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legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1217
hey i have an idea. what if someone who is fully caught up posted their ip address here and i set that as my only well known peer. then i would have to get the right blockchain. right?

only if you banned all other peers, and just because someone is caught up doesn't mean they wont prove to have been on a fork later..  let the system figure itself out and remember, this is alpha.

well idk exactly what the code looks like but ideally even if you have 100 peers who all say the block chain is 2000 blocks long, if only 1 person says the blockchain is 2100 blocks long, you ping that person, ask for proof and if he supplies proof than the other 100 dont matter, you just ignore them. If i only have 1 known peer than i would have to be getting my other peers through him. even if he supplied me with 100 peers who all had the wrong chain it wouldnt matter because i would KNOW that i was connected to him and i would know that he had the right chain.

yeah and if he was faking it and you believed him and did a transaction then you lose. how would you KNOW he had the right chain? because he said so?

it is possible that he would only be sharing phony peers with you and that there was actually a longer chain out there somewhere that he wouldnt tell you about. still i dont understand how i can be connecting to so many of the peers from this list https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4178253 and not a SINGLE one of them knows of a SINGLE chain that is longer than 26244 blocks. its not a democracy, you dont need some majority to agree on what is the right chain, all i need is ONE person to be able to tell me about a longer chain. i just dont get it.
sr. member
Activity: 386
Merit: 250
I've restarted start.jar a number of times, even after deleting blocks.nxt and transactions.nxt, and I still never get past block 22268. If I sit on it long enough, I can see more than 10 active peers and more than 500 known peers. Why am I repeatedly getting stuck on the same old block?

hey spartacuss, try redownloading the nxt folder, cd to it, and run java -jar from there..

seems to be the best way to clear out the stuck pipes

Thank you, brooklynbtc. I'm unstuck now. No telling if I'm on the right chain, but we'll see in a moment, I reckon.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
where i can download the newest nxt version? the 0.4.5 seems not update the data and work.

https://mega.co.nz/#!gNA0mCKA!azSSZ3kYXEb2PchuNcmGZ3FZDH4btrAp22cg0ApBiBk


 I haven't had any issues since upgrading from 4.5 to 4.7e, so you should be good to go after that.

thx. 0.4.7e is work.
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 100
You guys are all doing an awesome job. It's so hard to keep up with this forum even

I've got a handful of nodes running, including 2 -8giggers, but they still suffer from leaky RAM>

anyone geekier than me got some ideas for cron job to restart it every few hours?

Also, theres so much that needs to be wiki'd here. man alive.

working list for wiki topics
vps including, hosts, setup, management,
rasp pi
matrix has you
known_hosts list

100nxt bounty to for each of those pages! lets do it.

It seems that I can't add topic into the Wiki. "Matrix has you" goes here:

Why "Matrix has you"

Nxt default secure api call is set to be only connect from the local host, so the connection to the remote client will be directed to "Matrix to you" page. If you want to connect your remote public Node nxt client, please set the configuration file as following. Change "allowedUserHosts" parameter at nxt/webapp/root/WEB-INF/web.xml from "127.0.0.1; localhost; 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1" to "*", so any connection to you client can be accepted. If you just let yourself to connect to your public client, just add your local IP address to "allowedUserHosts". If you don't know your local IP address, just firstly change "allowedUserHosts" to "*" and connect to your remote public client, and then get your local IP address from "http://RemoteIPAddress:7874/nxt?requestType=getMyInfo", and then change "allowedUserHosts" from "*" to your local IP address.

Donation is welcome. Nxt account: 17959837214177417816

legendary
Activity: 2660
Merit: 1023
alias do not work for me this really really really sux
full member
Activity: 160
Merit: 100
My blocks weren't updating, so I re-downloaded from https://mega.co.nz/#!gNA0mCKA!azSSZ3kYXEb2PchuNcmGZ3FZDH4btrAp22cg0ApBiBk

I'm now using just wellKnownPeers 78.46.63.221; 95.85.22.142 - this worked instantly!

The lastest copy-paste wellKnownPeers seems to include bad peers...??
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 250
AKA jefdiesel
hey i have an idea. what if someone who is fully caught up posted their ip address here and i set that as my only well known peer. then i would have to get the right blockchain. right?

only if you banned all other peers, and just because someone is caught up doesn't mean they wont prove to have been on a fork later..  let the system figure itself out and remember, this is alpha.

well idk exactly what the code looks like but ideally even if you have 100 peers who all say the block chain is 2000 blocks long, if only 1 person says the blockchain is 2100 blocks long, you ping that person, ask for proof and if he supplies proof than the other 100 dont matter, you just ignore them. If i only have 1 known peer than i would have to be getting my other peers through him. even if he supplied me with 100 peers who all had the wrong chain it wouldnt matter because i would KNOW that i was connected to him and i would know that he had the right chain.

yeah and if he was faking it and you believed him and did a transaction then you lose. how would you KNOW he had the right chain? because he said so?
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 501
those are the same as my recently rebooted VPS, local client not so lucky
Blockchain explorer is here too.

26445      10105875265190846103      28 Дeкaбpь 2013 г. 12:07:53   
13      446 + 18      1'835 B   
1      661058165191831989      307 %
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1217
hey i have an idea. what if someone who is fully caught up posted their ip address here and i set that as my only well known peer. then i would have to get the right blockchain. right?

only if you banned all other peers, and just because someone is caught up doesn't mean they wont prove to have been on a fork later..  let the system figure itself out and remember, this is alpha.

well idk exactly what the code looks like but ideally even if you have 100 peers who all say the block chain is 2000 blocks long, if only 1 person says the blockchain is 2100 blocks long, you ping that person, ask for proof and if he supplies proof than the other 100 dont matter, you just ignore them. If i only have 1 known peer than i would have to be getting my other peers through him. even if he supplied me with 100 peers who all had the wrong chain it wouldnt matter because i would KNOW that i was connected to him and i would know that he had the right chain.
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 250
AKA jefdiesel
26442      2159498187382012684      28 Дeкaбpь 2013 г. 11:59:23   
      
      8      1'085'291 + 10      1'140 B   
      
      1      10843634880494821432      498 %

26443      2159498187382012684      28 Дeкaбpь 2013 г. 12:00:00   
      
      0      0 + 0      0 B   
      
      1      5183220713936613502      307 %

26444      2159498187382012684      28 Дeкaбpь 2013 г. 12:00:20   
      
      0      0 + 0      0 B   
      
      1      16363071936385766749      154 %

those are the same as my recently rebooted VPS, local client not so lucky
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 250
AKA jefdiesel
hey i have an idea. what if someone who is fully caught up posted their ip address here and i set that as my only well known peer. then i would have to get the right blockchain. right?

only if you banned all other peers, and just because someone is caught up doesn't mean they wont prove to have been on a fork later..  let the system figure itself out and remember, this is alpha.
sr. member
Activity: 840
Merit: 251
where i can download the newest nxt version? the 0.4.5 seems not update the data and work.

https://mega.co.nz/#!gNA0mCKA!azSSZ3kYXEb2PchuNcmGZ3FZDH4btrAp22cg0ApBiBk


 I haven't had any issues since upgrading from 4.5 to 4.7e, so you should be good to go after that.
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 501
26442      2159498187382012684      28 Дeкaбpь 2013 г. 11:59:23   
      
      8      1'085'291 + 10      1'140 B   
      
      1      10843634880494821432      498 %

26443      2159498187382012684      28 Дeкaбpь 2013 г. 12:00:00   
      
      0      0 + 0      0 B   
      
      1      5183220713936613502      307 %

26444      2159498187382012684      28 Дeкaбpь 2013 г. 12:00:20   
      
      0      0 + 0      0 B   
      
      1      16363071936385766749      154 %
legendary
Activity: 1722
Merit: 1217
hey i have an idea. what if someone who is fully caught up posted their ip address here and i set that as my only well known peer. then i would have to get the right blockchain. right?
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 250
AKA jefdiesel
I've restarted start.jar a number of times, even after deleting blocks.nxt and transactions.nxt, and I still never get past block 22268. If I sit on it long enough, I can see more than 10 active peers and more than 500 known peers. Why am I repeatedly getting stuck on the same old block?

hey spartacuss, try redownloading the nxt folder, cd to it, and run java -jar from there..

seems to be the best way to clear out the stuck pipes
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 501
this is so frustrating. i wonder what you did differently to get on that chain.
Right after my previous message my client f*cked up, run to block minus 4000 and so on. I restarted it, now it stuck on
26432      2159498187382012684      28 Дeкaбpь 2013 г. 11:37:11   
      
      3      0 + 3      468 B   
      
      1      1863837668831450927      2419 %

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   26441      2159498187382012684      28 Дeкaбpь 2013 г. 11:46:39   
      
      0      0 + 0      0 B   
      
      1      12313932961779437837      249 %
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 250
AKA jefdiesel
just got home

was kinda frozen but quickly upped to
26441      2159498187382012684      12/27/2013 11:46:39 PM   
0      0 + 0      0 B   
1      12313932961779437837      249 %

sr. member
Activity: 386
Merit: 250
I've restarted start.jar a number of times, even after deleting blocks.nxt and transactions.nxt, and I still never get past block 22268. If I sit on it long enough, I can see more than 10 active peers and more than 500 known peers. Why am I repeatedly getting stuck on the same old block?
legendary
Activity: 1092
Merit: 1010
I am on

   
26441      2159498187382012684      28-12-2013 05:46:39   
0      0 + 0      0 B   
1      12313932961779437837      249 %
full member
Activity: 160
Merit: 100
I'm running NRS 0.4.7e locally (desktop) and keep getting this message since this morning:

"Generated an incorrect block. Waiting for the next one."

And my list of "Active peers" shows about 100+ disconnected peers (red flag). Shouldn't this list be refreshed?

The last block I currently see is 26418

26418      2584657662098653454      12/28/2013 5:20:57 AM   
1      2'000 + 2      128 B   
1      5807955575958300660      7029 %
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