I have question regarding the index numbers. A friend was already running two MN successfully (VPS). The indexes were "1", and "0". "This was verifiable via the "masternode outputs" command. Then, we went through the procedure to add one more node. Now, when the masternode outputs command is run he sees this:
{
"asdfasdfasdf" : "1",
"asdfdaffdas" : "0",
"aadsfdfasas" : "0"
}
(transactions are symbolic, obviously)
Why would he have two "0"s listed?
Background:
{
"asdfasdfasdf" : "1",
"asdfdaffdas" : "0",
"aadsfdfasas" : "0"
}
(transactions are symbolic, obviously)
Why would he have two "0"s listed?
Background:
- The first "1" and "0" were already running MN.
- The third index "0" was "masternode keygen"'d while the other MNs were running.
- The 1000dash are in a third address, Mn1 and Mn2 were in "getaccountaddress" 0 and 1 respectively. Now when I run "getaccountaddress" 0 (or 1) it lists a different address than the MN addresses. Why would this change? Does it matter?
- I notice that the index list goes from high to low (1,0,0). Is it possible that the third index would have been "-1" which is not allowed, so the programming changed it to "0"?
- Would I need to "Masternode stop-many" and then restart them to get them to index right?