My node is pretty much permanent, but I also only got 3 connections atm.
i tried compiling it on my ubuntu vps to run a dedicated node but got this error:
any suggestions how to fix that? im very new with linux so maybe im missing something simple
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August 27, 2016, 02:48:32 PM
i tried compiling it on my ubuntu vps to run a dedicated node but got this error:
any suggestions how to fix that? im very new with linux so maybe im missing something simple
August 26, 2016, 09:43:11 AM
My node is pretty much permanent, but I also only got 3 connections atm.
Can you provide the addnodes. Maybe I can get a few more connections. I understand that adding server=1 and listen = 1 to the config file runs the wallet as a node or is it more involved than that?.
Here is my nodelist:
Code:
addnode=184.185.216.85
addnode=192.99.35.133
addnode=85.236.188.28
listen=1 is probably not needed as it seems to be the default in most coins. But your IP has to be either a public IP or UPnP on your Gateway/Router has to be enabled and working, elsewise you can only connect to other nodes but not receive incoming connections.
If you run getpeerinfo in the console and all your connections have "inbound" : false, then you probably can't receive connections from outside.
HTH
August 26, 2016, 09:26:21 AM
My node is pretty much permanent, but I also only got 3 connections atm.
Can you provide the addnodes. Maybe I can get a few more connections. I understand that adding server=1 and listen = 1 to the config file runs the wallet as a node or is it more involved than that?.
August 26, 2016, 03:59:38 AM
My node is pretty much permanent, but I also only got 3 connections atm.
August 25, 2016, 08:49:58 PM
Thanks for the donation. There is only 1 node connected to the network and it cuts in and out all the time. A week or so ago there were up to 10 nodes connected. Not sure what happened.
Can anyone run a dedicated node on the network?
Can anyone run a dedicated node on the network?
August 24, 2016, 05:06:28 PM
I will run it a little longer. Any SBC donations would be of great help in my effort.
SBC Wallet Address:
sXLRJAm9Mb3vV5w8Csgxxt67eq2mUTdM83
SBC Wallet Address:
sXLRJAm9Mb3vV5w8Csgxxt67eq2mUTdM83
No problem, thanks for all the support of SBC
August 24, 2016, 04:15:41 PM
I will run it a little longer. Any SBC donations would be of great help in my effort.
SBC Wallet Address:
sXLRJAm9Mb3vV5w8Csgxxt67eq2mUTdM83
SBC Wallet Address:
sXLRJAm9Mb3vV5w8Csgxxt67eq2mUTdM83
August 23, 2016, 08:38:21 PM
Sell, Sell, Sell deadcoin. At least Prohashing won't grabbing my transaction fees, anymore. Unless there is more network participation Stablecoin is dead.
August 08, 2016, 02:47:09 AM
In reply to your question about the flash blocks, no. After I place a transaction fee on the network it is grabbed by a Prohashing miner within about 5 or so minutes. There doesn't appaer to be any others mining SBC other than Prohashing and occasionally some other miners mine a block.
August 08, 2016, 02:37:58 AM
The blockchain stalled on June12th and two weeks elapsed with no new blocks appearing. I decided to make some transactions to get it going again. My largest TX fee was 1000 Stablecoins. A multipool grab the block within seconds. So I wrote a program to send a small amount to another wallet with a 5 Stablecoin TX fee at random intervals. It seems that 5 Stablecoins is the mininmum for a multipool to mine a block. Anyway, it keeps the blockchain moving.
I will keep it going for awhile, not sure how long.
I will keep it going for awhile, not sure how long.
August 07, 2016, 11:56:27 PM
From what I have read, Prohashing is maintaining a temporary blockchain for each coin that it mines and releases the coins to the real blockchain before a fork occurs. This is why clusters of blocks suddenly appear. Not sure what their premise is behind this activity.
WOW, that idea has been on my mind since the first test because just before the "flash blocks" the daemon prints
Code:
SetBestChain: new best=xxxxxxxxx
From my experience of the few blocks I am able to mine, the blocks I mine don't appear on the block chain until I broadcast a transaction on the network and the next block is mined grabbing the transaction fee. This usually occurs within 5 to 10 minutes after I have broadcast the transaction fee. As I stated in a previous post, I am broadcasting transaction at random times.
The next block (the one mined with the additional fee) is mined by yourself or is in the "flash blocks" pack? I have seen the blocks with additional fee and rarely one of them was mined by me.
3Worlduser, so that was you that caused the Stablecoin hashrate to go up to over 100 Mh/s?
Also, the program I wrote that broadcasts a 5 Stablecoin transaction fee is to prevent a stall in the blockchain. Not sure how long I will run it.
Also, the program I wrote that broadcasts a 5 Stablecoin transaction fee is to prevent a stall in the blockchain. Not sure how long I will run it.
Yes, sorry about that but I wanted to know how much hashrate was needed to avoid the "flash blocks", I didn't test with transactions fees because my first assumption was that higher fees would attract the attention of a multipool, just the opposite of what I was looking for.
August 07, 2016, 02:23:06 PM
A network without transactions is a dead network.
August 07, 2016, 02:05:21 PM
3Worlduser, so that was you that caused the Stablecoin hashrate to go up to over 100 Mh/s?
Also, the program I wrote that broadcasts a 5 Stablecoin transaction fee is to prevent a stall in the blockchain. Not sure how long I will run it.
Also, the program I wrote that broadcasts a 5 Stablecoin transaction fee is to prevent a stall in the blockchain. Not sure how long I will run it.
August 07, 2016, 01:56:12 PM
From my experience of the few blocks I am able to mine, the blocks I mine don't appear on the block chain until I broadcast a transaction on the network and the next block is mined grabbing the transaction fee. This usually occurs within 5 to 10 minutes after I have broadcast the transaction fee. As I stated in a previous post, I am broadcasting transaction at random times.
August 07, 2016, 01:07:11 PM
From what I have read, Prohashing is maintaining a temporary blockchain for each coin that it mines and releases the coins to the real blockchain before a fork occurs. This is why clusters of blocks suddenly appear. Not sure what their premise is behind this activity.
August 07, 2016, 03:37:23 AM
Hi there, I need to do some maintenance/upgrade on the server, the explorer and the pool will be offline for two days, sorry for the inconvenience. The good news is that now the pool will be 0% fee, I have been doing some test about the problem of the blockchain getting stuck, trying with different hashrates and configurations.
In all the test, with different hashrates in the pool (10M - 20M - 30M) and network difficulty between 0.8 - 1.2 the blocks pop up in a normal way between a minute approx. but after ten block mined the wallet receive 10 block in just two minutes (I guess that is the multipool) and the cycle repeats, over and over. The only way I could get a stable block emission and no 10 "flash block" was with 80M and 1.5 - 1.7 difficult on the network. I couldn't run more test (run out of BTC to rent more hashrate) but that is the main idea, at least in the current scene (diff/hashrate/price), that is why I will set the pool with 0% fee, maybe that can help to improve this situation. If there is something else I can do or a specific request for ports difficult, just let me know.
In all the test, with different hashrates in the pool (10M - 20M - 30M) and network difficulty between 0.8 - 1.2 the blocks pop up in a normal way between a minute approx. but after ten block mined the wallet receive 10 block in just two minutes (I guess that is the multipool) and the cycle repeats, over and over. The only way I could get a stable block emission and no 10 "flash block" was with 80M and 1.5 - 1.7 difficult on the network. I couldn't run more test (run out of BTC to rent more hashrate) but that is the main idea, at least in the current scene (diff/hashrate/price), that is why I will set the pool with 0% fee, maybe that can help to improve this situation. If there is something else I can do or a specific request for ports difficult, just let me know.
August 06, 2016, 10:48:07 AM
I have a Stablecoin block reward program running that randomly gives a 5 Stablecoin reward every 10 seconds to a little over an hour. I might be making that the reward more frequent in the near future but as of now its as I previously stated.
August 04, 2016, 12:38:58 PM
Nice work. Now all that's needed is trading volume.
hmm we should be able to trigger the multipool to mine some more haha
August 03, 2016, 01:22:39 PM
Nice work. Now all that's needed is trading volume.
August 01, 2016, 03:08:38 PM
Sorry the delay guys I set-up a pool and block explorer for Stablecoin.
The Faucet and the web wallet will be ready in the next days
if you have any trouble send me a message here or in the contact form in my page
https://www.block-genesis.com
enjoy
The Faucet and the web wallet will be ready in the next days
if you have any trouble send me a message here or in the contact form in my page
https://www.block-genesis.com
enjoy
wow you did an awesome job! looks very good. thanks a bunch
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