Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 807. (Read 4670673 times)

what can i do? its still there, os x yosemite after maybe 72H:


do i need to restart the node automatically to prevent this? i want to have this node running 24/7, especially since it runs so smooth except this issue (i run testnet + normal on the same macbook)

Version it says ( ):


should i rebuild?

And then you can enter the arbitrage bussiness between Cryptsy and Poloniex.
Just kidding, of course.

Of course 

Hello

Can I mine simultaneous on different machines using the same XMR address ?

Yep, hundreds of GB free. 

Just a little side bar for you.

This is a ploy often seen on exchanges who are still trying to accumulate a position in the coin, and really just don't feel like buying it. So instead, you're footing the bill.

Just like Poloniex has had more than one mysteriously 'not creditable' deposit due to 'software prblmz n stuff' from a year and a half ago, cryptsy is now doing the same thing.

It's okay though, look at how fantastic Poloniex turned out!

DAY 7 , STILL UNABLE TO WITHDRAW!

FUCKING CRYPTSY SCAMMERS!!!!

will it build??

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/453614/

hey hey computer will you compile that?

5 more PRs merged today

That's correct - the import function is a convenience tool for people who want mobile access to an existing wallet or similar. It chews up some of the CPU cores on the backend (and hammers the disk) whilst it scans through the whole blockchain, so the fee is for us to offset the added cost of extra availability for this.

I will update moneroaddress.org later today 

If you create the seed, then log into MyMonero with it, THEN send coins to it, you won't have to pay the import fee (I think). It won't be a "real" cold storage account at that point though. You might as well create an address @ MyMonero instead to be honest. Of course it'll be a 13 word seed instead of 25 word, if you have some reason for preferring one over the other.

Edit: looks like saddam hasn't updated http://moneroaddress.org yet. Grabbing mooo's version from Github should work great.

Explained by luigi1111 below:



Yes.



Quoting myself here from reddit:


This is correct as far as I know. If you want to be superduper safe, you could use this tutorial by GingerAle -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJQ5prfNfZQ

Regarding #6, this is possible but will cost you 10 XMR. Importing into simplewallet is free.

Hi Guys:

Sorry I was away from this thread for a while (and I missed posting in the "leet page" too... dammit.  Oh well LOL)

Anyway, so, I am to understand that that weirdness I posted *was* an actual bug in the offline address generator? 

And now it's updated so's things *should* work the way I was expecting them to work now?  Yes?

If so, I'll try it ASAP and see, and post back any results (or more weirdness) here.

Summary: What I'm really trying to do here is to be just a normal simple end-user of Monero using the most simple and easy available tools or methods as possible.

Read: that means NOT actually running the "difficult" command line only Monero program  LOL

Basically I want to be a Monero supporter, buy and hodl some now from the exchanges (vs mine it) but I don't want to trust keeping my coins on the exchange. 

So I want to be able to make secure cold storage offline address for sending the coins to from Poloniex, BUT at the same time wanna be reasonably sure I can get the Monero BACK under my control again, to either send 'em back to Polo or otherwise move/spend 'em sometime "soon" if necessary, again using only currently available SIMPLE tools and methods.

Unless I'm missing something, this means basically MyMonero web wallet for the near future, unless and until some day (soon?) the official Monero GUI will actually appear (hope hope?)

SO: long story short, what I was thinking should hopefully work smoothly would be:

1. Buy XMR on Poloniex
2. Run Moo's program on offline secure computer
3. Get safe/clean Monero address from #2 and save/print mnemonic safely!
4. Send Monero out of Polo to address from #3 for long-term cold storage
5. Sit tight knowing my Monero is secure
6. If needed, enter mnemonic key saved from #3 into MyMonero log-in
7. Coins sent to this address at #4 SHOULD BE THERE???
8. If #7 is true (??) send Monero back to Poloniex or whatever...

So IS this how it'd work now?  Any problem or flaw in above?

This may be an obvious question, but you have enough free disk space, right?

I've been trying this on my Win7 machine. I managed to blockchain_export ok from my blockchain.bin, but trying to blockchain_import resulted in the following errors:


It was run with --batch-size 1000

yeah, the unit tests have killed my builds on recent master.

I think i "fixed" it a week ago by using older head... for instance, checking out a commit circa early august.

so, you'd enter


replacing that hash with whatever commit you want to try and build.

im currently also testing it using make-release-static 64 (as its been said that the deps are included for this build type).... and it failed.

EDITED TO ADD!

Check your build folder. It seems the primary binaries build fine - i made it to 90% with those errors and then checked the build folder and ./bitmonerod ran like a champ! Well, at least it started to sync with the network.

who needs unit tests?

Berkeley DB not installed maybe? Try:

sudo apt-get install -y libdb++-dev libdb-dev

Then compile again.

I got this error after completed 90% of compiling Monero:


Happened on both my VM and Azure VPS.

A Monero/Fiat exchage will be very welcome if as I strongly suspect Bitcoin becomes difficult or impossible to use due to the fixed blocksize and core vs XT issue. By the way my Bitcoin holdings are now down to less than 0.5% of my portfolio.

Edit: September, just in time for the next Bitcoin stress test.