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deepcolderwallet

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Quote from: Millionero on July 12, 2020, 10:05:04 AM

This thread is pretty much dead. On average it gets about a post every two months, and tech experts who can really help left long ago.
You should try one of the other Monero threads, or reddit, or whatever.

Although it's true I'll take a shot anyway...

Thing is... I did the most retarded thing I could.
I wanted to delete the wallet file and keys but instead I deleted the entire monero-wallet-cli:

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$ rm ~/monero/build/Linux/release-v0.17/release/bin/monero-wallet-cli wallet1 wallet1.keys
$ monero-wallet-cli
-bash: /home/linux/monero/build/Linux/release-v0.17/release/bin/monero-wallet-cli: No such file or directory

Yeah, shame on me...

Anyway, is there a way I can rebuild monero-wallet-cli? I don't want to rebuild everything, as monerod is synced and solo-mining, and it took more than 48 hours to build and sync everything.

Millionero

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Quote from: escrowmycoins on July 11, 2020, 03:53:46 PM

I was so far able to set up the daemon along the RPC, but i did not understand how the monero-wallet-rpc works exactly.
Also, please give me any security measures i should follow before moving to mainnet
Have a good day guys!

This thread is pretty much dead. On average it gets about a post every two months, and tech experts who can really help left long ago.
You should try one of the other Monero threads, or reddit, or whatever.

escrowmycoins

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Trusted and reliable escrow service for your trade

I was so far able to set up the daemon along the RPC, but i did not understand how the monero-wallet-rpc works exactly.
Also, please give me any security measures i should follow before moving to mainnet
Have a good day guys!

jessyj48

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Quote from: quick_success on August 31, 2018, 11:16:46 AM

I would not support Monero. The coin is certainly good, technologically advanced, the team is actively working. Unfortunately, Monero's anonymity is too good, and this worries me. State structures are unlikely to be located for joint projects. And is it important. Excuse me.

Wow really? You won't support a coin because it does what it does best? Monero is meant to give better anonymity and that's fine by monero users

birr

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No activity in this thread for six months. Might be better to look elsewhere for help. There are other monero threads, like
[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

Nrcewker

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Building my own Dreams!

Hello getting this error anyone can help me

./monero-wallet-cli
./monero-wallet-cli: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.25' not found (required by ./monero-wallet-cli)

i am on centos 7

Freewallet

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Quote from: oakleyminer on July 30, 2019, 09:43:42 PM

I had funds sent to an old XMR address pre-fork. THIS WAS AN ACCIDENT.
I know their are new addresses for XMR.
Roughly .5 XMR was sent. Is there any possibility or recouping that XMR? I still have access to the wallet it was sent to, but am trying to move it to my hardware wallet, FreeWallet is saying that can no longer recover the funds.

Dear oakleyminer,

We are looking forward to receiving more details from you, such as your support ticket number.
You can also DM me.
Thanks in advance!

Best regards,
Freewallet Support

Freewallet

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Quote from: oakleyminer on July 30, 2019, 09:43:42 PM

I had funds sent to an old XMR address pre-fork. THIS WAS AN ACCIDENT.
I know their are new addresses for XMR.
Roughly .5 XMR was sent. Is there any possibility or recouping that XMR? I still have access to the wallet it was sent to, but am trying to move it to my hardware wallet, FreeWallet is saying that can no longer recover the funds.

Hi,

Thanks for reaching. This possibility may no longer be available as long as it concerns the update of old XMR addresses that took place in Fall 2018. We'd like to check it out again: would you please share your ticket number?

oakleyminer

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I had funds sent to an old XMR address pre-fork. THIS WAS AN ACCIDENT.
I know their are new addresses for XMR.
Roughly .5 XMR was sent. Is there any possibility or recouping that XMR? I still have access to the wallet it was sent to, but am trying to move it to my hardware wallet, FreeWallet is saying that can no longer recover the funds.

Shivoreun

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Quote from: Shivoreun on April 29, 2019, 10:17:34 AM

Hi to all.
Does anybody know, how to tell monerod.exe to not start mining? I've trying to set-up own monero node, and everything is OK, except one annonying thing - the monero daemon begins to mine on all cores after 5-10min from launch. The flag --bg-mining-enable is NOT set (looks like it has no arguments, so, the mining is allowed only, when the flag is present?) Also, tried to play with --mining-threads --bg-mining-idle-threshold --bg-mining-miner-target flags, to set the conditions, when mining will not start, but looks like the v0.14.0.x is completely ignoring these settings - mining starting anyway, after a few minutes.

How to disable the mining function?..

Found a solution by myself. There is need to add a flag --restricted-rpc

mrdeposit

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Quote from: Millionero on December 13, 2018, 10:01:54 PM

Quote from: leo99 on December 13, 2018, 06:17:23 AM

Hello
Please, explain the situation with the exchange livecoin.net.
They closed the withdrawal of monero, until the conflict with the monero developers is resolved.

You would do better asking on the main Monero thread, as this is not really a technical Monero question.
Nobody pays much attention to this thread, anyway.

I don't think so.Monero lovers can answer such technical questions too. Better to ask on both thread and get a clear answer. Anyway, ask the question..

Shivoreun

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Hi to all.
Does anybody know, how to tell monerod.exe to not start mining? I've trying to set-up own monero node, and everything is OK, except one annonying thing - the monero daemon begins to mine on all cores after 5-10min from launch. The flag --bg-mining-enable is NOT set (looks like it has no arguments, so, the mining is allowed only, when the flag is present?) Also, tried to play with --mining-threads --bg-mining-idle-threshold --bg-mining-miner-target flags, to set the conditions, when mining will not start, but looks like the v0.14.0.x is completely ignoring these settings - mining starting anyway, after a few minutes.

How to disable the mining function?..

irwanjabryg

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Bitcoin is a store of value and speculations like gold. for every day it’s still useless especially due to high fluctuation. Monero is for privacy payments, but it’s still for geeks mostly. Stable coins are great for b2b payments. I have various partners, former I paid in BTC. but moved to stable coins on eth blockchain. The main reason it’s always predictable rate.

leo99

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thanks Millionero, I'll try

Millionero

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Quote from: leo99 on December 13, 2018, 06:17:23 AM

Hello
Please, explain the situation with the exchange livecoin.net.
They closed the withdrawal of monero, until the conflict with the monero developers is resolved.

You would do better asking on the main Monero thread, as this is not really a technical Monero question.
Nobody pays much attention to this thread, anyway.

leo99

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Hello
Please, explain the situation with the exchange livecoin.net.
They closed the withdrawal of monero, until the conflict with the monero developers is resolved.

mmortal03

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Quote from: quick_success on August 31, 2018, 11:16:46 AM

I would not support Monero. The coin is certainly good, technologically advanced, the team is actively working. Unfortunately, Monero's anonymity is too good, and this worries me. State structures are unlikely to be located for joint projects. And is it important. Excuse me.

That's fine. Just support Bitcoin, then.

quick_success

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I would not support Monero. The coin is certainly good, technologically advanced, the team is actively working. Unfortunately, Monero's anonymity is too good, and this worries me. State structures are unlikely to be located for joint projects. And is it important. Excuse me.

fai707

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i have some problem in wallet .

no_connection_to_daemonE: no connection to daemon, request = getblocks.bin
2018-08-28 04:07:32.993 [RPC0] ERROR wallet.rpc src/wallet/wallet_rpc_se
rver.cpp:109 Exception at while refreshing, what=no connection to daemon
2018-08-28 04:11:22.994 [RPC0] ERROR net.http contrib/epee/include/net
/http_client.h:456 Unexpected recv fail
2018-08-28 04:11:22.994 [RPC0] ERROR wallet.wallet2 src/wallet/wallet2.cpp:1
699 !r. THROW EXCEPTION: error::no_connection_to_daemon
2018-08-28 04:11:22.995 [RPC0] WARN net.http src/wallet/wallet_errors
.h:794 C:/msys64/DISTRIBUTION-BUILD/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp:1699:N5tools5error23
no_connection_to_daemonE: no connection to daemon, request = getblocks.bin
2018-08-28 04:11:22.995 [RPC0] ERROR wallet.rpc src/wallet/wallet_rpc_se
rver.cpp:109 Exception at while refreshing, what=no connection to daemon
we are keep getting this error even while our daemon is running fine, It's even after we updated to latest release

Qtigero

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