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Sorry, but I don't get it. On the login page, there is a Help link that takes you to mediawiki's page: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Logging_in After finding the page for signing up on the darkcoin.eu page, I get this...

I tried to login using my DCT login credentials, but it did not work. Login error There is no user by the name "darkred". Check your spelling. Just wanted to update some content like this FAQ answer: What are the next development plans for Darkcoin? -RC5 -Code Audit -Address any security...

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Can I get confirmation on Darkcoin specific capitalization/spacing? It is Darkcoin or Darkcoins (not darkcoin, not DarkCoin, not dark coin) It is DarkSend (not darksend, not Darksend, not dark send) It is MasterNode or MasterNodes (not masternode, not Masternode, not master node) It is InstantX...

Are you referring to me???

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=421615.msg10616677#msg10616677

I'll just leave this here... http://www.guidingtech.com/3119/windows-clock-sync/

Doxygen is a tool that helps to document code. If you follow the doxygen conventions, you can generate documentation that shows how code is used. This is useful to people that are new to the code base. (like me) It requires a few packages. For instance, on a mac, I needed to run: brew...

Let me know if you find the script. I'm curious. To compile darkcoind on pi1, it took: real 324m32.232s user 305m2.510s sys 5m43.480s Did not do any swap changes from default. So, looks like it might work. It starts up... pi@raspberrypi ~ $ ./darkcoind Darkcoin server starting...

Check out using monit for watching/re-starting darkcoind. Here's how someone is using it to monitor bitcoind: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5911.0 pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo apt-get install monit Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done...

My computer went to sleep and killed my ssh session that had 'make' running. I've setup screen and kicked off the build again. I am really curious how long the build will take. There already is swap setup on raspbian. It shows 100 megabytes. pi@raspberrypi ~ $ top top - 14:33:11 up 2 min, 1...

How do you run automated tests against darkcoin code base? 1. 'make check' fails (see below) 2. wallet.sh fails (see below) 3. Is there other automated tests somewhere? 1. make check output pi@raspberrypi ~/darkcoin $ make check Making check in src make[1]: Entering directory...

I have a PI1. I guess I could try it. Give me a bit...

What does the debug.log show?

I'm new here so ignore me if this is not applicable. Would it make sense to implement some sort of anti DOS countermeasures like fail2ban does? (http://www.fail2ban.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page) I don't know what the conversation looks like for port 9999 traffic, but if it does not meet some...

It appears that compiling with 1 core is quicker than 4. I guess we can drop the -j option from the make. Still bummed about not being able to run 'make check'. But for now, that will have to do. For grins, I re-did the test. I did a 'make clean' and 'sudo reboot', then: pi@raspberrypi...

Without the -j (so it just uses one process to build all) pi@raspberrypi ~/darkcoin $ time make <snip> real 93m22.457s user 90m45.570s sys 1m56.950s

How can we take these errors/solutions and put them in one place? There are errors/solutions on bitcointalk ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=421615.0 ) and in these forums. The Dark Wiki (http://wiki.darkcoin.eu/wiki/FAQ ) does not have them.