I have old wallet created last year without a seed. I can't import my funds in current wallet. Maybe I need new one with simpler interface.
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I have old wallet created last year without a seed. I can't import my funds in current wallet. Maybe I need new one with simpler interface.
GANDALF HAHA LOL. gandalf is a nice dude.
How?
I have old wallet created last year without a seed. I can't import my funds in current wallet. Maybe I need new one with simpler interface.
Hello, I have a one game server. I want to add options pay with XMR. There a any tut or document for this? I can add pay options in client (python script) or i can add to my website (php).
I using MyMonero wallet.
I using MyMonero wallet.
atm there is no way to query the balance when using mymonero.
if you run your own daemon and simplewallet you get a rpc api which you can use like this...
curl -X POST http://127.0.0.1:18500/json_rpc -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"get_bulk_payments","id":"test", "params":{"payment_ids": ["666c75666679706f6e7920697320746865206265737420706f6e792065766572"]}}' -H "Content-Type: application/json"
...to get a list of all received payments (in this case filtered for a specific payment id).
simplewallet has an option which will disable all rpc commands which may be used to send money. so you can run it on another machine if you want to.
Hello, I have a one game server. I want to add options pay with XMR. There a any tut or document for this? I can add pay options in client (python script) or i can add to my website (php).
I using MyMonero wallet.
I using MyMonero wallet.
I'm not a dev, so I can't help you much besides pointing in the right direction. Here's a good place to start:
http://getmonero.org/getting-started/accepting
Hello, I have a one game server. I want to add options pay with XMR. There a any tut or document for this? I can add pay options in client (python script) or i can add to my website (php).
I using MyMonero wallet.
I using MyMonero wallet.
Ah, you guys merged the blockchain branch already into bitmonero/master!
Wouldn't have thought that it'll be so fast - I was still messing with tewinget's version.
I'll add my issues that to the main repository, ok?
Monero is not working at all on my end ...
Any idea why it does not find the transaction hashes that are provably valid?
Any idea why it does not find the transaction hashes that are provably valid?
Code:
2015-Apr-12 12:54:18.037763 Error: transaction wasn't found: <<2df7c66f84cb2083353d2ba9ad1d51ea7e25bdeb07edf96d87f5d464365c2d0a>>
Error: transaction wasn't found: <<2df7c66f84cb2083353d2ba9ad1d51ea7e25bdeb07edf96d87f5d464365c2d0a>>
print_block 517483
timestamp: 1428835914
previous hash: 452779d01ec5f7de2440f47c99c1ec158041696186c4847d7250dae2423c5025
nonce: 82557
is orphan: 0
height: 517483
depth: 2
hash: 2aaf91241cc2a74832ca3a5433851d05ddec2f809f78199894cfe5e6c6eba8c1difficulty: 952375626
reward: 10785098167928
print_pool
Pool is empty
print_height
517487
print_tx f3923ef933474e749e3913a33ce9dbb2923344350ae862b3ab9393beee7b76d5
2015-Apr-12 12:58:06.657894 Error: transaction wasn't found: <>
Error: transaction wasn't found: <>
print_tx is for mempool transactions; once it's out the pool (by timeout or by being mined and included in a block) you can't use print_tx any longer.
Monero is not working at all on my end ...
Any idea why it does not find the transaction hashes that are provably valid?
Any idea why it does not find the transaction hashes that are provably valid?
Code:
2015-Apr-12 12:54:18.037763 Error: transaction wasn't found: <<2df7c66f84cb2083353d2ba9ad1d51ea7e25bdeb07edf96d87f5d464365c2d0a>>
Error: transaction wasn't found: <<2df7c66f84cb2083353d2ba9ad1d51ea7e25bdeb07edf96d87f5d464365c2d0a>>
print_block 517483
timestamp: 1428835914
previous hash: 452779d01ec5f7de2440f47c99c1ec158041696186c4847d7250dae2423c5025
nonce: 82557
is orphan: 0
height: 517483
depth: 2
hash: 2aaf91241cc2a74832ca3a5433851d05ddec2f809f78199894cfe5e6c6eba8c1difficulty: 952375626
reward: 10785098167928
print_pool
Pool is empty
print_height
517487
print_tx f3923ef933474e749e3913a33ce9dbb2923344350ae862b3ab9393beee7b76d5
2015-Apr-12 12:58:06.657894 Error: transaction wasn't found: <>
Error: transaction wasn't found: <>
I don't know what you're doing, but the first transaction was found on moneroblocks.eu
http://moneroblocks.eu/search/2df7c66f84cb2083353d2ba9ad1d51ea7e25bdeb07edf96d87f5d464365c2d0a
and even our old buddy chainradar
http://chainradar.com/xmr/transaction/2df7c66f84cb2083353d2ba9ad1d51ea7e25bdeb07edf96d87f5d464365c2d0a
and the second one on Moneroblocks
http://moneroblocks.eu/search/f3923ef933474e749e3913a33ce9dbb2923344350ae862b3ab9393beee7b76d5
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Will LMDB significally increase the amount of disk space needed for the full blockchain ?
About two times
Yeah we have to deduplicate for performance. At some point we may revisit this, but right now we're still working on the current performance issues. Any future change to the DB format would happen invisibly to the user, so it's not a big deal to tweak it 100% right now:)
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I would describe the value of I2P thusly: Cryptonote provides for the privacy of transactions. I2P provides privacy regarding the act of participation in the blockchain network.
There is no substantive case for either TOR or I2P being honeypots per se, to my knowledge. But, in crypto, paranoia is not so much a disease as a way of life and enightenment, so you can't really fault anyone for adopting such a default assumption.
It will always be an arms race. Arms races tend to bankrupt the smaller party, unless they are conducted with asymmetric opportunism.
There is no substantive case for either TOR or I2P being honeypots per se, to my knowledge. But, in crypto, paranoia is not so much a disease as a way of life and enightenment, so you can't really fault anyone for adopting such a default assumption.
It will always be an arms race. Arms races tend to bankrupt the smaller party, unless they are conducted with asymmetric opportunism.
Will the Monero Project be able to address any of these considerations?
...
But now we can improve upon that. With a crypto-currency, in theory[1] we have much greater transparency so that the banks can't hide how great their fractional reserves are (market won't accept it because it is too easy to provide the information digitally as contrasted against physical verification of gold on deposit in the 1800s), and the free market can anneal sooner so that banking crisises are less egregious (less volatile and more subdued impacts).
You see the Knowledge Age is advancing mankind. Armstrong is a dinosaur that wants to stay with the old system of a government regulating the banks' leverage. Nah fuck that! Let's move forward with the new technology of money.
[1] Serious problems haven't been resolved yet, such as reliable anonymity (i.e. Tor/I2P is probably a honeypot and Monero relies on either Tor or I2P to obscure your IP), decentralization of mining (Bitcoin being controlled by 1 - 4 pools), real-time transactions, fragmentation of the internet or power outages, etc..
But now we can improve upon that. With a crypto-currency, in theory[1] we have much greater transparency so that the banks can't hide how great their fractional reserves are (market won't accept it because it is too easy to provide the information digitally as contrasted against physical verification of gold on deposit in the 1800s), and the free market can anneal sooner so that banking crisises are less egregious (less volatile and more subdued impacts).
You see the Knowledge Age is advancing mankind. Armstrong is a dinosaur that wants to stay with the old system of a government regulating the banks' leverage. Nah fuck that! Let's move forward with the new technology of money.
[1] Serious problems haven't been resolved yet, such as reliable anonymity (i.e. Tor/I2P is probably a honeypot and Monero relies on either Tor or I2P to obscure your IP), decentralization of mining (Bitcoin being controlled by 1 - 4 pools), real-time transactions, fragmentation of the internet or power outages, etc..
I think that depends on the development of Monero! I mean, its an open source project, so anything can happen, right?
I don't know the Tor/I2P thing. I mean, couldn't the privacy thing (at least with monero) just be achieved with a VPN?
decentralization of mining - the project map has "new algorithm" on it at somepoint, so who knows. I also concur that this is something that needs focus.
real time transactions - i ultimately think most point of sale transactions will just use a cloaked account check. So the merchant software queries the blockchain to see if theres enough in your account, and then executes the transaction. Realistically, any double spend attack requires more coordination than someone buying groceries, doesn't it?
fragmentation of internet - This is particularly interesting, because theoretically if the internet becomes fragmented, individuals making transactions will be segregated into two unique blockchain forks. However, there might/could/should be a way for the two forks to merge if the daemon can verify that all of the transactions on each unique fork were indeed unique. The only possible exploit would be if you could manage to get your private key from one segregated net to the other, so you can have activity on both forks. Yeah, because the longest chain rule would pick one fragmented net over the other, voiding all transactions during the fragment.
VPN's are and can be a honeypot, back-doored or just be handed a warrant.
In regards to I2p there are plenty well described attack vectors. https://geti2p.net/nl/docs/how/threat-model
crypto.fund likes bytecoin. likelihood of relationships between bytecoin scammers and crypto.fund principals is non-negligible.
Will LMDB significally increase the amount of disk space needed for the full blockchain ?
About two times
1. When it is ready
2. http://getmonero.org/design-goals/
2. http://getmonero.org/design-goals/
When will this new database be released? Further, is there a roadmap of Monero development somewhere? Thanks!
Why don't use the BCN implementation ? Isn't Monero originating from the same codebase ? I have not followed Monero development.
I want to say that cryptrol is a serious and skillful guy so a good answer would be nice. I am just saying that cause i think noone replied him. I would but i dont understand all the differences...
Because Monero new DB will be much better and actually scalable to many different systems: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10571550
Why don't use the BCN implementation ? Isn't Monero originating from the same codebase ? I have not followed Monero development.
I want to say that cryptrol is a serious and skillful guy so a good answer would be nice. I am just saying that cause i think noone replied him. I would but i dont understand all the differences...
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