Why do we need 2 nem reddit pages?
Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1227. (Read 2985503 times)
The NEM community subreddit is hosting an off-site giveaway at www.reddit.com/r/nem to celebrate the launch of NEM and to give new users the chance to get their hands on their first few XEM and play around with it while at the same time promote XEM to users not affiliated with crypto.
The rules are simple:
1) Your reddit account must be older than 1 month.
2) Your XEM account must be empty. This giveaway is meant to give you your first coins.
3) Make a XEM meme or a post about XEM in a forum or webpage NOT associated with NEM or cryptocurrencies.
4) The post you will link must be made at a time after this post
5) Post a reply in www.reddit.com/r/nem giveaway thread containing a link to your post or meme, your XEM address and a couple of words about your idea of what XEM is..
Welcome to XEM! Enjoy Your stay!!
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XEM holders that want to help with the giveaway can donate some XEM to the NEM community subreddit support address:
- NASMKE-QD226L-EAQSKL-IWU7WD-UF637B-BLHFLU-FJVP
This giveaway is sponsored by members of NEM community and the NEM community subreddit
Thank you for your support.
tweet and share the giveaway, do your part to help NEM grow organically.
Thank you for your support.
tweet and share the giveaway, do your part to help NEM grow organically.
this slapping bitch fight needs to end. Both of you piss off with it.
People will learn fast which one is the official subreddit
Off course they will, you are there to remind them XD
I would avoid playing the blame game, mixmaster.
Just focus on doing your part for the community and we can all go our merry ways.
My point exactly, what do we need to do to remedy this?
Nothing needs to be done, the community hs its independent subreddit and the core team has its own.
NEM has two so far, ideally more will spring up.
People will learn fast which one is the official subreddit
Off course they will, you are there to remind them XD
I would avoid playing the blame game, mixmaster.
Just focus on doing your part for the community and we can all go our merry ways.
So on the remote server I open NCC in a browser, boot the NIS, then I can close the browser (which closes NCC?) and NIS should stay running?
On my remote server the NIS keeps stopping, but I'm not sure why.
edit: so to start the NIS you DON'T need to unlock a wallet on the remote server?
You can do it that way, but I suggest to run just NIS with a bootkey in the config.properties (dont use a private key of an account with funds though, since it is not secure to save a priv key unencrypted in a file on a server). Set nis.shouldAutoHarvestOnBoot = false as well, it is a bug that this is "true" by default. If you boot your NIS with a proxy account of your account for which you already activated delegated harvesting, autoharvest will be fine though.On my remote server the NIS keeps stopping, but I'm not sure why.
edit: so to start the NIS you DON'T need to unlock a wallet on the remote server?
If your NIS keeps stopping (how do you notice?) you could send me the nis log.
Not 100% sure what you mean with "unlock a wallet", but probably "start NCC and log into a wallet" -> No, that is not needed to start NIS and boot NIS. Thats why you can enter a bootkey in NIS config.properties.
Yeah, they get the exact same thing when they don't participate in a pool but in any remote NIS. And since letting people harvest on a node doesnt take much CPU load, I believe this will be pretty decentralized.
You forgot about Sybil attack. People will connect to different NIS controlled by a single entity.2) If people notice that transactions are not sent immediately, they probably just switch to another node...
I hate to be that guy again, but you need to sort out the issue with the /r/nem subreddit. I fear if the marketing train ever does take off that is going to come back to bite us all.
There is nothing to do. The decision was made and it won't be changed now. r/ournem is the official subreddit, this link is everywhere (also in youtube videos) now and we are not going to change. Say "thank you" to okaynow for refusing the cooperation on the nicer URL (r/nem), but we have to live with it now. I also think its not a big problem 
People will learn fast which one is the official subreddit, since okaynow is not able to put his link on all the other official channels (website, blog, twitter, facebook etc.).Let's just stop discussing this "issue". It is over anyway.
Interesting document. What percent of the total coins do the devs control? It's less than 50%, isn't it?
Developers control 65% of coins, I believe. This is probably the worst distribution of POS coin
Rich List
https://forum.ournem.com/general-discussion/nem-rich-list/msg15666/#msg15666
many coins tied up in multisig.
RIP fudders. Go by dash or something
Interesting document. What percent of the total coins do the devs control? It's less than 50%, isn't it?
Developers control 65% of coins, I believe. This is probably the worst distribution of POS coin
Rich List
https://forum.ournem.com/general-discussion/nem-rich-list/msg15666/#msg15666
I hate to be that guy again, but you need to sort out the issue with the /r/nem subreddit. I fear if the marketing train ever does take off that is going to come back to bite us all.
and how will it do that? 
I hate to be that guy again, but you need to sort out the issue with the /r/nem subreddit. I fear if the marketing train ever does take off that is going to come back to bite us all.
Yeah, they get the exact same thing when they don't participate in a pool but in any remote NIS. And since letting people harvest on a node doesnt take much CPU load, I believe this will be pretty decentralized.
You forgot about Sybil attack. People will connect to different NIS controlled by a single entity.
Can someone confirm the minimum required for a remote server setup for delegated harvesting
1- NIS running
2- NCC running
3- a wallet unlocked
from my experiences over recent days it looks like the NIS stops downloading blocks (so delegated harvesting stops on the local PC wallet) if a wallet is not open in the NCC on the remote server, but I'm not 100% sure.
A remote server should run NIS only. NCC should always run locally!1- NIS running
2- NCC running
3- a wallet unlocked
from my experiences over recent days it looks like the NIS stops downloading blocks (so delegated harvesting stops on the local PC wallet) if a wallet is not open in the NCC on the remote server, but I'm not 100% sure.
So once you have NIS running on the remote server and it is booted (manually from NCC or by entering a bootkey into NIS config.properties [but please don't enter priv keys as bootkey from accounts with funds]), you can connect to that NIS and start delegated harvesting.
Please also see this: http://blog.nem.io/nem-tutorial-list/
Thanks for that answer! So on the remote server I open NCC in a browser, boot the NIS, then I can close the browser (which closes NCC?) and NIS should stay running?
On my remote server the NIS keeps stopping, but I'm not sure why.
edit: so to start the NIS you DON'T need to unlock a wallet on the remote server?
Can someone confirm the minimum required for a remote server setup for delegated harvesting
1- NIS running
2- NCC running
3- a wallet unlocked
from my experiences over recent days it looks like the NIS stops downloading blocks (so delegated harvesting stops on the local PC wallet) if a wallet is not open in the NCC on the remote server, but I'm not 100% sure.
A remote server should run NIS only. NCC should always run locally!1- NIS running
2- NCC running
3- a wallet unlocked
from my experiences over recent days it looks like the NIS stops downloading blocks (so delegated harvesting stops on the local PC wallet) if a wallet is not open in the NCC on the remote server, but I'm not 100% sure.
So once you have NIS running on the remote server and it is booted (manually from NCC or by entering a bootkey into NIS config.properties [but please don't enter priv keys as bootkey from accounts with funds]), you can connect to that NIS and start delegated harvesting.
Please also see this: http://blog.nem.io/nem-tutorial-list/
So it would be good for the people who run the pool.
But why should people be interested in participating in a pool?
But why should people be interested in participating in a pool?
They would get harvesting fees without running a node.
So it would be good for the people who run the pool.
But why should people be interested in participating in a pool?
But why should people be interested in participating in a pool?
They would get harvesting fees without running a node.
an hour ago I restartet my computer because NIS was not available. after that I tried to start NCC in browser and had a new wallet in my nem ncc directory böser dämon is the wallet called: B%C3%B6ser+D%C3%A4mon.wlt
and NIS is not available since then. Maybe I got hacked because how could be a wallet in my ncc directory, which is not my wallet?
and NIS is not available since then. Maybe I got hacked because how could be a wallet in my ncc directory, which is not my wallet?
Hi himmelsfaller! Sites like nodeexplorer.com expose your IP address. With this information anyone could try opening NCC over the web via http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8989/ncc/web/index.html.
Chances are someone accessed your NCC and created that new wallet. When running a public node, it's best not to have NCC running (running NIS with unlocked account is all you need to keep harvesting) or change its port to something unique only you know. I could imagine that NIS is not available because the same person specified a remote server (probably non-available one), which is why your NIS doesn't boot/refuses booting.
In NCC, go to Settings and see what is specified. Change it back to your previous settings (default is 127.0.0.1 and default port checked).
If you have harvesting activated, you can go ahead and close NCC. Then simply keep NIS running. It is actually kind of a flaw that NIS can easily be made unavailable simply via NCC's front page at this point. I wanted to point this out earlier but you reminded me. Hope that helps.
Can someone confirm the minimum required for a remote server setup for delegated harvesting
1- NIS running
2- NCC running
3- a wallet unlocked
from my experiences over recent days it looks like the NIS stops downloading blocks (so delegated harvesting stops on the local PC wallet) if a wallet is not open in the NCC on the remote server, but I'm not 100% sure.
@xtester
I guess you allow CIVIL-TROLLING too... huh???
By the way... I really enjoyed that there might be proof you posted earlier... still acting like you're not sure even though you have come in direct communication with NxtChg about the situation... huh???
...like you haven't seen me post parts of the chit chat...
No, I am sure there was proof, though I'm not sure what happened in the meantime.
What do you mean?
Someone could run a pool to be able to decide what transactions to include into blocks. In some cases (e.g. Asset Exchange front-running) it's very profitable even if you don't get harvesting fees.But why should people be interested in participating in a pool?
What do you mean?
Someone could run a pool to be able to decide what transactions to include into blocks. In some cases (e.g. Asset Exchange front-running) it's very profitable even if you don't get harvesting fees.
zanzibar, I'd appreciate it if you'd keep it clean. Enough interesting subjects to be discussed, no need to create and feed flame wars here.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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