
Sometimes "-rescan " command may help,close the wallet software,Use a backup wallet before the transaction happend,run "cmd.exe" in Windows(you can run it in the start menu) ,and use "cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Gridcoin" to change current directory,use "gridcoin-qt.exe -rescan" to rescan wallet.
If it doesn't work ,you can try next.
Use a backup wallet before the transaction happend,and rebuild the block chain may resolve the unconfirmed problem.
If it doesn't work ,you can try next.
Use a backup wallet before the transaction happend,and rebuild the block chain may resolve the unconfirmed problem.
Already tried all those things
Some of the wallets have a resendtx command and a repairwallet command, this one doesn't.
Yah I'm worried they are on a fork, the thing is the guy they belong to may have been the one attacking the chain as well. Not sure how to handle this from the exchanges point of view.
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