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v0.10.15 - Onyx Release

elbereth's MNs are on v17 and older. drk.mn isn't magic, it's just data pulled from his MNs/running wallets and stuck in one place. If the MNs etc. are running deprecated versions of the daemon, the results can't be relied upon to be accurate...
Okay, just want to let everyone know when something doesn't look right.
 
Start-many is not yet included in any official version.
I think start-many was included in v0.10.16.x since v0.10.16.0. Anyone knows how to use the feature? I can't find the documentation. It seems you need another configuration file for the MN IP address and the corresponding pubkey. Any documentation?
 
How? How did it happen that I never saw this wiki before? :confused:
I think KryptoFoo wrote it iirc. You can help us too, please contact flare. If you can put in some guidlines for wallets or anything you know, it will help us a lot. Thanks :)
 
I think KryptoFoo wrote it iirc. You can help us too, please contact flare. If you can put in some guidlines for wallets or anything you know, it will help us a lot. Thanks :)
and it's linked on darkcoin.io https://www.darkcoin.io/using-darkcoin/wallet/ ... I should check official site more frequently ;)

EDIT: btw, How to Use Darksend link at the end of part "1. About the wallet" is broken
EDIT2: and it's fixed in no time! http://jira.darkcoin.qa/browse/DRKIO-11 Great work raze !
 
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and it's linked on darkcoin.io https://www.darkcoin.io/using-darkcoin/wallet/ ... I should check official site more frequently ;)

EDIT: btw, How to Use Darksend link at the end of part "1. About the wallet" is broken
EDIT2: and it's fixed in no time! http://jira.darkcoin.qa/browse/DRKIO-11 Great work raze !
Thanks to raze, the site has been updated:

https://www.darkcoin.io/using-darkcoin/wallet/

The other site, wiki.darkcoin.qa, is flare's, and I believe he always welcomes anyone who can add on to the wiki with useful information for the Darkcoin community. :)
 
Once enforcement is active, payments will be completely 100% fair and equal between all masternodes.


Let's assume you have a list with Masternodes which are payment candidates, and for my case here that no new Masternodes come into life/go away.

Let's also assume that once a Masternode got a payment it is off the list until the rest of the Masternodes are paid also.

My Bastard Masternode From Hell (short BMFH) is a picky one, it doesn't like those small payments when the difficulty is very high, it wants the big fish.

So, whenever the BMFH is selected with a smallish payment it is coincidentally not available (whatever that means when it comes to payment time). Or just unlists itself in general when difficulty is high and payments are small.

Do we care about this?
 
Scam alert: Just got this email:

DarkcoinTalk
Hello drakee,

We're happy to announce that Darkcoin Version 10.15.19 v2 Windows Release is now available for download.

Who Needs To Update?

All Darkcoin users must update their clients.

What’s New?

Part of securing the Darkcoin network is creating a strong and healthy network of full nodes to back it up. These nodes provide many tasks for users such as propagating messages, syncing clients and mixing users funds via Darksend.


10.15.19 v2 Binaries: Includes Darksend - Masternode Operators

Windows .exe:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/<PATH_MODIFIED>/darkcoin-0.10.15.19v2-win.zip


A huge thanks goes out to all of the users that helped us perfect this release on testnet. There were countless users who sent wallets and debug logs which helped the debug process tremendously. We couldn’t have done it without all of you.

Thanks,

The Darkcoin Team
I inserted <PATH_MODIFIED> in the URL above so that no one accidentally downloads the (probably) infected ZIP file.

EDIT: disabled link for masternode binary download
 
masternode list vin command output seems a bit confusing
Code:
darkcoind masternode list vin | awk '{ print $3 }' | sort | uniq -c | sort | grep -v " 1 """
gives
Code:
      2
      9 "e1e64ffaa566c4e07a0c99c9a6aa216f1fb3a520856ef07694480d14f25e775f",
At first sight this means that 9 MNs have the same vin...
Actually in that particular example it's ok because this transaction has 9 outputs by 1000 DRKs each
http://explorer.darkcoin.io/tx/e1e64ffaa566c4e07a0c99c9a6aa216f1fb3a520856ef07694480d14f25e775f
I'm sure output index info is available internally so wouldn't it be better to provide it in command output too to avoid such confusions?
eduffield ?
 
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