Topic: Holy Grail BOUNTY - page 5. (Read 36328 times)

Great to see progress and if anyone needs help in regards to using CIYAM Open feel free to PM me.

*EDIT: Moved from Dropbox to Google Drive since many were complaining the videos were cut short at the end.


Here are the new videos of the Monetas iPhone app:


Intro video: http://goo.gl/8Dxak1

Advanced video: http://goo.gl/u6xqHc


FYI, this actually constitutes work towards "Holy Grail", since much of the code in the iPhone app is also being used in the Holy Grail desktop app.

Of course I'm not claiming any of the bounty, that's for you guys to do. Just letting you know that progress is occurring on all fronts.

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I will be updating the CIYAM project shortly, and I will get back to everyone who has PM'd me.

For those who wish to email with PGP, you can get my PGP key from the Open-Transactions project (it's in the main folder) and email me at: fellowtraveler at rayservers.net

Okay so task one is basically finished I'm waiting for FT to respond to me about what account/cash purse dialogues should contain. and then I can move on to the HTTP part.

(Quick link to the code so far: https://github.com/Xenland/Moneychanger)

I did send FT a PM in regards to the Namecoin task (and some others) needing their Review Due date and times to be put into the future but haven't got a response yet.

If anyone else is able to contact him perhaps they could ask him to check his forum messages.

It seems the Namecoin task on CIYAM open needs a "review" in order for me to mark my intention to work on it.  Looking forward to help out here, though!

http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/35npu6/

I can't stress this enough people......

There are some new websites up that might help ... the wiki was kind of, shall we say impenetrable, for many it seems.

http://opentransactions.org/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

http://opentransactions.org/forum/

Any chance most of this can be done, or workable, by the end of September? I'd be nice to have a public demo of the system at the Amsterdam conference, since it would give Chris a chance to actually explain the system and answer questions for those still having trouble wrapping their heads around this thing. Also, deadlines are good

I'm currently working on Bitcoin integration and will do Bitmessage next so I wouldn't mind if anyone does namecoin and colored coins in the meantime.

Indeed - there are already tasks available for grabs but no-one has expressed any interest in them (other than now the Namecoin one).

Well, the idea is that if tasks are available for grabs, other people can grab them.

Particularly, as I mentioned I'm interested in colored coin part because I'm already working on a library works with colored coins.

Here's one in Python: https://github.com/bitcoinx/ccoin-agent-py (incomplete), but I think it's worth doing another one in C++ for this project.

PM sent.

Am sure that FT will be happy to have another forum member interested in working on the project!

Sorry for the off-topic reply, but anyway:  It will allow you to verify OTR key fingerprints for contacts.  The idea is that someone can store their fingerprint(s) with a namecoin name, and then they can tell me that name (which is easier than a fingerprint) at an in-person meeting or some other side-channel, and I can just tell OTR to check whether my contact's claimed fingerprint actually matches any one in the name I remember.

@CIYAM:  Thanks, I got the email now.  (But can only log in later, since I'm not at my home computer now and don't have the GPG private key here.)  If HTTPS can be used and doesn't require GPG, why isn't it used by default?  (Although I have to admit that I like the idea of GPG encrypted credentials.)  And yes, at first I copied my key with some blanks / newlines at the end, which caused an error about the CRC being wrong.

When I tried signing in with https://nameid.org/ as OpenID, basically nothing happened (no error, I was just shown again the form asking for the OpenID, with the input field reset).  Some other providers also have problems with this site (Sourceforge and the Bitmessage forum are the ones I know about) while StackExchange for instance works fine, as do the http://test-id.org/ tests.  I have to admit I don't know what the problem is (or if I can fix it), I'm using the php-openid library for the OpenID related stuff.

@domob - fixed the issue and have now created your account using your GPG key (an email *has* been sent this time) - sorry about the bad sign-up experience but at least you can see the support isn't too bad.

Any further problems please PM me.

Okay - I can see the system actually didn't attempt to send you an email as it had problems understanding the output from GPG after it added the key (you should have seen that error first - probably it told you it thought that it had found multiple email addresses). I will look into getting a fix for this done today.

I haven't tried https://nameid.org/ although I have tested gmail and myopenid - I will make a note to look into that. If you could perhaps let me know what error you got using that then I'd appreciate it.

If you would like me to create an account for you manually then welcome to PM me.

We're not holding anything for ransom.
We don't get the coins until we finish a task and anyone is free to join the project and do it himself.

domob, I received my encrypted email when I registered but you can also change the address to https:// which will allow you to register without PGP key.
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What is your Namecoin-OTR-Plugin going to do?

I want to do the Namecoin integration, since I've already written similar code (although probably on a smaller scale) to integrate Namecoin into Bitmessage, a home-grown Mozilla add-on (see https://nameid.org/ for its purpose) and am working right now on Namecoin integration to the Pidgin OTR plugin.  Thus this seems like a good fit.

I tried to register an account at CIYAM open with my GPG key at http://www.domob.eu/domob.asc and the site claims to have sent an email to me, but I didn't receive it (also not in spam folder or so).  What can I do to fix this?  (I also tried OpenID login with https://nameid.org/, but this also does not work.)

Seriously how much work do you think you are going to get for 75 BTC at a proper "software house" (at the rates I normally charge you would get less than 40 hours for that amount - and although I am very competent I don't believe that I could possibly complete all those tasks in that amount of time)?

And if you think it should be outsourced to some even less skilled people (like many on freelancer.com) then I think your chances of even getting a working solution are remote.

Also in regards to inexperience I am happy to help out with any C++ questions from either contributor (and I have been writing C++ professionally since the mid-90's).

One further thing to understand is that FellowTraveller can "Reject" the tasks being currently performed by any contributor (on the grounds that they are overdue) - yet I think he understands that if he did that now then NO-ONE will do them (as I wrote before - Xenland and JaSK are the only two to even bid on *any* of the Moneychanger tasks on CIYAM Open).

You might see it as bitching ... but recall it is an open source project (many are done by unpaid volunteers remember) now we have a guy who is questionably not even up to the task (learning the trade ok I get that) claiming the bounty, starting the project and then now basically holding it to ransom asking for more money to get the job finished ... let's just make sure everyone is operating in good faith and above board before you throw around accusations about bitching, not coughing up enough, etc etc shall we?

If coders actually had the chops to get it done and put up the goods before talking all big about it I might show a little more respect ... at this stage it is looking like a very poor show and I feel sorry for the people who stumped up to put money into the bounty pots.

I guess I was just expecting a little bit more integrity from open source coders .... my failing there I suppose, bounty mercenaries seems to be the way around here these days. Sure, why not shop it out to a software house and get it done properly at least then?

Indeed - only *two* people have even put in bids to do any of the tasks and of course those bids were created by the *only* two people that are working on any of the tasks listed on CIYAM Open.

So if you think that they shouldn't be working on the tasks then there would be ZERO people working on them instead.