Only use I found was trading for bitcoins 
Fair enough, and well played sir!
Topic: Namecoin address? How?? (Read 8469 times)
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Fair enough, and well played sir!
Only use I found was trading for bitcoins
sr. member
Activity: 266
Merit: 250
The king and the pawn go in the same box @ endgame
You pretty much have it. Just run namecoind.exe , leave the window open. Run it again, but type getnewaddress or whatever after words. Your not missing out on much though, there about worthless now.
There are some, "ahem" uses for nameceoins, and a .bit web address. C-N-C center anyone?
You pretty much have it. Just run namecoind.exe , leave the window open. Run it again, but type getnewaddress or whatever after words. Your not missing out on much though, there about worthless now.
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I managed to get namecoind running on my XP laptop after about 2 hours of banging my head on the wall. my advice, is to make sure you download the most recent version, as there is an issue with the block count stopping at 19000-ish. I would also recommend namecoin GUI for ease of use. It links to your namecoind executable, and makes transactions so much smoother. It is done by GoldenBoar, and the relevant info is here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/namecoingui-with-bitcoin-support-v05018-48737
Aha! That actually seems to be working! 
So its just a daemon running in the background?
yes, although you'll have to leave the console window open, or the daemon gets shut down. So its just a daemon running in the background?But i would still prefer to store my namecoins somewhere online
you can store it in namecoin exchanges, but exchanges (in general) have a history of getting hacked.resources here:
http://dot-bit.org/
If your goal is simply to have an address where you can store coins to sell for other coins or fiat then it is a lot easier to simply direct your coins to an exchange address (cryptoXchange and BTC-E both have permanent NMC addresses for deposits). Bitcoinparking for some idiotic reason changes deposit addresses on each deposit so trying to use the same address results in your "losing" (to them) any coins sent there.
Which of them would you recommend?
on windows:
1. extract namecoind
2. navigate to where you extracted using cmd
3. "start namecoind"
4. wait a while (or it won't respond)
5. "namecoind getinfo"
now it's working!
Aha! That actually seems to be working!
So its just a daemon running in the background?But i would still prefer to store my namecoins somewhere online
If your goal is simply to have an address where you can store coins to sell for other coins or fiat then it is a lot easier to simply direct your coins to an exchange address (cryptoXchange and BTC-E both have permanent NMC addresses for deposits). Bitcoinparking for some idiotic reason changes deposit addresses on each deposit so trying to use the same address results in your "losing" (to them) any coins sent there.
Which of them would you recommend?
on windows:
1. extract namecoind
2. navigate to where you extracted using cmd
3. "start namecoind"
4. wait a while (or it won't respond)
5. "namecoind getinfo"
now it's working!
If your goal is simply to have an address where you can store coins to sell for other coins or fiat then it is a lot easier to simply direct your coins to an exchange address (cryptoXchange and BTC-E both have permanent NMC addresses for deposits). Bitcoinparking for some idiotic reason changes deposit addresses on each deposit so trying to use the same address results in your "losing" (to them) any coins sent there.
Which of them would you recommend?
If your goal is simply to have an address where you can store coins to sell for other coins or fiat then it is a lot easier to simply direct your coins to an exchange address (cryptoXchange and BTC-E both have permanent NMC addresses for deposits). Bitcoinparking for some idiotic reason changes deposit addresses on each deposit so trying to use the same address results in your "losing" (to them) any coins sent there.
I followed the instruction, but it doesnt seem to work. I downloaded the file, ran it and it told me where to put the conf-file - so i did. I made a file called bitcoin.conf with this info:
rpcuser=your_user
rpcpassword=your_pass
rpcport=8336
daemon=1
server=1
With a user and pass i chose. I then ran the namecoind.exe again, but nothing happends
Im getting this if i terminate by ctrl+c:
"C:\Namecoin>namecoind.exe
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DbException'
what(): DbEnv::close: Invalid argument"
well, the way it works for me on linux is:rpcuser=your_user
rpcpassword=your_pass
rpcport=8336
daemon=1
server=1
With a user and pass i chose. I then ran the namecoind.exe again, but nothing happends
Im getting this if i terminate by ctrl+c:"C:\Namecoin>namecoind.exe
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DbException'
what(): DbEnv::close: Invalid argument"
I run namecoind, but nothing happens. This is because it is run a a daemon.
I can thin use it like (i'll try to translate to windows, i don't use windows) "C:\Namecoin\namecoind.exe help"
This connects to the running namecoind program and tells it to display the list of commands you can send.
The command that I think you want is used by someting like "C:\Namecoin\namecoind.exe getnewaddress"
I followed the instruction, but it doesnt seem to work. I downloaded the file, ran it and it told me where to put the conf-file - so i did. I made a file called bitcoin.conf with this info:
rpcuser=your_user
rpcpassword=your_pass
rpcport=8336
daemon=1
server=1
With a user and pass i chose. I then ran the namecoind.exe again, but nothing happends Im getting this if i terminate by ctrl+c:
"C:\Namecoin>namecoind.exe
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DbException'
what(): DbEnv::close: Invalid argument"
rpcuser=your_user
rpcpassword=your_pass
rpcport=8336
daemon=1
server=1
With a user and pass i chose. I then ran the namecoind.exe again, but nothing happends
Im getting this if i terminate by ctrl+c:"C:\Namecoin>namecoind.exe
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DbException'
what(): DbEnv::close: Invalid argument"
it basically works the way of bitcoin w/o the gui
so it can be used with jsonrpc.php?
I think there's some confusion here.
Do ya'll mean a ".bit" address or an address where you can receive namecoins?
Do ya'll mean a ".bit" address or an address where you can receive namecoins?
"Your Namecoin address for receiving rewards" - that
http://dot-bit.org/InstallAndConfigureNamecoin <-- a howto install and configure namecoin
http://dot-bit.org/HowToGetNamecoins <-- down at the bottom, it shows the command you want to run after getting namecoind running
it basically works the way of bitcoin w/o the gui
I think there's some confusion here.
Do ya'll mean a ".bit" address or an address where you can receive namecoins?
Do ya'll mean a ".bit" address or an address where you can receive namecoins?
"Your Namecoin address for receiving rewards" - that
I think there's some confusion here.
Do ya'll mean a ".bit" address or an address where you can receive namecoins?
Do ya'll mean a ".bit" address or an address where you can receive namecoins?
pay a huge premium and have a website do it for you
do you have an example of such a website?
is there an instawallet for namecoins?
either pay a huge premium and have a website do it for you, or do it yourself
http://dot-bit.org/HowToRegisterAndConfigureBitDomains
http://dot-bit.org/HowToRegisterAndConfigureBitDomains
Okay, maby im just being tired, but.. i just dont get how im gonna get a namecoin address!
Could someone explain it to me? Thanks guys
Could someone explain it to me? Thanks guys
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