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Topic: [XPM] Pool mining primecoin using DigitalOcean (VPS) - page 33. (Read 88559 times)

hero member
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rethaw, what's your xpm address?

I'll donate a few xpm once I get some.
sr. member
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Can you clone preexisting droplets?

I do believe so.

Try making an image of an existing instance and report back.
hero member
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Can I get detailed instructions on how to transfer coins from the droplets to my wallet?
Thanks. Smiley

There are a few ways, once its matured.

primecoind sendtoaddress yourhomeaddress amount

Before its matured:

from vps:

primecoind listtransactions # to get the receiving address
primecoind dumpprivkey $receiving_address

from home:

primecoind importprivkey $privkey_from_vps

I then remove the wallet.dat from the vps to get all new keys, though its not necessary.

Yeah, thanks for helping people who are too lazy to use Google get all the blocks.

You don't know me moron...OP is doing a great service here, don't let your greed make you troll random folk.
member
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It was only the wind.
Can I get detailed instructions on how to transfer coins from the droplets to my wallet?
Thanks. Smiley

There are a few ways, once its matured.

primecoind sendtoaddress yourhomeaddress amount

Before its matured:

from vps:

primecoind listtransactions # to get the receiving address
primecoind dumpprivkey $receiving_address

from home:

primecoind importprivkey $privkey_from_vps

I then remove the wallet.dat from the vps to get all new keys, though its not necessary.

Yeah, thanks for helping people who are too lazy to use Google get all the blocks.
sr. member
Activity: 448
Merit: 250
Awesome thread, rethaw! Thanks!
full member
Activity: 162
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Can you clone preexisting droplets?
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 255
Getting this:

Code:
root@Miner1:~# primecoind listtransactions #
[
]

It means you haven't mined any blocks.
hero member
Activity: 812
Merit: 1000
Getting this:

Code:
root@Miner1:~# primecoind listtransactions #
[
]
full member
Activity: 224
Merit: 100
Can I get detailed instructions on how to transfer coins from the droplets to my wallet?
Thanks. Smiley

There are a few ways, once its matured.

primecoind sendtoaddress yourhomeaddress amount

Before its matured:

from vps:

primecoind listtransactions # to get the receiving address
primecoind dumpprivkey $receiving_address

from home:

primecoind importprivkey $privkey_from_vps

I then remove the wallet.dat from the vps to get all new keys, though its not necessary.

Yeah, thanks being a helpful part of the forum.
hero member
Activity: 812
Merit: 1000
Can I get detailed instructions on how to transfer coins from the droplets to my wallet?
Thanks. Smiley

There are a few ways, once its matured.

primecoind sendtoaddress yourhomeaddress amount

Before its matured:

from vps:

primecoind listtransactions # to get the receiving address
primecoind dumpprivkey $receiving_address

from home:

primecoind importprivkey $privkey_from_vps

I then remove the wallet.dat from the vps to get all new keys, though its not necessary.

You're baws man, thanks!
sr. member
Activity: 378
Merit: 255
Can I get detailed instructions on how to transfer coins from the droplets to my wallet?
Thanks. Smiley

There are a few ways, once its matured.

primecoind sendtoaddress yourhomeaddress amount

Before its matured:

from vps:

primecoind listtransactions # to get the receiving address
primecoind dumpprivkey $receiving_address

from home:

primecoind importprivkey $privkey_from_vps

I then remove the wallet.dat from the vps to get all new keys, though its not necessary.
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 100
Is there a way to have the coins generate into a wallet on my local machine.  Like if I use the same private key as my local wallet or something?

Just copy the same wallet.dat file to each machine. I think that might cause problems if you have blocks generated to over 100 addresses. Then the pre-generated pool of keys might run out and new keys would not be the same on all wallets. A deterministic wallet wouldn't have this problem, but I'm not sure if it's deterministic or not.

But then how do they sync?   I've only got like five instances running.

The wallet you initially create on one machine is filled with 100 keys. If you copy the same wallet to other machines, they will use those same keys. When one machine generates a block, the other machines pick it up from that block since they have a key for the address where the block reward went to.


Ok, and I'm assuming I should transfer an encrypted wallet, because if it's stolen on any PC, it's basically all my coins from all my installs...
hero member
Activity: 812
Merit: 1000
Can I get detailed instructions on how to transfer coins from the droplets to my wallet?
Thanks. Smiley
sr. member
Activity: 658
Merit: 250
Is there a way to have the coins generate into a wallet on my local machine.  Like if I use the same private key as my local wallet or something?

Just copy the same wallet.dat file to each machine. I think that might cause problems if you have blocks generated to over 100 addresses. Then the pre-generated pool of keys might run out and new keys would not be the same on all wallets. A deterministic wallet wouldn't have this problem, but I'm not sure if it's deterministic or not.

But then how do they sync?   I've only got like five instances running.

The wallet you initially create on one machine is filled with 100 keys. If you copy the same wallet to other machines, they will use those same keys. When one machine generates a block, the other machines pick it up from that block since they have a key for the address where the block reward went to.
member
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It was only the wind.
If somebody can help out here, I can't seem to find out how to do this using primecoind -?

What is the command to see wallet info/coins?

What is the command to send coins?

Stop helping people like the moron above, if they can't figure out how to use primecoind, they shouldn't be mining.

 Cry  I forgive you.  All I needed was the document file with the commands.....

Which you could have also used Google for.
legendary
Activity: 1713
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So has anyone mined any primecoin yet? My transaction still doesn't show anything but judging by the specs of the vps i'm not surprised.

Yeah, my 30 tiny droplets have mined a total of around 22 blocks, some have been up for 32 hrs +, some I put up just 8 hrs ago or less.
full member
Activity: 238
Merit: 100
Is there a way to have the coins generate into a wallet on my local machine.  Like if I use the same private key as my local wallet or something?

Just copy the same wallet.dat file to each machine. I think that might cause problems if you have blocks generated to over 100 addresses. Then the pre-generated pool of keys might run out and new keys would not be the same on all wallets. A deterministic wallet wouldn't have this problem, but I'm not sure if it's deterministic or not.

But then how do they sync?   I've only got like five instances running.
member
Activity: 81
Merit: 1002
It was only the wind.
If somebody can help out here, I can't seem to find out how to do this using primecoind -?

What is the command to see wallet info/coins?

What is the command to send coins?

Stop helping people like the moron above, if they can't figure out how to use primecoind, they shouldn't be mining.
full member
Activity: 224
Merit: 100
If somebody can help out here, I can't seem to find out how to do this using primecoind -?

What is the command to see wallet info/coins?

What is the command to send coins?

Stop helping people like the moron above, if they can't figure out how to use primecoind, they shouldn't be mining.

 Cry  I forgive you.  All I needed was the document file with the commands.....
sr. member
Activity: 658
Merit: 250
Is there a way to have the coins generate into a wallet on my local machine.  Like if I use the same private key as my local wallet or something?

Just copy the same wallet.dat file to each machine. I think that might cause problems if you have blocks generated to over 100 addresses. Then the pre-generated pool of keys might run out and new keys would not be the same on all wallets. A deterministic wallet wouldn't have this problem, but I'm not sure if it's deterministic or not.
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