please everybody reboot, i will never go offline again
no seriously, will try to keep it running and report back if i dont forget it.
Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 706. (Read 4670673 times)
January 14, 2016, 04:17:37 PM
yes the port is open. yeah maybe my node has not enough uptime. i reboot maybe once a week if there is no crash lol (machine not dedicated to monero only)
please everybody reboot, i will never go offline again
no seriously, will try to keep it running and report back if i dont forget it.
please everybody reboot, i will never go offline again
no seriously, will try to keep it running and report back if i dont forget it.
January 14, 2016, 04:11:58 PM
Be careful syncing from scratch! I just got shutdown temporarily due to high CPU load.
Wait for Fluffypony's script, it downloads a current blockchain database dump and doesn't hammer the CPU.
Wait for Fluffypony's script, it downloads a current blockchain database dump and doesn't hammer the CPU.
Hehe, yeah they shut me down for it. You must ask permission first apparently...
January 14, 2016, 04:10:42 PM
Assuming the port is open, it is probably just going to take time for other nodes to connect. Most existing nodes will be happy with their current outgoing connections. Only new nodes (or existing nodes that lose an outgoing connection) will be trying to connect.
January 14, 2016, 03:41:28 PM
hi guys,
i have much less connections on my node since i moved places and have a new ip.
did other nodes ban me temporary?
some days ago my pc crashed, since then i only get ~2-4 Inc connections.
can i do something to improve things?
in my old space i had like 50 or 60 connections..samme isp now, but different modem..could there be a connection limit?
max inc connections i had in the new space was like ~20
or does the new release change something? ...or are the inc connection just people syncing. and since its faster now there are in general less inc connections at the same time?
i have much less connections on my node since i moved places and have a new ip.
did other nodes ban me temporary?
some days ago my pc crashed, since then i only get ~2-4 Inc connections.
can i do something to improve things?
in my old space i had like 50 or 60 connections..samme isp now, but different modem..could there be a connection limit?
max inc connections i had in the new space was like ~20
or does the new release change something? ...or are the inc connection just people syncing. and since its faster now there are in general less inc connections at the same time?
Have you opened up inbound connections to TCP port 18080?
January 14, 2016, 03:02:31 PM
hi guys,
i have much less connections on my node since i moved places and have a new ip.
did other nodes ban me temporary?
some days ago my pc crashed, since then i only get ~2-4 Inc connections.
can i do something to improve things?
in my old space i had like 50 or 60 connections..samme isp now, but different modem..could there be a connection limit?
max inc connections i had in the new space was like ~20
or does the new release change something? ...or are the inc connection just people syncing. and since its faster now there are in general less inc connections at the same time?
i have much less connections on my node since i moved places and have a new ip.
did other nodes ban me temporary?
some days ago my pc crashed, since then i only get ~2-4 Inc connections.
can i do something to improve things?
in my old space i had like 50 or 60 connections..samme isp now, but different modem..could there be a connection limit?
max inc connections i had in the new space was like ~20
or does the new release change something? ...or are the inc connection just people syncing. and since its faster now there are in general less inc connections at the same time?
January 14, 2016, 01:03:40 PM
...
use the direct link i posted above for yearly fee.
use the direct link i posted above for yearly fee.
NVM, It seems I had to allow a JS script to run to get redirected to the cart.
Hate JS!ADDED: What personal info is mandatory to register and checkout?
Added: OK, just the name fields need to be populated and they can be any thing.
January 14, 2016, 01:00:17 PM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Thank you for your comments on this. I hope we see many more nodes in 2016!
Added one yesterday. Costs $15 US a year and took about 15 minutes to setup the VPS + the Monero node with Fluffyponys script.
Asks for monthly fee here.
https://dedistation.com/billing/order.php
use the direct link i posted above for yearly fee.
January 14, 2016, 12:59:38 PM
Hello Monero friends. Any feedback would be appreciated
https://twitter.com/aeoncurrency/status/687654160045617153
Its poll time. Cast your vote!
When should we ask @Poloniex to list #aeon alongside its other #CryptoNote coins like #monero and #boolberry?
1. Now
2. After LMDB
3. After GUI
https://twitter.com/aeoncurrency/status/687654160045617153
Its poll time. Cast your vote!
When should we ask @Poloniex to list #aeon alongside its other #CryptoNote coins like #monero and #boolberry?
1. Now
2. After LMDB
3. After GUI
I would say 3, Let XMR get traction then when people are used to it's gui launch. BTW what role is Aeon trying to fill?
January 14, 2016, 12:59:15 PM
Be careful syncing from scratch! I just got shutdown temporarily due to high CPU load.
Wait for Fluffypony's script, it downloads a current blockchain database dump and doesn't hammer the CPU.
Wait for Fluffypony's script, it downloads a current blockchain database dump and doesn't hammer the CPU.
January 14, 2016, 12:56:13 PM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Thank you for your comments on this. I hope we see many more nodes in 2016!
Added one yesterday. Costs $15 US a year and took about 15 minutes to setup the VPS + the Monero node with Fluffyponys script.
Asks for monthly fee here.
https://dedistation.com/billing/order.php
January 14, 2016, 12:43:37 PM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Thank you for your comments on this. I hope we see many more nodes in 2016!
Added one yesterday. Costs $15 US a year and took about 15 minutes to setup the VPS + the Monero node with Fluffyponys script.
I'd be interested in this!
Here's the VPS link!
https://dedistation.com/billing/order.php?step=1&productGroup=9&product=12
I don't have the script he mentioned, but here's a quickstart guide to running a node on a VPS if you need one.
https://github.com/PsychicCat/monero-site/blob/master/knowledge-base/user-guides/vps_run_node.md
Cheers man!
Syncing now, new node will be up and running in no time
Can't pass this up, even for my lazy ass! BTW this should be an easy batch file.
https://github.com/PsychicCat/monero-site/blob/master/knowledge-base/user-guides/vps_run_node.md
January 14, 2016, 12:06:30 PM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Yes, I agree. Download usually isn't a concern. Nearing max upload on most consumer connections can royally screw them up their performance, so limiting that can make perfect sense.
January 14, 2016, 12:00:18 PM
Hello Monero friends. Any feedback would be appreciated
https://twitter.com/aeoncurrency/status/687654160045617153
Its poll time. Cast your vote!
When should we ask @Poloniex to list #aeon alongside its other #CryptoNote coins like #monero and #boolberry?
1. Now
2. After LMDB
3. After GUI
https://twitter.com/aeoncurrency/status/687654160045617153
Its poll time. Cast your vote!
When should we ask @Poloniex to list #aeon alongside its other #CryptoNote coins like #monero and #boolberry?
1. Now
2. After LMDB
3. After GUI
January 14, 2016, 10:55:10 AM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Thank you for your comments on this. I hope we see many more nodes in 2016!
Added one yesterday. Costs $15 US a year and took about 15 minutes to setup the VPS + the Monero node with Fluffyponys script.
I'd be interested in this!
Here's the VPS link!
https://dedistation.com/billing/order.php?step=1&productGroup=9&product=12
I don't have the script he mentioned, but here's a quickstart guide to running a node on a VPS if you need one.
https://github.com/PsychicCat/monero-site/blob/master/knowledge-base/user-guides/vps_run_node.md
Cheers man!
Syncing now, new node will be up and running in no time
January 14, 2016, 10:25:49 AM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Thank you for your comments on this. I hope we see many more nodes in 2016!
Added one yesterday. Costs $15 US a year and took about 15 minutes to setup the VPS + the Monero node with Fluffyponys script.
I'd be interested in this!
Here's the VPS link!
https://dedistation.com/billing/order.php?step=1&productGroup=9&product=12
I don't have the script he mentioned, but here's a quickstart guide to running a node on a VPS if you need one.
https://github.com/PsychicCat/monero-site/blob/master/knowledge-base/user-guides/vps_run_node.md
January 14, 2016, 10:16:55 AM
The eyes of Szaboshi are upon us. Quick, everyone look busy!
January 14, 2016, 10:06:29 AM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Thank you for your comments on this. I hope we see many more nodes in 2016!
Added one yesterday. Costs $15 US a year and took about 15 minutes to setup the VPS + the Monero node with Fluffyponys script.
I'd be interested in this!
January 14, 2016, 09:11:18 AM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Thank you for your comments on this. I hope we see many more nodes in 2016!
Added one yesterday. Costs $15 US a year and took about 15 minutes to setup the VPS + the Monero node with Fluffyponys script.
January 14, 2016, 03:59:19 AM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Thank you for your comments on this. I hope we see many more nodes in 2016!
January 13, 2016, 11:07:39 PM
FWIW I don't really recommend messing with limit-down unless it is interfering with your gaming, movie streaming, voip, etc. It is just going to make the sync process take longer and use about the same total bandwidth anyway. Usually "sprint to idle" is the best approach.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Limit-up is another matter, since that is a measure of how much you are serving blocks to other nodes. You can currently cut that down and leech if you want to. Although somewhat anti-social, it is better than not running a node at all.
Jump to: