短短不到 两个月 竟然有23%的利润，ALT 你不该放弃这个事情啊

Quote from: Graffenwalder on January 24, 2015, 08:18:43 pm

Quote from: jonasjia on January 24, 2015, 08:14:22 pm

Quote from: delulo on January 24, 2015, 08:00:30 pm

@jonasjia It is nice to see your offer! But you need to understand that any investor would want to see PROOF that you are legit and that your product and patent and your whole business actually exists.

i really didn't like the pattern of kickstarter ,there are many unreasonable demands such as i must be a american and have company in america and so on,what a international project should be like? yes, thats why i choose BTS,because it's really haven't national boundaries.

I was just about to suggest crowdfunding.
But since you will be accepting BITUSD and BitCNY, why don't you reach out to DACX they are the perfect platform for you.

If I'm not mistaken, they are planning on doing both equity and reward projects.

it can't be...when i click the publish button,it jumped to the head of same page,and there are no address or phone number in the "about us" section.

Yes it is apache. I use a command lsof to match up open file handles to processes.  There is another problem where the wallet had the ports locked up by the OS after quitting but it isn't the problem.  My problem has only happened once, I just realized how annoying it is because even when I stopped apached the port was not immediately available.  So if the wallet dies and tries to bind to that port and there is this weird race condition where the easybitcoin php lib keeps it from binding... then wallet can never start. THere is also a chance that the options for the socket creation in the wallet constrain it too much. It has to be fixed in php but if there were other suggestions to put in the readme file.. that could be considered a solution, but this is a php project that interacts with RPC and SMF.

I have a list of php options that might would fix it in a different manner, but it really isn't a show stopper.  Just a bit puzzling.  Anyway, it will likely just be made an issue on github and i'll consider it done.

I do have one problem where apache is binding to localhost at the same port and preventing the wallet from connecting.  So it took me shutting down apache and waiting and then starting them up in order.  I have no clue why using a curl-php5  would do this.  I guess I don't understand tcpip ?  Regardless it isn't really acceptable because if the wallet dies, a wallet restart won't work because it fails to bind to that port.  I've read all the curl lib options etc and nothing makes sense except that I don't understand tcpip as well as I thought.  I doubt it'd be a problem if everything wasn't using localhost.