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Quote from: HarriHirsch on August 30, 2014, 11:14:10 AM

I have some questions:

I want to run a node to forge some XCR via proof of time.

Haow many XCR must I have in that account?

Does the amount of XCR I forge depend on the amount I have in my wallet?

Is there a way to calculate the amount of forged XCR?

1000 XCR is needed in an account to start forging, the amount itself doesnt matter for forging as long as it it over 1000.

the amount of forged XCR is listed in the client,
i got about 80 blocks so far , and forged about 200 XCR, that would be about 2.25 XCR per block, ( sample size probably not big enough for representative data, waiting for the block explorer for real insight into returns

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I have some questions:

I want to run a node to forge some XCR via proof of time.

Haow many XCR must I have in that account?

Does the amount of XCR I forge depend on the amount I have in my wallet?

Is there a way to calculate the amount of forged XCR?

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Quote from: Litoshi on August 30, 2014, 10:45:57 AM

Suggestion:

The Crypti web site should host a daily blockchain.db file. When a new user downloads the wallet software, they get the latest blockchain.db, and only have to sync for a few minutes.

For older wallets, a library of the blockchain.db for each of the last 10 days will speed up node syncing for those on the wrong fork, or just offline for a few days.

+1

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Suggestion:

The Crypti web site should host a daily blockchain.db file. When a new user downloads the wallet software, they get the latest blockchain.db, and only have to sync for a few minutes.

For older wallets, a library of the blockchain.db for each of the last 10 days will speed up node syncing for those on the wrong fork, or just offline for a few days.

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Quote from: karmacoma24 on August 30, 2014, 10:16:51 AM

Quote from: informer on August 30, 2014, 10:00:13 AM

Is there a fix in the interim? I've babysat this blockchain.db rebuild for the past 6 hours. Each time having to stop and start the server again. Sometimes I would try deleting just blockchain.db, sometimes logs.log, sometimes both. Rebooted in between each and still can't get past 4MB's or so on the blockchain.db before it stops building. if I stop and start again it will continue to build but not for long. The only thing I haven't done is scratch the instance and start over. All four of my nodes are doing the same thing on two different cloud platforms and each are in different colo's.

informer

I am having the same problems as you!

My only solution has been to use a snapshot of the blockchain from a working node. Starting from scratch is so slow! Huh

Well, this time, if I get it up to date, I'm going to download it. I don't know if you are aware but AWS allows you ftp access without installing a ftp server on it.

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Quote from: informer on August 30, 2014, 10:00:13 AM

Is there a fix in the interim? I've babysat this blockchain.db rebuild for the past 6 hours. Each time having to stop and start the server again. Sometimes I would try deleting just blockchain.db, sometimes logs.log, sometimes both. Rebooted in between each and still can't get past 4MB's or so on the blockchain.db before it stops building. if I stop and start again it will continue to build but not for long. The only thing I haven't done is scratch the instance and start over. All four of my nodes are doing the same thing on two different cloud platforms and each are in different colo's.

informer

I am having the same problems as you!

My only solution has been to use a snapshot of the blockchain from a working node. Starting from scratch is so slow! Huh

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Quote from: crypti on August 30, 2014, 09:52:12 AM

Looks like it's not possible to create public channel on Slack, we can still use IRC if all agree, i will try to be online in our IRC all my working time.
And maybe we will create now google group for all.

The IRC channel is dead because it is has not been clearly advertised (until recently).

A friendly and populated IRC channel will help attract new investors.

We should not neglect it.

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Quote from: SyRenity on August 30, 2014, 09:46:52 AM

Quote from: Litoshi on August 30, 2014, 09:19:11 AM

Anywhere else? Does that mean a different IP or a different MAC address? IP addresses, even for DSL connections change every few weeks. So that is not a wise decision.

As for different MAC addresses: what to do if the computer crashes, breaks or is stolen?

I meant that the users accessed their accounts only through official web wallet, and haven't risking flagging their pass phrase anywhere else (including their own nodes).
On another though, it looks as it won't be realistic at all, hence we indeed don't have a good method to provide 2FA at the moment.

After the second passphrase, perhaps a one shot try at choosing an icon from a library of 50 icons. Failure results in a 1 hour lockout and an email to the registered users email.

The user would have set this icon choice when registering or updating.

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Quote from: GreXX on August 30, 2014, 09:46:37 AM

Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 09:07:25 AM

@Devs

Are you using Slack as your team management platform? I was going to create a Crypti channel for community members to work on projects to help promote Crypti, but I saw that the domain was already taken, and it corresponds with the Crypti website :

Yeah Wulf, we use Redbooth for the majority of task management, but Slack for real-time chat and meetings because it's much better than the built in chat in Redbooth.

Ah okay, just a suggestion, if you guys want to upgrade your task management software, take a look at Flow : http://www.getflow.com/, it's much more user and work friendly than RedBooth. Pricing is around the same too.

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Quote from: crypti on August 30, 2014, 09:09:44 AM

Quote from: informer on August 30, 2014, 07:54:08 AM

Is 0.1.6 out? I saw posts eluding to its imminent release but I haven't seen an official post.

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Quote from: SyRenity

We decided to add an important feature allowing setting the forging password via UI and encrypt / decrypt it to config file on fly (thus removing the plain-text storage from the config file), to provide both convenience and an increased security for the forgers.

It will be posted once completed and passed tests by our QA, here and on our blog, as usual.

Is there a fix in the interim? I've babysat this blockchain.db rebuild for the past 6 hours. Each time having to stop and start the server again. Sometimes I would try deleting just blockchain.db, sometimes logs.log, sometimes both. Rebooted in between each and still can't get past 4MB's or so on the blockchain.db before it stops building. if I stop and start again it will continue to build but not for long. The only thing I haven't done is scratch the instance and start over. All four of my nodes are doing the same thing on two different cloud platforms and each are in different colo's.

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Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 09:15:03 AM

Quote from: crypti on August 30, 2014, 09:09:14 AM

Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 09:07:25 AM

@Devs

Are you using Slack as your team management platform? I was going to create a Crypti channel for community members to work on projects to help promote Crypti, but I saw that the domain was already taken, and it corresponds with the Crypti website :

We already taken it, access only with crypti.me emails.

I don't know, maybe we can change something in settings and make discussion for all.

I HIGHLY recommend this. The Crypti IRC channel is dead, and frankly I don't think we should any time on it, secondly most users are split between BitcoinTalk and CryptiTalk and it isn't helping much as our community is divided. I suggest that we make one channel the "hub" for all Crypti communications, and I think Slack is the perfect place for that.

Quote from Slack FAQ:

Quote

By default, anything you post to Slack is private to your team.

Looks like it's not possible to create public channel on Slack, we can still use IRC if all agree, i will try to be online in our IRC all my working time.
And maybe we will create now google group for all.

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Quote from: Litoshi on August 30, 2014, 09:19:11 AM

Anywhere else? Does that mean a different IP or a different MAC address? IP addresses, even for DSL connections change every few weeks. So that is not a wise decision.

As for different MAC addresses: what to do if the computer crashes, breaks or is stolen?

I meant that the users accessed their accounts only through official web wallet, and haven't risking flagging their pass phrase anywhere else (including their own nodes).
On another though, it looks as it won't be realistic at all, hence we indeed don't have a good method to provide 2FA at the moment.

GreXX

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Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 09:07:25 AM

@Devs

Are you using Slack as your team management platform? I was going to create a Crypti channel for community members to work on projects to help promote Crypti, but I saw that the domain was already taken, and it corresponds with the Crypti website :

Yeah Wulf, we use Redbooth for the majority of task management, but Slack for real-time chat and meetings because it's much better than the built in chat in Redbooth.

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Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 09:15:03 AM

Quote from: crypti on August 30, 2014, 09:09:14 AM

Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 09:07:25 AM

@Devs

Are you using Slack as your team management platform? I was going to create a Crypti channel for community members to work on projects to help promote Crypti, but I saw that the domain was already taken, and it corresponds with the Crypti website :

We already taken it, access only with crypti.me emails.

I don't know, maybe we can change something in settings and make discussion for all.

I HIGHLY recommend this. The Crypti IRC channel is dead, and frankly I don't think we should any time on it, secondly most users are split between BitcoinTalk and CryptiTalk and it isn't helping much as our community is divided. I suggest that we make one channel the "hub" for all Crypti communications, and I think Slack is the perfect place for that.

Why not keep it accessible only to Crypti.me email addresses, since you have control over that email server? You can keep out FUDDERS, troll, N00bs and rabbiters

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Quote from: Litoshi on August 30, 2014, 09:20:44 AM

Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 05:53:42 AM

Jeez, why are you guys panicking about the price? This thing happens every time each month towards the end of the month. Prices and volume drop across the board as people cash out to pay their expenses. Ask Litoshi, he's probably the most experienced trader here.

Personally, I'm not really doing any day trading at the moment, because I know that once custom block chains and the first Crypti apps are released, the bottom price of Crypti would be 20K Satoshi.

WHO ME??? I'M BUYING

LOL, I was referring to the fact that prices and volume drop across the board towards the end of each month. I'm buying up as well at the moment.

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Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 05:53:42 AM

Jeez, why are you guys panicking about the price? This thing happens every time each month towards the end of the month. Prices and volume drop across the board as people cash out to pay their expenses. Ask Litoshi, he's probably the most experienced trader here.

Personally, I'm not really doing any day trading at the moment, because I know that once custom block chains and the first Crypti apps are released, the bottom price of Crypti would be 20K Satoshi.

WHO ME??? I'M BUYING

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Quote from: SyRenity on August 30, 2014, 04:48:04 AM

Quote from: Eadeqa on August 29, 2014, 04:15:13 PM

Quote from: informer on August 29, 2014, 02:13:54 PM

I would like to see 2FA for wallet and forge. I know we already have 2nd passphrase. But I like the convenience it affords me with other sites. And I think it's a feature that new investors would find they are accustomed to and presents the coin as well rounded and protected investment.

Crypto currency works with digital signatures. Anyone who has the secret key can spend the money. You can give the secret key (encrypted by your password) to a third party and they will ask you for 2FA before you can download encrypted blob from their server (i.e blockchain info wallet), but if you have the secret key on your machine, there can't be any 2FA.

We might consider adding the 2FA to our hosted wallet, if there will be enough demand and if people will trust this solution.
Of course this will mean users using it will have to make sure they never logged in with their pass phrase anywhere else.

Anywhere else? Does that mean a different IP or a different MAC address? IP addresses, even for DSL connections change every few weeks. So that is not a wise decision.

As for different MAC addresses: what to do if the computer crashes, breaks or is stolen?

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Quote from: crypti on August 30, 2014, 09:09:14 AM

Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 09:07:25 AM

@Devs

Are you using Slack as your team management platform? I was going to create a Crypti channel for community members to work on projects to help promote Crypti, but I saw that the domain was already taken, and it corresponds with the Crypti website :

We already taken it, access only with crypti.me emails.

I don't know, maybe we can change something in settings and make discussion for all.

I HIGHLY recommend this. The Crypti IRC channel is dead, and frankly I don't think we should any time on it, secondly most users are split between BitcoinTalk and CryptiTalk and it isn't helping much as our community is divided. I suggest that we make one channel the "hub" for all Crypti communications, and I think Slack is the perfect place for that.

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Quote from: informer on August 30, 2014, 07:54:08 AM

Is 0.1.6 out? I saw posts eluding to its imminent release but I haven't seen an official post.

informer

Quote from: SyRenity

We decided to add an important feature allowing setting the forging password via UI and encrypt / decrypt it to config file on fly (thus removing the plain-text storage from the config file), to provide both convenience and an increased security for the forgers.

It will be posted once completed and passed tests by our QA, here and on our blog, as usual.

crypti

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Quote from: Wulfcastle on August 30, 2014, 09:07:25 AM

@Devs

Are you using Slack as your team management platform? I was going to create a Crypti channel for community members to work on projects to help promote Crypti, but I saw that the domain was already taken, and it corresponds with the Crypti website :

We already taken it, access only with crypti.me emails.

I don't know, maybe we can change something in settings and make discussion for all.

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