The backtrace funcs in glibc are part of execinfo. You can find them here (this is an unofficial GitHub mirror of the glibc source):
https://github.com/bminor/glibc/blob/b8c210bcc74840d24c61d39bde15bea9daf3e271/debug/execinfo.h#L27-L38
You would use -lexecinfo and include the execinfo.h header...
How are you getting gcc on Linux from Scratch? (I have never messed w/this.) Do you have glibc installed? If so the backtrace libs are likely already installed as part of glibc. There should be no need to install any extra libs (other than glibc). The include is execinfo.h, and again, if using...
Good idea. We're in the process of getting the forum upgraded and this should help stop a lot of the spam users / posts and breathe some new life into the forums. Maybe we should use this as an opportunity to re-visit categories and forum sections since this probably hasn't been done in a couple...
I don't have the capacity to dedicate a lot of time to assist, but the help text is pretty self-explanatory:
dash-cli gobject prepare
error code: -1
error message:
gobject prepare <parent-hash> <revision> <time> <data-hex>
Prepare governance object by signing and creating tx
Arguments:
1...
Welcome! This command is now very ancient, hasn't been around for almost 3 years now... check out the "gobject" commands, prepare and submit. I highly recommend using a web-based tool and testing this first on testnet so that you don't accidentally lose any funds. The official tool is at...
Low-spec machines that can't handle running sentinel every minute should probably not be MNs.
That said, the reason this is done every minute is historical. Not running it used to cause MNs to get kicked from the queue. Internally there's a sleep which was to prevent network traffic spikes if...
Please start a new thread for new issues -- the original intent of this thread was a warning for an iOS wallet years ago. Closing this thread for further replies.
This has been broken for a while. Unfortunately we won't be able to fix it here until this is added back to Insight : https://github.com/dashevo/insight-api/issues/59
As stated multiple times, Drive is the internal storage component for the Dash Platform / Evo. Nothing to do with Dropbox or similar services.
I am closing this thread from further replies.
Forks are harder because we move so quickly (with updating our codebase). You probably want to start with your Spork 15 defaulted to the Dash value (which is actually a block height, not just binary).
Here are the current Dash spork values:
{
"SPORK_2_INSTANTSEND_ENABLED": 0...
Seems like your sporks aren't being synced. Are you connecting to valid 0.14.0 nodes?
This is what I see for spork active:
{
"SPORK_2_INSTANTSEND_ENABLED": true,
"SPORK_3_INSTANTSEND_BLOCK_FILTERING": true,
"SPORK_5_INSTANTSEND_MAX_VALUE": true,
"SPORK_6_NEW_SIGS": false...
Yes, the voting site itself is down now. There is no reason to keep it up since voting closed once we moved into April, and no reason to keep spending on the site infrastructure.
I will assume that DashWatch is still hosting results on their site somewhere, but those are widely known now. We...
The current roadmap can be found on the website here: https://www.dash.org/roadmap/
Older versions can be found in the GitHub repo: https://github.com/dashpay/dash-roadmap
Hi Steve,
To add to what UdjinM6 said, the superblocks occur about once a month at block height % 16616. You can know when to expect them by checking "getgovernanceinfo".
/app/dash-cli -conf=/app/dash.conf getgovernanceinfo
{
"governanceminquorum": 10,
"masternodewatchdogmaxseconds"...