Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1355. (Read 4671575 times)

Shit... It still in that state even if I keep Win7 brandmauer  disabled (as usual) and disable DrWEB's brandmauer. I have even changed DNS servers in my router and updated RouterOS on it... 

What can block connections, and why only for bitmonerod?.. Mining on this PC is working well. Internet access is OK. 

Your connections (both outgoing and incoming) are being blocked.

Here is the screenshot containing all information:

If you could do two things for me -

1. Type 'diff' into the daemon and see what BH you're on (currently we're at a block height of 251414)

2. As smooth asked, type 'print_cn' and see if you have some connections (at least 2 with "state_normal" under the state column)

That is somewhat normal -- most connection attempts fail. What does print_cn say. If it shows no open connections then something is blocking them (security software, firewall, etc.)

Exactly. It stay like that for a several hours and...

With set_log:



p.s. bitmonerod is in the "whitelist" of my antivirus, and DrWeb anyway doesn't inform about anything when I start bitmonerod... 

What exactly is your problem? So far looks good. Does it stay like that for a long time and nothing else happens?

If yes, start the daemon with set_log 1 and pastebin from the log file please. There is nothing wrong with that output itself.

Please don't tell that I'm the one met this problem...

Let's not forget the platform is going to be used for crowdfunding and feature voting.

Ripple has been added to cryptsy, that leaves monero as #1 on the voting list!

As soon as it has been completed it will have been completed, and then it will be released as it has been completed so it can completely be released.

The section in the Missives about the forum answers the funding question.

Everything else is ongoing, although we've been spread rather thinly over the last 4-ish weeks with the attacks (both actual and imagined). i2pd is progressing at a clip, you can follow the progress in that repo: http://github.com/PrivacySolutions/i2pd

We need GUI !?

When will we see an official GUI

There's always minergate.com for blockchain and hashrate. Also chainradar.com

Incidentally, there is right now a MEW discussion&vote round going on concerning this! 

iCEBREAKER welcome to become a member, and contribute!

Thanks for the missives.

Any news or progress update about funding, database, GUI, I2P?

Do we have a blockchain stats/hashrate explorer for Monero? Monerochain.info seems to be permanently down.

I think this is what BitJohn was talking about:

I've been trying to use Apple's new feature, "neigh Siri", but I don't think it understands me.

SMF doesn't have anything close to the functionality we require, and it's not like we could transition from SMF to something else later on. It's great to want to take shortcuts and deliver things quickly, but history has shown that rushed decisions early on in a cryptocurrency's life will stick with them for ages (see: Bitcointalk, Litecointalk, Bitcoin's Qt interface, etc.)


Donations are less than 20% of our expenditure thus far. You can be safe in the knowledge that the donations have only been used for core development. Or have only been used for blockchain bootstrap download bandwidth costs. Or have only been used for OpenAlias development. Or have only been used for development of the forum. Cut the cake however you feel most comfortable:)

The forum was built by some of our non-C++ contributors


Bitcointalk is not a good environment if we want serious discussion about Monero. That much should be obvious. At some point we have to start cutting the apron strings and disconnecting from Bitcoin, especially since we share few common goals and no common code. It would be unfair of us to force newcomers interested in Monero to dig through thousands of scamcoin, shill, and troll posts on bitcointalk to find the occasional gem of information.

Additionally, you cannot possibly convince me that people needing help in running and using Monero should all gather in a single thread on a Bitcoin forum?? Nah, we've done our time here, there's no value in maintaining all the Monero threads on Bitcointalk. Anyone here who needs to know about Monero already does know about Monero;)