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Sorry guys , for dummies ( like me ) , Electrum , is this to have a wallet directly to be used from MN ?
No, Electrum is more a lightweight local wallet, with the blockchain stored on servers. --> https://electrum.org/Sorry guys , for dummies ( like me ) , Electrum , is this to have a wallet directly to be used from MN ?
Escalated what?
Ah python no thanksEscalated what?
Basically this needs a dedicated python developer - feel free to join
Hi, i think this question is set to go to the FAQbut he did ask if darkcoin do multisig, I said i think so but i'm not sure. Can it?
Ok I think i need sleep. Yes I've seen your doc before. ThanksHi, i think this question is set to go to the FAQ
So, yes: Darkcoin can do, as all Bitcoin/Litecoin 0.8.x clones, multisig. I have done a very elaborated example how to do multisigs with Darkcoin and thelonecrouton built a PythonQT tool using Darkcon multisig.
Hope that helps
Could our Jira system be helpful to you?Going to try to bring up and up to date electrum server and wallet for DRK.
This is done in spare time which is little, so, please, don't hold your breath.
I use to keep detailed work log, so if someone wants to keep an eye on a progress/problems - let me know, I'll invite to our project management system.
Could our Jira system be helpful to you?
I could create a project solely for Electrum-DRK if it is of use for youI've registered on JIRA, but I'm not its fan. Also I don't want to pollute it with my work-aloud style until I'll get the team communication style.
Yeah, i think so too - if you've got a established system for your work continue to use it We can use JIRA for bug tracking/user feedback later.flare, it's not necessary untill I'll be able to present some progress. As both server and client integration will reach at least alpha stage, I'll switch to JIRA
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 810, in __bootstrap_inner
self.run()
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 1082, in run
self.function(*self.args, **self.kwargs)
File "/home/akhavr/src/electrum-drk-server/backends/bitcoind/blockchain_processor.py", line 85, in <lambda>
threading.Timer(0, lambda: self.catch_up(sync=False)).start()
File "/home/akhavr/src/electrum-drk-server/backends/bitcoind/blockchain_processor.py", line 695, in catch_up
self.import_block(block, self.storage.last_hash, self.storage.height, sync, revert=True)
File "/home/akhavr/src/electrum-drk-server/backends/bitcoind/blockchain_processor.py", line 415, in import_block
self.storage.revert_transaction(txid, tx, block_height, touched_addr, undo)
File "/home/akhavr/src/electrum-drk-server/backends/bitcoind/storage.py", line 600, in revert_transaction
self.revert_add_to_history(addr, txid, x.get('index'), x.get('value'), block_height)
File "/home/akhavr/src/electrum-drk-server/backends/bitcoind/storage.py", line 509, in revert_add_to_history
self.delete_address(key + txo)
File "/home/akhavr/src/electrum-drk-server/backends/bitcoind/storage.py", line 414, in delete_address
items.pop(letter)
KeyError: '\x1d'
Happy to beta test, run a client, run a server etc. - just post what you need from testers. :smile:Ok, electrum server for testnet is up and catching up blocks now. Since it's EC2 micro, it's slow
As it will do (likely next morning), I'll publish it's IP and will proceed to work on a client.
Same here!Happy to beta test, run a client, run a server etc. - just post what you need from testers. :smile: