There is a fork between the blocks that I see on the block explorer and on my node from 22302
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This looks pretty bad
There is a fork between the blocks that I see on the block explorer and on my node from 22302
There is a fork between the blocks that I see on the block explorer and on my node from 22302
so wtf is happening? someone is ddos attacking or some peer is just trying to fuck up all?
I sent myself some NXT coin to my wallet from the dgex.com exchange and it hasn't showed up for almost an hour now. Is this normal? When should it be showing up?
maybe 12 hours if your lucky...it's normal we have been dealing with it for some time now....we hope to hit more exchanges shortly.
This looks like "alpha" software to me - my client is still stuck at 22303 and doesn't look like it's going to change. 
Will play with again tomorrow but it's not a good start (compared to Bitcoin).
Will play with again tomorrow but it's not a good start (compared to Bitcoin).
Bitcoin wasn't ddosed by pre-Bitcoin early adopters.
I have a 32gb linux server at my house if that would help with the network. I can also get a few large VPS online next week...
Guys reported output of getState upthread. Copy values of "lastBlockchainFeeder" returned by getState into "wellKnownPeers".
88.198.134.190 this one?
Yes. And the others.
This looks like "alpha" software to me - my client is still stuck at 22303 and doesn't look like it's going to change.
Will play with it again tomorrow but it's not a good start (compared to Bitcoin).
Will play with it again tomorrow but it's not a good start (compared to Bitcoin).
Guys reported output of getState upthread. Copy values of "lastBlockchainFeeder" returned by getState into "wellKnownPeers".
88.198.134.190 this one?
depends on how many coins you have and how many active useres run the client. and of course number of transactions :-)
i just did a test of 100 coins
Watching this thread
depends on how many coins you have and how many active useres run the client. and of course number of transactions :-)
Put values of lastBlockchainFeeder reported above into wellKnownPeers.
What is lastBlockchainFeeder?
It's not in the web.xml file and not reported int he terminal.
Guys reported output of getState upthread. Copy values of "lastBlockchainFeeder" returned by getState into "wellKnownPeers".
I sent myself some NXT coin to my wallet from the dgex.com exchange and it hasn't showed up for almost an hour now. Is this normal? When should it be showing up?
I don't know if I am reporting the right number but it looks like I am presently seeing block # 22310
like most of us
Restarted again and still stuck at 22303 - any idea what is going on?
Yes, dos attack, network is fragmented. Leave it as is, it will find the longest chain eventually. Rate of orphaned blocks will be high though.
Oh we playing the big league now.
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One quick question: How is the client supposed to know when I can and cannot generate blocks? E.g., You can generate the next block in "9 hours 16 minutes 15 seconds".
Isn't that supposed to be a random distribution, with the fraction of my stake vs the overall coin count times average minutes per block?
P.S.: Last block 22269, looking healthy from here.
Isn't that supposed to be a random distribution, with the fraction of my stake vs the overall coin count times average minutes per block?
P.S.: Last block 22269, looking healthy from here.
Put values of lastBlockchainFeeder reported above into wellKnownPeers.
What is lastBlockchainFeeder?
It's not in the web.xml file and not reported int he terminal.
I don't know if I am reporting the right number but it looks like I am presently seeing block # 22310
like most of us
I don't know if I am reporting the right number but it looks like I am presently seeing block # 22310
Good
I don't know if I am reporting the right number but it looks like I am presently seeing block # 22310.
But it also looks like it hasn't updated a new block in 25 minutes.
But it also looks like it hasn't updated a new block in 25 minutes.
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