[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 634.

parker928

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Quote from: smooth on March 20, 2016, 08:41:58 PM

@parker928

Most likely invalid address means you typed in the address wrong. It is also possible you put the argument in the wrong order.

You should wait for it to finish syncing before trying to transfer though.

Thought so. can you please remind me what the exact format is, i forgot where exactly the spaces go or if there are commas and parentheses etc. i have been holding for 18 months so its hard to remember how to work this damn thing

anyway i think the address i am trying to send to is a newly created address so the daemon may not recognize it because it is only synced to like 900,000 blocks so maybe if that wallet was created within the last 100,000 blocks the daemon just doesnt know it yet. interesting

smooth

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@parker928

Most likely invalid address means you typed in the address wrong. It is also possible you put the argument in the wrong order.

You should wait for it to finish syncing before trying to transfer though.

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Quote from: dEBRUYNE on March 20, 2016, 06:23:49 PM

Quote from: parker928 on March 20, 2016, 06:17:29 PM

Hi guys I am a noob but I have monero in an old wallet from 8.3.3

I have my keys file and address file and password as well. can anyone please instruct me on how to import them into the new wallet

To expand on smooth.

Make sure that if you upgrade, you upgrade on the same OS as where you made that old wallet. That is, if you made the wallet on Windows, you should download the Windows binaries and upgrade the wallet on Windows. Cross-sectional OS upgrading doesn't work as far as I know.

Thanks a lot both of you!

it has been so long since i have used monero i forgot exactly how to type a transfer command in and I keep getting Error: "Wrong address." the daemon says the block height is 1,006,000 roughly and I am NOT fully synced. so:

1. My deamon is not fully synced. is this the reason the for invalid address error?
and 2. what is the cause of this error (there's a good chance i typed it in wrong?)

thanks in advance

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Quote from: dewdeded on March 20, 2016, 02:05:42 PM

Is there anything, I should do (regularly) monitor, control or guarantee after deploying an XMR node? Or can I deploy and forget the node after the setup and don't have to do/check anything?

I am asking, because I can't check logfiles & activity of my nodes manually. Because I currently run 15 nodes and consider deploying some more, to help our project with network stability, quality and growth.

Currently I just have a cronjob, that controls if the Monero daemon is running and notifies me, if it can't restart the daemon.
At the moment, I monitor the uptime of VPS hosts via https://github.com/BotoX/ServerStatus

But I want to setup an Centreon instance and monitor all my VPS hosts and XMR daemons, via Centreon.
Later, I want to write an Centreon plugin for monitoring XMR nodes and delivering some stats about the nodes current stats (Block height, Peers connected, etc.) back into the Centreon.
Basically like people have written Bitcoin Nagios plugins, like: https://github.com/linuxconsultantsireland/check_btcpool/blob/master/check_btcpool

I am interested in talking with people, who also run alot of XMR nodes. So we can learn from another.

If you want to have it really hands off, run it with the

--enforce-dns-checkpointing

flag. This will basically keep your nodes in line with whatever the Core Devs deem is the right fork during times of network disorder. Granted, we should never have these, but the dns checkpointing is a fail-safe measure.

afaik

dEBRUYNE

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MAAM #8 Monero Ask Anything Monday

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/4b9vg1/maam_8_monero_ask_anything_monday/

dEBRUYNE

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Quote from: parker928 on March 20, 2016, 06:17:29 PM

Hi guys I am a noob but I have monero in an old wallet from 8.3.3

I have my keys file and address file and password as well. can anyone please instruct me on how to import them into the new wallet

To expand on smooth.

Make sure that if you upgrade, you upgrade on the same OS as where you made that old wallet. That is, if you made the wallet on Windows, you should download the Windows binaries and upgrade the wallet on Windows. Cross-sectional OS upgrading doesn't work as far as I know.

smooth

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Quote from: parker928 on March 20, 2016, 06:17:29 PM

Hi guys I am a noob but I have monero in an old wallet from 8.3.3

I have my keys file and address file and password as well. can anyone please instruct me on how to import them into the new wallet

.keys file should still work. If not check back for more help.

parker928

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Hi guys I am a noob but I have monero in an old wallet from 8.3.3

I have my keys file and address file and password as well. can anyone please instruct me on how to import them into the new wallet

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Quote from: doc12 on March 20, 2016, 04:22:14 PM

Is there a binary available for the Raspberry/ARM ?

I made a Pi-1 binary a while back. I think fluffypony has built the current code on Pi-2. What are you looking for?

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Would be better if people stopped using that awful pool...

I said it once and I say it again:
This pool is the most convenient way for a newbie.
The other way is to make an open source alternative. No command lines, no black box windows.
I myself started with them 2 years before. I had the itch for cryptonotes, so I learn everything for your miners or for Claymore's.
Not that many newbies will do.

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just waiting for 2 days

smoothie

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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper

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Is there a binary available for the Raspberry/ARM ?

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Quote from: phishead on March 20, 2016, 03:44:38 PM

Quote from: bitebits on March 18, 2016, 01:15:17 PM

Going to spam this place only once, but the offer is still valid. Two days remaining

(node has been upgraded to the latest version 0.9.2)

Quote from: bitebits on March 15, 2016, 03:11:30 PM

Support the Monero network by hiring a pre-installed full node for just 4$

Shit, I totally forgot about picking up the tab on this and been too busy doing St. Patty's day shenanigans... is the offer still valid or has the time expired on it already?

Hi phishead, luigi1111 kindly took the offer and extended the node for another whole month till 2016.04.20

However if you still like to support and not forget about it (and me not monthly spamming this place

, you can already chip in and extend till the 20th of May.

Last few days the bandwidth usage nicely increased. Seems like more people are joining the network (average this month is 2.5 GB upload per day):

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Keep what's important, and know who's your friend

Quote from: bitebits on March 18, 2016, 01:15:17 PM

Going to spam this place only once, but the offer is still valid. Two days remaining

(node has been upgraded to the latest version 0.9.2)

Quote from: bitebits on March 15, 2016, 03:11:30 PM

Support the Monero network by hiring a pre-installed full node for just 4$

Recently I switched provider (more expensive, higher specs for simultaneously running a Bitcoin node) and I was wondering what to do with my current Monero node. It hurts a bit to just let it go, especially because it just runs great and is cheap. It is hosted at MikroVPS.eu for 4$ per month and they accept bitcoin (and so Monero through XMR.to).

So I was thinking there may be more users like me (I struggled hard but had great help from the community), who would like to support the Monero network but are not that much experienced configuring a Linux server. Therefore I would like to check if there is any interest in extending a fully hosted Monero node:

You can pay the equivalent of 4$ in Monero or Bitcoin, and the node will run for another whole month. You can check whether it is online here (just zoom in a little bit) since it is the only node running in the area.

Specs of the node, still valid till 2016-03-21
- 25 GB harddisk
- 512 MB RAM
- 250 GB bandwidth
- Ubuntu Linux 15.10 x64
- IP: 185.112.158.127

The Monero node is running from Hungaria, Budapest and is nicely filling up a gap on the map of Europe:

Some statistics of the last few weeks:
http://s30.postimg.org/vbi6dpaht/Node_statistics.png

Monero address: 45dBwTfM1oFGVWEosmtxTeEXQpWMvvzf8cPaELkNsebNPZMcRaX3P8V1eF5afBS9LW1xJbMPYkteM8W bbu56K9kJSwvSrrB
Bitcoin address: 1B3cZEg1oGnXpgjhkTJGpP9G4LNPWTXk1D

Shit, I totally forgot about picking up the tab on this and been too busy doing St. Patty's day shenanigans... is the offer still valid or has the time expired on it already?

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karbo.io

For example, I started there because of convenient and nice looking software and site. Migrated when I grew up

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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it

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Quote from: bitebits on March 20, 2016, 12:53:25 PM

Quote from: dEBRUYNE on March 20, 2016, 12:15:00 PM

Bump, http://monero.miner.center/ has upgraded to the proper version. Still no progress from the other pools listed below. All others have upgraded and are safe to mine on.

List of pools that haven't upgraded yet:

http://cryptonotepool.org.uk/ | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/064901fae3c4c1f42a10ca066e367ff277b1ae255043e17fad0695b9da775030 | Contact: http://cryptonotepool.org.uk/#community
http://xmr.alimabi.cn/ | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/612eeb758358ffa8af784c6c12c59b7cc038474fe525b5d7794be30f585f941c | Contact: http://xmr.alimabi.cn/#support
http://cryptmonero.com/ | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/b98ebc9fc8674c2b6cfa303cd9d8770f9187e87664f8acf93446b2ff7e15674b | Contact: http://cryptmonero.com/#support
https://minergate.com/pool-stats/mro | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/2fb5df3e2967a7679ad5ff6848b6b5eb3cb071ba31e3e84a16b95b7d7c421dd2 | Contact: https://minergate.com/
If you are mining on a private pool, please check the block header manually (if the pool is on the right version) using the method I described.

Especially considering the hashrate of minergate.com, I think it is highly irresponsible and unprofessional behavior to not upgrade (or hopefully upgrade very last minute). If you are mining there I would move to a pool that acts professionally and actually cares about the Monero network. Ugh.

Can someone that does social media contact them? They have links on their website, bottom right corner:
- https://twitter.com/MinerGate
- https://www.facebook.com/minergate/

Would be better if people stopped using that awful pool...

W0rd, I think I said that earlier, but no-one ever listens. LOL

primer-

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Quote from: dewdeded on March 20, 2016, 02:05:42 PM

Is there anything, I should do (regularly) monitor, control or guarantee after deploying an XMR node? Or can I deploy and forget the node after the setup and don't have to do/check anything?

I am asking, because I can't check logfiles & activity of my nodes manually. Because I currently run 15 nodes and consider deploying some more, to help our project with network stability, quality and growth.

Currently I just have a cronjob, that controls if the Monero daemon is running and notifies me, if it can't restart the daemon.
At the moment, I monitor the uptime of VPS hosts via https://github.com/BotoX/ServerStatus

But I want to setup an Centreon instance and monitor all my VPS hosts and XMR daemons, via Centreon.
Later, I want to write an Centreon plugin for monitoring XMR nodes and delivering some stats about the nodes current stats (Block height, Peers connected, etc.) back into the Centreon.
Basically like people have written Bitcoin Nagios plugins, like: https://github.com/linuxconsultantsireland/check_btcpool/blob/master/check_btcpool

I am interested in talking with people, who also run alot of XMR nodes. So we can learn from another.

You are wasting your time...

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Monero Evangelist

Is there anything, I should do (regularly) monitor, control or guarantee after deploying an XMR node? Or can I deploy and forget the node after the setup and don't have to do/check anything?

I am asking, because I can't check logfiles & activity of my nodes manually. Because I currently run 15 nodes and consider deploying some more, to help our project with network stability, quality and growth.

Currently I just have a cronjob, that controls if the Monero daemon is running and notifies me, if it can't restart the daemon.
At the moment, I monitor the uptime of VPS hosts via https://github.com/BotoX/ServerStatus

But I want to setup an Centreon instance and monitor all my VPS hosts and XMR daemons, via Centreon.
Later, I want to write an Centreon plugin for monitoring XMR nodes and delivering some stats about the nodes current stats (Block height, Peers connected, etc.) back into the Centreon.
Basically like people have written Bitcoin Nagios plugins, like: https://github.com/linuxconsultantsireland/check_btcpool/blob/master/check_btcpool

I am interested in talking with people, who also run alot of XMR nodes. So we can learn from another.

dEBRUYNE

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Quote from: bitebits on March 20, 2016, 12:53:25 PM

Quote from: dEBRUYNE on March 20, 2016, 12:15:00 PM

Bump, http://monero.miner.center/ has upgraded to the proper version. Still no progress from the other pools listed below. All others have upgraded and are safe to mine on.

List of pools that haven't upgraded yet:

http://cryptonotepool.org.uk/ | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/064901fae3c4c1f42a10ca066e367ff277b1ae255043e17fad0695b9da775030 | Contact: http://cryptonotepool.org.uk/#community
http://xmr.alimabi.cn/ | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/612eeb758358ffa8af784c6c12c59b7cc038474fe525b5d7794be30f585f941c | Contact: http://xmr.alimabi.cn/#support
http://cryptmonero.com/ | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/b98ebc9fc8674c2b6cfa303cd9d8770f9187e87664f8acf93446b2ff7e15674b | Contact: http://cryptmonero.com/#support
https://minergate.com/pool-stats/mro | Blockheader: http://moneroblocks.info/api/get_block_header/2fb5df3e2967a7679ad5ff6848b6b5eb3cb071ba31e3e84a16b95b7d7c421dd2 | Contact: https://minergate.com/
If you are mining on a private pool, please check the block header manually (if the pool is on the right version) using the method I described.

Especially considering the hashrate of minergate.com, I think it is highly irresponsible and unprofessional behavior to not upgrade (or hopefully upgrade very last minute). If you are mining there I would move to a pool that acts professionally and actually cares about the Monero network. Ugh.

Can someone that does social media contact them? They have links on their website, bottom right corner:
- https://twitter.com/MinerGate
- https://www.facebook.com/minergate/

They were already contacted by the official twitter account a few days ago, see:

https://twitter.com/MinerGate/status/710727384136335361

But would be good if others contact them too.

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