JDS Dry Run #2

[zhangweis]

Dice competition draft plan:

To encourage the participation of dry run testing, I'd like to host a dice competition for each dry run from dry run 03.

How to participant:

Of course you'll need to build or get JDS bin. Paste your public key in thread and I'll send you 100,000 JDST to play with. All your dices on this key in this dry run will be sum to make your final dice balance. This can be got from blockchain_get_jackpot_transactions for each block.

When a dry run ends, I'll sort all the participants by their dice balances. Each one in the top 10 will be awarded with 100,000 JDS when JDS releases for their testing work. A valid winner must have dice count >= 10. If the number of valid winners is less than 10, every winner gets (1,000,000/valid winners).

You can participant multiple dry runs and win multiple dry runs.

Please keep your private key secure as I'll send JDS using your public key. You can use dry run 2 to get familar with building and playing.

[zhangweis]

Eh, won't compile. It's late, I'll mess with it tomorrow.

Take your time. I'm preparing a dice competition which will be published later.

[Riverhead]

Eh, won't compile. It's late, I'll mess with it tomorrow.

[Riverhead]

I'm running Ubuntu 14.04. I used the url from github itself if that helps anyone.

Thanks for the JDST .

I'm not seeing the GUI in your screen shots. Just the stock Bitshares X wallet with JDST currency. I'll re-read the .ad's to see if I missed a step. To be honest I didn't read them and built it like Bitshares X.

Thanks for pointing out. It's my fault as I didn't know git submodule thing. Seems the submodule is still on a branch. I tried fixing that with "git submodule add -b master [URL to Git repo]" and hope it will work. Please do submodule init and update and let me know if it works or not.

Ok, rebuilding now.

[zhangweis]

I'm running Ubuntu 14.04. I used the url from github itself if that helps anyone.

Thanks for the JDST .

I'm not seeing the GUI in your screen shots. Just the stock Bitshares X wallet with JDST currency. I'll re-read the .ad's to see if I missed a step. To be honest I didn't read them and built it like Bitshares X.

Thanks for pointing out. It's my fault as I didn't know git submodule thing. Seems the submodule is still on a branch. I tried fixing that with "git submodule add -b master [URL to Git repo]" and hope it will work. Please do submodule init and update and let me know if it works or not.

[zhangweis]

My config.json for your reference if you want to do the same as me:

  "rpc": {
    "enable": true,
    "rpc_user": "xxxx",
    "rpc_password": "xxxxx",
    "rpc_endpoint": "127.0.0.1:0",
    "httpd_endpoint": "127.0.0.1:8088",
    "htdocs": "/home/xxxx/jds/dice_web_wallet/generated"
}
.....

With this config you can access it using http://localhost:8088/#/dice

[zhangweis]

I'm running Ubuntu 14.04. I used the url from github itself if that helps anyone.

Thanks for the JDST .

I'm not seeing the GUI in your screen shots. Just the stock Bitshares X wallet with JDST currency. I'll re-read the .ad's to see if I missed a step. To be honest I didn't read them and built it like Bitshares X.

It should be the same. I cloned the UI in https://github.com/zhangweis/dice_web_wallet.git and put it in .gitmodules. The bitshares xts build instructions should be apply well on the web part.

For me for development reason, I cloned https://github.com/zhangweis/dice_web_wallet.git in ~/dice_web_wallet and I changed the config.json to enable rpc and assign user,pass and port, point htdocs to "htdocs": "~/dice_web_wallet/generated". In this way, I can "lineman build" for each change to take effect and I can also debug it in browser.

[xeroc]

Hm .. I am on Archlinux and not ubuntu/debian ... maybe I can build on a other machine ..

[Riverhead]

I'm running Ubuntu 14.04. I used the url from github itself if that helps anyone.

Thanks for the JDST .

I'm not seeing the GUI in your screen shots. Just the stock Bitshares X wallet with JDST currency. I'll re-read the .ad's to see if I missed a step. To be honest I didn't read them and built it like Bitshares X.

[zhangweis]

it has been a fresh checkout ..
I am running on boost 1.56.0

Are you on master?

*confirmed*

I'm using Debian 3.2.57-3 with boost 1.55.0.2

Can you try to follow https://github.com/zhangweis/jds/blob/master/BUILD_UBUNTU.md? I've fixed the url in it.

[zhangweis]

Built here without issue.

riverdice - JDST6t2MrADeGpACfRm5Nm3unEkH82dvdvxwKCECNV8coVoywuWuJ9

Also, is this the right blockchain?

Code: [Select]

  "blockchain_id": "9329bb6fbb5d6fbc0e0872dd306536f66ea53250ee1e00602cb36bff05eff842",
  "symbol": "JDST",
  "name": "BitShares JDST",
  "version": 109,
  "db_version": 133,
  "genesis_timestamp": "2014-06-20T14:40:27",


Yes, it's the right one.

sent 1,000,000.00000 JDST to you.

[xeroc]

it has been a fresh checkout ..
I am running on boost 1.56.0

Are you on master?

*confirmed*

[zhangweis]

it has been a fresh checkout ..
I am running on boost 1.56.0

Are you on master?

[xeroc]

Can you try from a fresh start? like removing the jds folder and git clone, git submodule init, git submodule  update, cmake ., make.

it has been a fresh checkout ..
I am running on boost 1.56.0

[Riverhead]

Built here without issue.

riverdice - JDST6t2MrADeGpACfRm5Nm3unEkH82dvdvxwKCECNV8coVoywuWuJ9

Also, is this the right blockchain?

Code: [Select]

  "blockchain_id": "9329bb6fbb5d6fbc0e0872dd306536f66ea53250ee1e00602cb36bff05eff842",
  "symbol": "JDST",
  "name": "BitShares JDST",
  "version": 109,
  "db_version": 133,
  "genesis_timestamp": "2014-06-20T14:40:27",