Topic: [XC][XCurrency] Decentralised Trustless Privacy Platform / Encrypted XChat / Pos - page 304. (Read 1484218 times)

#Teamgoat

did i miss something?

something about NHZ and XC?

any innovation or simple pump?

once again http://forum.nhzcrypto.org/index.php/topic,422.0.html

Memes/Unofficial mascots are not necessarily suppose to make sense. In fact, the disconnect usually makes them more funny. I say do not worry too much about the mascot, and let things take their course.












#mountaingoat

The XChameleon. Me likee. 

 I think this is fantastic - love the whole idea!! Big up-vote from me.

Justin: You got skills!
Hope you are already planning & working on something for the public release

https://lut.im/SA3DBq2s/ir50TMnM

Hey XC community, I'm a big fan of Xcurrency since few months! I would like to come back about the logo story, i agree xc deserves a strong community of solid investors but also some new small investors in need of fun to join XC community. As I believe "small streams make big rivers", it will come a time when there will be some need to expand our community to many more people with small invests.

http://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2013/29/1374417362-29.jpg

I'm thinking about all those geeks all over the crypto world. A lot of them aren't able to understand ins and outs about the specifics of the technology developped by Dan the Great. Those people deserves some fun in order to counterfeit the fact they understand nothing, but most of all, we need to get them understand the pros and cons of XC in a pedagogic way, plays and funs are part of it..

http://cover.funimage.org/uploads/1357996708.jpg

My last point, and you see me coming, I really enjoy cameleons! Although they are funny >o_o< or scary OO, they also convey some values similar to XC project : they are highly adaptable just as XC, in process of being adapted, they are looking good  just as XC, in state of being adopted, they cling to branches to secure their position just as XC purposes, their eyes can watch in all directions as XC nodes, and last but not least, they are super green just as the XC logo!

The bottom line, some of anon cryptocurrencies want to look like XC without an ounce of Techs delivered by Dan the Great, so quickly implemented because of his consistency work, they are just fake trying to be like xc the cameleon !;)

http://funny-pics.co/wp-content/uploads/funny-costumed-dog-frog.jpg

I would like to acknowledge the xc team for their work and dedication, I'm here for the long haul in order to touch fingers of God!!

https://lut.im/XcXvcUjH/3M0ayva0

No worries. Thanks for helping me either way on chasing down some possible network issues.   

To be clear: all this cmd is telling you if your wallet is accepting connections incomming from other wallets (eg: your setup is looks ok).
Nothing more. Im way out of my leak trying to explain or assist in debugging about how the XC internals work.

back to 0.0012 ...
 
only the 5th test
holy whale, when will you pump?

I just ran netstat -an | find "32348" again and it looks like I got some of those:

192.168.1.8:32348     82.173.183.83:57349              ESTABLISHED
192.168.1.8:32348     another random IP:54190        ESTABLISHED
192.168.1.8:32348     another random IP:53454        ESTABLISHED


I think it might be something with that wireless hub thing I got, but not sure what....  


edit: I've made sure the local IP address in the port forwarding rule on my router page still applies to my laptop.

Think your router config is not ok, there should be at least one connection like:
192.168.1.8:32348   :<50K port>

edit:
#1: did you tell your router to forward connections on the public port to your local ip-address?
#2: a laptop over wifi can can get a new ip-adress on reboot after some time, maybe disable dhcp and go for a fixed local address

ahahah you got him mountain

Thanks for the additional check I can do! Unfortunately, I am still unable to send a private transaction (and therefore be a XMixer) even though it seems like port 32348 is working:

After running "netstat -an | find "32348" i get one listening incoming connection:

0.0.0.0:32348          0.0.0.0:0      LISTENING

and 7 established outgoing connections:

192.168.1.8:58755    104.131.208.92:32348      ESTABLISHED
192.168.1.8:58757    101.131.207.232:32348    ESTABLISHED
etc,
etc.

and a

[::]:32348      [::]:0       LISTENING

Anyone have any suggestions on what I'm missing/doing wrong? Thanks!

ps. I'm connecting my laptop to a wireless hub that then goes to my ISP router. My internet connection only shows 1 router in my path to the internet though....

Oke, no problem.

Yes, those items were added to the list, thank you :-)

Thanks.

Did you read my PM btw?

You have to create a config file. It isn't there originally.
Here's a good guide on how to create a config file and what you can put in it.
https://litecoin.info/Litecoin.conf
This guide is for Litecoin, but it works similarly for all other alts that use the QT client.
In the config file, you can specify some standard setting that you want your QT client to use. That's what it's for.
You can create one from notepad and save it as a .conf file (select * all files when saving and save with .conf behind the file name)

By default you, don't need one with XCurrency.  You can create one and just put "maxconnections=64" no quotes

Where can I find my config file? it isn't in my appdata.