[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1531.

netmonk

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if needed i opened to public a bitmonerod instance reachable on host: xmr1.coolmining.club and port 5012.

So you can open your wallet like this without the need to run a local bitmonerod instance :

on linux :
rlwrap ./simplewallet --wallet-file /path/to/wallet/wallet.bin --password '******' --daemon-address xmr1.coolmining.club:5012

on windows should be the same except rlwrap doesnt exist by default on windows.

So no more fastidious downloading of the blockchain for people with little connection, they just need to be able to run simplewallet.

This service is as is, don't complain about security ! and the blockchain file is in ramfs, so you can always try to save_bc

krawallmining

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Not a big deal, ofc.
Blame smooth. Kiss

netmonk

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Quote from: krawallmining on August 25, 2014, 03:47:47 PM

Thanks, the brackets of wallet help for paymentID confused me.
I had to set mixing to 0, fees are kinda high and I'm just testing with micro amounts.
Wallet reports success so far...

Edit: Polo is confirming. Seems like daemon running without issues with limited tx speed.

I just set it to 10kb/s and it still seems to be working normally, no problem with communication to wallet apparent.

Whoa wonderfull !

you just achieved what a lot of other did !

krawallmining

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Thanks, the brackets of wallet help for paymentID confused me.
I had to set mixing to 0, fees are kinda high and I'm just testing with micro amounts.
Wallet reports success so far...

Edit: Polo is confirming. Seems like daemon running without issues with limited tx speed.

I just set it to 10kb/s and it still seems to be working normally, no problem with communication to wallet apparent.

saddambitcoin

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Quote from: krawallmining on August 25, 2014, 03:38:36 PM

Quote from: smooth on August 25, 2014, 02:56:14 PM

Yes that should be fine. As long as you aren't solo mining you don't need high speed. Even then you don't need a lot of bandwidth, just low latency.

Please report back how it works. Others may benefit from this as well!

Well, I received from Polo instantly, by having daemon tx speed limited to 30kb/s.

Can someone please give me noob a template how to transfer to Polo with payment ID? Then I'll also test outgoing transfers.

are you using simplewallet?

Code:

transfer

use a mixin factor > 1

krawallmining

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Quote from: smooth on August 25, 2014, 02:56:14 PM

Yes that should be fine. As long as you aren't solo mining you don't need high speed. Even then you don't need a lot of bandwidth, just low latency.

Please report back how it works. Others may benefit from this as well!

Well, I received from Polo instantly, by having daemon tx speed limited to 30kb/s.

Can someone please give me noob a template how to transfer to Polo with payment ID? Then I'll also test outgoing transfers.

smooth

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Quote from: krawallmining on August 25, 2014, 02:52:27 PM

Quote from: smooth on August 25, 2014, 01:58:55 PM

It is something we are working on. Most of it is people downloading the entire blockchain (using poorly behaved code). We encourage people to use the static web downloads but we can't force that.

If the bandwidth usage is too much for you to handle, as a work around you can block incoming connections, but we don't encourage this generally because it will make the network unstable if too many people do it.

Thanks for response.
What about limiting TX speed with 3rd party program (e.g. cFosSpeed)?

Yes that should be fine. As long as you aren't solo mining you don't need high speed. Even then you don't need a lot of bandwidth, just low latency.

Please report back how it works. Others may benefit from this as well!

krawallmining

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Quote from: smooth on August 25, 2014, 01:58:55 PM

It is something we are working on. Most of it is people downloading the entire blockchain (using poorly behaved code). We encourage people to use the static web downloads but we can't force that.

If the bandwidth usage is too much for you to handle, as a work around you can block incoming connections, but we don't encourage this generally because it will make the network unstable if too many people do it.

Thanks for response.
What about limiting TX speed with 3rd party program (e.g. cFosSpeed)?

cAPSLOCK

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Whimsical Pants

Quote from: aminorex on August 25, 2014, 01:47:10 PM

Quote from: Jungian on August 25, 2014, 01:03:46 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Come over to XC coin, we've got a great community with lots of exciting developments in the works!

How does the XC anonymity feature trump the one of XMR?

I think I can safely say that XC holds a lot of "promise".

I'm just a bit concerned that this is a brand of margarine.

EDIT: I should have held my peace perhaps, but I find my own jokes too amusing sometimes.

I CHALLENGE you to stop the jokes!

smooth

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Quote from: krawallmining on August 25, 2014, 01:56:50 PM

Quote from: eizh on August 25, 2014, 01:34:10 PM

Normal for the time being, yes. These are transactions floating around in the network that miners reject because the old client's fee is too low. It's the recent stopgap patch at work.

Is it also normal that the bandwidth is so high?
It eats up my 5mbit upstream.

It is something we are working on. Most of it is people downloading the entire blockchain (using poorly behaved code). We encourage people to use the static web downloads but we can't force that.

If the bandwidth usage is too much for you to handle, as a work around you can block incoming connections, but we don't encourage this generally because it will make the network unstable if too many people do it.

krawallmining

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Quote from: eizh on August 25, 2014, 01:34:10 PM

Normal for the time being, yes. These are transactions floating around in the network that miners reject because the old client's fee is too low. It's the recent stopgap patch at work.

Is it also normal that the bandwidth is so high?
It eats up my 5mbit upstream.

Jungian

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Quote from: aminorex on August 25, 2014, 01:47:10 PM

Quote from: Jungian on August 25, 2014, 01:03:46 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Come over to XC coin, we've got a great community with lots of exciting developments in the works!

How does the XC anonymity feature trump the one of XMR?

I think I can safely say that XC holds a lot of "promise".

I'm just a bit concerned that this is a brand of margarine.

What unique features does it have that is not trumped by other coins?

aminorex

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Sine secretum non libertas

Quote from: Jungian on August 25, 2014, 01:03:46 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Come over to XC coin, we've got a great community with lots of exciting developments in the works!

How does the XC anonymity feature trump the one of XMR?

I think I can safely say that XC holds a lot of "promise".

I'm just a bit concerned that this is a brand of margarine.

EDIT: I should have held my peace perhaps, but I find my own jokes too amusing sometimes.

aminorex

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Sine secretum non libertas

Quote from: statdude on August 25, 2014, 12:52:43 PM

Update

I'm guessing you're missing about 20% of the log-weighted mass on the tail due to under-reporting by small holders.

eizh

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Quote from: krawallmining on August 25, 2014, 01:28:40 PM

Is it normal to see such kind of errors?
...

Normal for the time being, yes. These are transactions floating around in the network that miners reject because the old client's fee is too low. It's the recent stopgap patch at work.

krawallmining

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Is it normal to see such kind of errors?

eizh

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Quote from: Cheesus on August 25, 2014, 10:44:02 AM

Honest XMR users should probably take a look: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/unveiling-the-truth-over-the-major-monero-scam-755840

I sincerely hope you don't quit your day job to become a detective. It's just not your thing.

smooth

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Quote from: uuxel on August 25, 2014, 01:07:38 PM

Is still profitable to mine?

If your costs are low it is profitable.

It isn't extremely profitable or anything, but I'm told nothing is now, so you take what you can get.

uuxel

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Is still profitable to mine?

smooth

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Quote from: Crypto_EX on August 25, 2014, 12:45:48 PM

any idea why the difficulty is up so much ?!

Difficulty follows price

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