Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1629. (Read 4670972 times)

There's one thing I don't quite understand – does Monero team really spread viruses and infect miners’ computers?

I doubt that we see prices north from 0.01 in this rally, that said I guess we never see <0,0025 again.

regarding your early long term prognosis, I see certain circumstances under which we see >0,02 in the end of the year. the probability of seeing them is higher than 50%

Got it working, I simply had to choose a different port for rpcwallet with --rpc-bind-port=18085

Now where do I find RPC commands, can't see them anywhere, there's also no help info?
Or an even better question is where do I read about wallet RPC functions and examples?

Diff is rising so fast

Here are some more short instructions:

A) If you prefer a GUI wallet you could use the non official Windows GUI wallet from the OP (first post in this thread).

B) If you could handle the command line wallet (it's easy - just try it) here are short instructions:

1) Download the Windows 64 bit binaries from the OP (first post in this thread)
2) Extract it in folder of your choice (for example D:\XMR)
3) Create a new file named runXMR.bat file with this commands in it:
5) [optional] For fast synchronization with the network:
 a.) Download the win 64x blockchain from the OP
 b.) Create %APPDATA%\bitmonero folder and place the blockchain there

4) Double click the runXMR.bat file you've just created - this will open both the daemon (it'll start sync) and the wallet (on first run it'll create the wallet and ask you for a password just once).
5) Write down the 24 words it gives you - with those you'll be able to recover the wallet without knowing the password (you could use copy/paste). Keep it safe.
6) Quit the wallet with 'q' and enter and run the runXMR.bat file again - type your password to decrypt the wallet and you'll be sure you know the right password.
7) BACKUP your wallet (there will be 3 files - wallet.bin, wallet.bin.keys and wallet.bin.address.txt, but the most important file is the .keys file)
After the daemon sync enter 'refresh' in the wallet.

You could use 'help' in both daemon (bitmonerod) and simplewallet to see all the commands but 'refresh' and 'q' ('exit') are the most used (also 'transfer' obviously).

EDIT: Lol Everybody want to help

Unpack them to wherever you like then create a bacth file with this in it


And save that batch file in the same folder as your others (bitmonerod etc). Then simply doubt click the batch file.

I downloaded this one:
http://monero.cc/downloads/monero.win.x64.latest.zip

Here I have files:
- bitmonerod.exe
- connectivity_tool.exe
- simpleminer.exe
- simplewallet.exe

What to do with them??
Where to unpack them?

Sorry, but I can't understand where to download wallet.

1. Download binaries for you system.
2. Open "bitmonerod.exe", this will download blockchain.
3. Open "simplewallet.exe", for creating wallet.

You can start immediately, dont have to wait to download all blockchain.

This may help a little more https://monerotalk.org/t/bounty-create-a-useful-tutorial-on-how-to-setup-monero-closed/13/8

These commands are for linux (unix syntax). You can do the dos equivalent : see the tutorial : https://monerotalk.org/t/bounty-create-a-useful-tutorial-on-how-to-setup-monero-closed/13/4

My opinion : for windows, you should use one gui wallet (qt or .net), with embedded wallet.

Hi guys!
I got acquainted to use bitcoins and to trade them at different exchanges. But I see, XMR is growing up for now. So I would like to use this currency.
I'm not a tech guru, so I have some problems.
While using Bitcoins, I got acquainted to Blockchain wallet. Sure, it doesn't support XMR. So I had to create a new one.
So, I read getting started: http://monero.cc/getting-started/#wallet
And looked through this thread. Sorry it is too big to go through all of it.
In getting started is written:
Create a wallet with this command line.
cd ~/bitmonero/build/release/src && ./simplewallet --generate-new-wallet wallet.bin
I'm trying, but nothing goes.

That's why I registered on this forum board. I use Win8. Thank you. Help me to start with XMR, please.

Ain't there any Linux 32 bit wallet? I couldn't find one.
Kindly,
       MZ

Check what is started on this port:

I wish i bought more coins when it was under 30. Still holding strong. Lets go XMR!

off topic, but whomever sent me .72 XMR last night, thank you very much!

Need help here. I can't run the new rpcwallet from here https://github.com/Neozaru/bitmonero/tree/integ after I started bitmonerod

Initializing RPC server
Binding on 127.0.0.1:18080
abstract_tcp_server2.inl:468 Exception at [boosted_tcp_server::init_server], what=bind: Address already in use
http_server_impl_base.h:68 Failed to bind server
wallet_rpc_server.cpp:617 Failed to initialize wallet rpc server

Also, is there a list of RPC commands for simplewallet or rpcwallet?

http://david.latapie.name/blog/extended-10200-strategy/

A Monero interview! Thx

And a name that actually sounds like money, unlike most of other joke names.

best anon solution so far + nice launch; no instamine/premine; full pow; biggest cryptonote project; isn't that good enough ?