That means its an orphan block and won't be counted.
The coins will stake again
Is this something for which I should resynchronize my wallet from the bootstrap and .config file and then run the daemon to reload my wallet file? Seems like an error that shouldn't have happened, or am I wrong in that?
-- Thanks
PS. I'm new to POS coins and last month started mining four of them including TEK. Between them I've recently had a number of mintings, but this is my first encounter with this issue.
orphans will restake its normal.
Tekcoin PoS difficulty just now is 0.001
that is about 20%, so here is the choice mint now for lower % or try and wait a bit for PoS diff to decrease .0000x is 40% range. If you do wait, you not only can get higher rate % but you also get added coins for waiting over the min 30 days. Waiting longer can effect your compounding though so it does get a bit tricky. This is one of the reasons i really like to spread out my coins into daily stakes, it doesn't corner me into just one big decision.
Thanks fellows,
You mention waiting, how does one control that?
Also, for each of my POS coins, I simply downloaded and ran the wallet installs to the desired directory (same as my POW wallets), I only create a .conf file ("addnode=" commands) if a fork problem occurs and I have to resynchronize. What is the purpose of the special .conf commands I run across for POS -- such as:
listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pass
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
Actually, all of those are generic to Bitcoin and it's successors. There are some specific RPC commands, but that's another story. But these that you listed are very standard, and they do the following:
Listen =<1/0> tells the client to listen to the network for RPC calls
daemon =<1/0> tells the client to stay resident when not in the foreground in the case of tekcoind or to act like a daemon (background program) if using the QT version
Server =1 allows it to act as a server (a node) and is also necessary to act on RPC calls.
rpcuser is the username that is needed to execute RPC calls.
rpcpassword is the password needed to execute RPC calls
rcpallowip restricts what IP can connect and issue/receive data for and from RPC calls.
Most of this stuff is for API access using third party software. It can be very useful!
Hope this helps you.