Topic: NXT :: descendant of Bitcoin - Updated Information - page 1535. (Read 2761645 times)

I know, mesmerising decisions...  
Frankly, I like experiments like this (except real-world communism attempts in so many suffering territories), let us se what extreme results it can bring. Sooner or later this had to happen.

This is not persisted between NRS restarts!

Oh my god, thank you!

You need to thank CfB for that, he is the one working on adding APIs.

One day ur habbit to remove blockchain completely will strike back...

getAccountCurrentAskOrderIds works similar to getAskOrderIds but uses "account" and (optionally) "asset" to filter data.

great, thank you very much for adding these new calls jean-luc, the core
is going better and more stable every day, i really appreciate your work.

There r still a few surprises left for guys who used to use decompiled binaries.

I am very impressed the way 0.5.9 downloaded the blockchain without the hanging of the browser!

also very fast

congratz

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Well, i used vanitygen for account in my sig. If hacker is reading this he can prove his skills by cracking it. Btw, passphrase is less than 30 characters.

 

After news about NEX maybe it makes sense to hold the horses a bit and do less opensource for now.

I also want to repeat my advice to use private browsing mode, or a separate browser profile, when accessing the Nxt server at localhost. It is a known issue that localhost url's containing the user secret phrase are retained in the browser memory cache. Could a malicious javascript planted on some website access and retrieve those?

Well, he used it for at least one account with this password: es4678jhGR5.,uTTGGGdef35ujfg!7e3
But the other 2 account# look normal, so it was most likely a keylogger/trojan.

Thank you very much.

Your work is much appreciated by the community

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No, his Windows system was most likely compromised with keylogger/trojan. He didn't use vanitygen at all, afaik.

so the mystery solved? the guy got robbed because he used vanitygen without a prefix. It also means we cannot know who the thief is, we can only check these money. But only if all 3 accs were created by vanitygen.

Thank you Jean-Luc, keep it up!

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Release 0.5.9:

http://download.nxtcrypto.org/nxt-client-0.5.9.zip

sha256: 35e0454c0eba551637674fa0e607774b864b0f428b5618f0d14f1ddc8d42cb62

Change log:

Resolved all remaining thread concurrency issues in the block and
transaction handling. All reported null pointer exceptions, division by
zero, and related bugs should not happen anymore. If you see any
errors in the log at all, please report them in our bug database:
https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt-public/issues

Added Asset Exchange related APIs:
getAskOrder, getAskOrderIds, getBidOrder, getBidOrderIds,
getAccountCurrentAskOrderIds, getAccountCurrentBidOrderIds.

Prevent the Recent Blocks tab in the browser UI from growing beyond
60 blocks. This should help avoid browser slowdown and freeze during
downloading of the whole blockchain from scratch.

Added transaction re-broadcasting. To make sure a new transaction has
been received by the network, it is broadcasted every minute, until
it shows in the list of unconfirmed or confirmed transactions.

The debug logs are quiet now, in fact I haven't seen any exceptions in
the last 24 h of testing this release. Everybody should give it a try as
I hope this is a really stable release. In particular, peers still
running the buggy 0.5.7 will get blacklisted if they don't upgrade,
because they keep broadcasting malformed JSON blocks and will be treated
as zombies.


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Very nice. Go, folks. Do it!