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General Discussion / Re: 0.4.10 Testers Wanted
« on: September 01, 2014, 09:50:26 pm »
I updated the seed node to version 0.4.10, so far so good, no more segfaults. There are currently 50 connections.

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By the way 31 BTSX/BitUSD is equivalent to BTSX/BTC of 0.000063. So we are kinda there already. It is interesting to see how BitUSD reacts to the extreme spikes. So far it's been mostly stable.

How do you get that equivalent number?

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I updated to the tag 0.4.8 but I don't know if the node is of any use since the delegate is not producing blocks. Does it help the network anyway?

If you not are running your node behind a firewall, so others can connect to you, then yes, you help the network.

I setup it with the suggested  command network_set_advanced_node_parameters (max 200 connections) and it has incoming connections.
What i see sometimes is
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Peer xyz disconnected us: You offered us a block that we reject as invalid
Is it normal?

Yes that happens sometimes.... it will happen less frequently in the future.

Now there are about 120 incoming connections. Btw, is there a list of all the ports that must be open? Checked in the FAQs http://wiki.bitshares.org/index.php/FAQs but saw nothing. Or I just check the config.json file?
Thanks

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To All delegates:

Please NOT running your delegates in two clients at the same time, otherwise, any one post evidence like following

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   c6ce76317addf5f1b78e6700ea30da5f443f5e03                        x.x              0       166 2014-08-26T14:44:10         0     N/A                  NO
     4322211b2f74a2d43183a17042c057da64c4486c                        x.x              0       166 2014-08-26T14:44:10         1     N/A                  NO

We will strongly recommend others to vote them out.

This might of been me, I apologize. I missed 8 blocks because I had my delegate account loaded on both the VPN and my personal computer. I have since deleted the delegate account on my personal computer and everything seems to be running smoothly now. Luckily I noticed I was missing blocks, otherwise I wouldn't of realized. I apologize for that... It was a noob mistake. :)

By the way.. this should be explained in the "How to setup a delegate Wiki" so others avoid making the same mistake. If it would have been explained there I would not have done it. http://wiki.bitshares.org/index.php/BitShares_X_Delegate_How-To

Just curios, how did you remove the delegate account from wallet? Did you create a new wallet and import all accounts but the delegate or is there a console command for removing accounts from wallet?

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Technical Support / Re: example of blockchain_market_order_history
« on: August 26, 2014, 06:28:56 pm »
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delegate (unlocked) >>> blockchain_market_order_history USD BTSX
   TYPE                         PRICE                     PAID                 RECEIVED                FEES              TIMESTAMP
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Buy0.04415011037527594 USD / BTSX               5.1434 USD           116.50000 BTSX          0.1435 USD    2014-08-26T18:04:20
   Sell0.04291845493562231 USD / BTSX           116.50000 BTSX               4.9999 USD        0.00000 BTSX    2014-08-26T18:04:20
    Buy0.04415011037527594 USD / BTSX             294.8565 USD         6,678.49999 BTSX          0.0000 USD    2014-08-26T18:04:20
   Sell0.04415011037527594 USD / BTSX         6,678.49999 BTSX             294.8565 USD        0.00000 BTSX    2014-08-26T18:04:20
    Buy0.04166840285011876 USD / BTSX               0.4125 USD             9.90142 BTSX          0.0000 USD    2014-08-26T17:59:40
   Sell0.04166840285011876 USD / BTSX             9.90142 BTSX               0.4125 USD        0.00000 BTSX    2014-08-26T17:59:40

Almost there LOL, thanks

Is it possible also to get all the history?
I tried with
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blockchain_market_order_history USD BTSX 0 0 0 and got nothing
with
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blockchain_market_order_history USD BTSX 1 2 3the client crashed instantly!

Also voted for your delegate.xeroc !!

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Technical Support / example of blockchain_market_order_history
« on: August 26, 2014, 04:56:25 pm »
In the command:
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blockchain_market_order_history <quote_symbol> <base_symbol> [skip_count] [limit] [block_limit]
what values should have the <quote_symbol> and <base_symbol> to get the data?

Tried
blockchain_market_order_history USD BitUSD:BTSX
blockchain_market_order_history USD BitUSD
blockchain_market_order_history BitUSD USD
but always got Assert Exception

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Technical Support / Re: RPC Server Error
« on: August 26, 2014, 04:50:38 pm »
Do you have a dot in the account name? They are not allowed, see also here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=7334.msg97923#msg97923

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I updated to the tag 0.4.8 but I don't know if the node is of any use since the delegate is not producing blocks. Does it help the network anyway?

If you not are running your node behind a firewall, so others can connect to you, then yes, you help the network.

I setup it with the suggested  command network_set_advanced_node_parameters (max 200 connections) and it has incoming connections.
What i see sometimes is
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Peer xyz disconnected us: You offered us a block that we reject as invalid
Is it normal?

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updated to 0.4.8, btw it's not producing blocks

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I updated to the tag 0.4.8 but I don't know if the node is of any use since the delegate is not producing blocks. Does it help the network anyway?

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Stakeholder Proposals / Re: Delegate hosting - (recommendations)
« on: August 25, 2014, 09:05:13 pm »

Don't neglect your wallet_unlock parameter.  Your wallet must be unlocked to produce a block.  5-nines is just over a day, 6-nines is nearly two weeks.  Check it:
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wallet_unlock 99999

I have a question, what happens after the unlock time has passed ? do I have to send again the unlock command from the console manually?

If you have a delegate (even if its not producing blocks) the wallet will NOT AUTOLOCK!
I remember a Release Note of Bytemaster telling us so

Thanks. I created a node and setup as delegate on a cloud machine. It's configured to produce blocks:

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NAME (* delegate)                  KEY                                                             REGISTERED            FAVORITE       APPROVAL       BLOCK PRODUCTION ENABLED
delegate.bitwiz *                  BTSX5exsnhPaZsN4ndMMD6KhY6pDGcQJQGC7sAybQSBRnsbSx8zCqB          2014-08-25T18:49:50   NO             0              YES

but from the qt client the account appears as "Standby delegate". Is it that because it has no votes or I'm missing some configurations?
Thanks

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Stakeholder Proposals / Re: Delegate hosting - (recommendations)
« on: August 25, 2014, 08:37:43 pm »

Don't neglect your wallet_unlock parameter.  Your wallet must be unlocked to produce a block.  5-nines is just over a day, 6-nines is nearly two weeks.  Check it:
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wallet_unlock 99999

I have a question, what happens after the unlock time has passed ? do I have to send again the unlock command from the console manually?

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Currently having trouble withdrawing from bter anyone else have issues?

I get this message when withdrawing to any of my registered accounts

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cancelled:BTSX account is not registered or memo is too long

In order to withdraw the account must be registered on the blockchain first.

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