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I'm in the process of upgrading production masternodes to 0.15. I see this in a 0.14 MN. (Note that the IP address here is not the IP address of my MN). I upgraded one MN to 0.15 and it is seeing similar messages but without the explicit addr=<IP>. I thought it would clear out eventually, but...

I'm working on a DashForceNews article that discusses scale from a user/merchant perspective. Capacity, throughput, latency, response times... throughout the phases of an interaction between a payer and a payee... The stated transaction "speed" of Dash is approximately 48 transactions per...

Y'all accepted my proposal that was scheduled to run for 3 months and I thank you. Alas, 12.1 happened and requires me to refile for the last month, to include the filing fee again. I appreciated your support on this two months ago, and I would really appreciate if the proposal could be...

I have finally tossed my hat into the ring and submitted a proposal to help contribute to the continuation the release engineering activities for the Red Hat family of linux operating systems. I build and test on 8 platforms in total for both stable and unstable builds of Dash Core. And I make...

I wrote (YAMID) Yet Another Masternode Installation Document specifically for Testnet (v12.1) on Fedora, CentOS, RHEL using the RPMs I have been building for y'all for some time. Since they are RPMs, we want to leverage that and so I also describe how to set up local repositories so it "does the...

The world of linux is divided between... the raw, brute-forced unmanaged world (tar.gz, zip, etc) the "deb" packaged world (debian/ubuntu) the "rpm" packaged world (fedora/red hat/suse/scientific) containers -- Docker, Atomic and Openshift (Fedora/Red Hat), others mobile -- android, etc...

A wild inspiration hit me to take a look at the codebase of dash a bit. I found it on github, I forked it, poked around the code a tad... And then I decided I would try to build the sucker. Oh, how silly of me. Platform: Fedora 23 (Fedora is upstream for CentOS and RHEL). Like most folks, I...