Search results

Yes, you make changes to the darkcoin.conf: bind=IP rpcport=#

Well, testnet blockchain isn't moving forward very fast.

Bind the address in your config for each IP and have a unique RPC port for each daemon.

Blinding enhancements based off the latest round of BTC thread love?

My address getting all the love and attention. <3

Haven't had any luck mixing. Either idling or request incomplete, last ds was too recent.

As long as you have backups of your wallet (be it private keys on paper or multiple digital copies of the dat file), you can't lose money.

Why is it so difficult to append the -datadir arguments to wherever you place the directories? While things aren't 100% the same cross platform, the idea is the same. If you know how to copy and paste, create links/shortcuts, then you can easily replicate on whatever OS you are currently using.

Probably a direct result of needing less rounds for better anonymity.

I'm curious on the math behind this to quantify this number. Unless the essential inputs now become something like masternode count ^ number of rounds due to blinding. But even then, going from 3 parties to 2300 is more than 100x. *shrug*

root@vultr:~# ./darkcoind getinfo { "version" : 110201, "protocolversion" : 70068, "walletversion" : 61000, "balance" : 1122.20002000, "darksend_balance" : 0.00000000, "blocks" : 15058, "timeoffset" : 0, "connections" : 14, "proxy" : "", "difficulty" ...

Updated. Still hasn't populated under masternode list protocol as 70068, getinfo returning 70068. ./darkcoind masternode list protocol | grep 70068 "128.127.106.235:20004" : 70068, "128.127.106.235:20005" : 70068, "128.127.106.235:19999" : 70068, "128.127.106.235:20000" : 70068...

EDIT: Nevermind, it's adjusted now. Silly me needing to wait for it to roll into available.

Masternode is up and running :)

Thanks, only 14 more confirms to go ;)

1k vin please xwcfDFxfjLvvxG8KMTzy6G21aXNHZ8mjcS

In the process of firing up a testnet mn, will post address to fund shortly.

By many bytes was the tx?

Awfully big world out there with more lenient laws... The probabilities of cryptocurrencies on a global scale being illegal is pretty damn slim.

Um what?