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General Discussion / Re: cli unlock command returns aes error
« on: October 16, 2015, 08:18:06 pm »
So no one is using the rpc api? :-( this stinks I can't bring bts back up on the exchange until I get this solved :-(
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General Discussion / cli unlock command returns aes error
« on: October 16, 2015, 05:20:14 pm »
this is my request
which seems correct according to http://docs.bitshares.eu/api/cli_wallet.html
any idea why this is failing? my lite client has no problem unlocking with my password and wrong final block height seems meaningless since the system is synced and should have nothing to do with unlocking.
any help appreciated :-)
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{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"unlock","params":["MyPasswordHere"]}which seems correct according to http://docs.bitshares.eu/api/cli_wallet.html
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{"id":1,"error":{"code":1,"message":"18 aes_exception: AES error\nerror during aes 256 cbc decrypt final\n {\"s\":\"error:0606506D:digital envelope routines:EVP_DecryptFinal_ex:wrong final block length\"}\n th_a aes.cpp:263 fc::aes_decrypt\n\n {}\n th_a wallet.cpp:3122 graphene::wallet::wallet_api::unlock","data":{"code":18,"name":"aes_exception","message":"AES error","stack":[{"context":{"level":"error","file":"aes.cpp","line":263,"method":"fc::aes_decrypt","hostname":"","thread_name":"th_a","timestamp":"2015-10-16T17:12:49"},"format":"error during aes 256 cbc decrypt final","data":{"s":"error:0606506D:digital envelope routines:EVP_DecryptFinal_ex:wrong final block length"}},{"context":{"level":"warn","file":"wallet.cpp","line":3122,"method":"graphene::wallet::wallet_api::unlock","hostname":"","thread_name":"th_a","timestamp":"2015-10-16T17:12:49"},"format":"","data":{}}]}}}any idea why this is failing? my lite client has no problem unlocking with my password and wrong final block height seems meaningless since the system is synced and should have nothing to do with unlocking.
any help appreciated :-)
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General Discussion / Re: cant create account fee_paying_account->is_lifetime_member():
« on: October 15, 2015, 11:30:39 am »
This should definitely be noted under memberships
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General Discussion / Re: cant create account fee_paying_account->is_lifetime_member():
« on: October 15, 2015, 10:29:27 am »
None of this makes any sense :-(
Why would the system care what account is paying?
Why would the system care what account is paying?
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General Discussion / cant create account fee_paying_account->is_lifetime_member():
« on: October 15, 2015, 01:27:23 am »
When trying to register a new account i keep getting the following error
fee_paying_account->is_lifetime_member():
fee_paying_account->is_lifetime_member():
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Technical Support / Full Windows Client
« on: October 07, 2015, 11:39:11 am »
Anyone have a full windows client or instructions on building from src?
Thank You :-)
Thank You :-)
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Technical Support / Re: [ANN] BANX Capital Joins BitShares Exchange Network
« on: June 27, 2015, 01:51:24 am »Looks like the banx.io trading volume issue was resolved, based on the thread Dave linked.
I think this thread shows that crypto enthusiasts are not a trusting lot (we trust in MATH!), and that when different communities begin to interact, they need to vet each other first! Hopefully there are no hard feelings.
Yep...much vetting....which is what brings me here.
I still have a few questions, so lets start with establishing a baseline we can all agree on:
For reasons unknown, Banx.io was reporting a trade volume on the BANX<>BTC market to CMC that was 4 -5 times greater than the actual trading on Banx.io.
It got reported to everyone concerned by poloscarted and myself, and after a few days, the issue was tracked down and corrected.
We all happy with this version of events ?
So here are the follow-up questions:
How did the problem/issue happen ?
Did someone deliberately code it in ? Make a coding error ? CMC mistake ?
How long was the error in place ?
Did it affect BANX listings on sites other than CMC ? (Should have checked this myself, but lazy)
Why did no-one else notice such an obvious issue ? (I'm not the smartest cookie in the box, but this was pretty simple)
Did anyone from BTS do any form of due diligence on Banx.io before the {ANN} ?
However it happened, this incorrect reporting of trade volume could only be beneficial to Banxshares, and so it's very easy to conclude that this could be a deliberate attempt to manipulate CMC and give BANX a boost.
Deliberate or not, the fact that no-one from BTS picked up on the inflated trading figures during the due diligence process with Banxshares also doesn't look good.
We are talking about the only BANX market here. How quickly do you think a mistake in the opposite direction would have been noticed and corrected ?
That, for me, is the crux of the problem: why did no-one from BANX or BTS notice and correct this, until pushed by myself and poloscarted ?
(back in hour or so, got RL stuff going on...)
This was an error on my part that I believe was introduced when I made a bunch of changes to support the http api. This bug affected more than just BANX Shares and was a miscalculation in the way data was being cached. Once I was made aware of the problem I resolved it in a timely fashion! I don't know what other course of action you would like to see however I do make mistakes as I am human. As per why no one picked up on it earlier the best answer I can give from an internal standpoint is that i don't really look at data from 3rd party sites as it's not usually on my agenda unless there is a specific need.
I hope that helps answer your questions.
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Technical Support / Re: [ANN] BANX Capital Joins BitShares Exchange Network
« on: June 26, 2015, 01:47:17 pm »
Hi I'm, Allen Byron Penner otherwise known as ByronP. I run the network, servers, mining operations and developer work. If you have any questions please feel free to email me byronp at banx.io or give me a call 6zero9 three89 four3zero6. I am located in New Jersey USA and I am available almost 24/7 (I’m a Cylon). You can also get me on twitter @BanxExchange and facebook https://www.facebook.com/byron.penner I’m on skype too but I have no idea what the info for that is.
I have been with Banx for 6 months now and have known mark for much longer. We have always gotten along and over time realized that we complement each other very well as we both are no nonsense, get to the point, well and outspoken, risk takers who are willing to put it all on the line and never give up.
For you naysayers just look at what Mark has done, my employment history and what we have managed to accomplish in only a few months (although we are behind in terms of the overall action plan) and then you can shut your mouth about how much talent is behind Banx. I can code anything with my eyes closed, familiar with extreme security, can code in any language on any machine, ran giant networks, run several successful businesses, passed all checks for ultra-high security work (nuclear and government work {full anal probing on an ongoing basis}) and on and on and on... you get the point. I would not have joined Banx if I didn't know what the plan was and how it was going to be implemented as I would not put my name on the line.
There are a lot of scams in this industry and Banx aims to help change that by implementing services and creating products that surpass expectation. We as individual team members maintain our own sense of responsibility and morality. We act with social conscience in a democratic group where everyone expresses there ideas and concerns. This ensures we all get to see the big picture and are working towards the same goals. We all have our areas of expertise and we share with each other and take time to explain any and all implications of any plan we make as well as accepting the input of our peers and clients.
At our core we are a very strong group of very talented individuals with a common goal. This makes Banx something much more than just a business we are friends and we consider our clients to be just as important as any team member. This allows us to adapt to the ever changing landscape of crypto and be flexible enough to take action on these opportunities quickly. Just as we are doing with Bitshares.
We have a lot of really awesome projects in the works and adding Bitshares can only help us with our long term goals. We don’t want to just be a crypto company we want to help people around the globe empower themselves and free their minds from the social norm of set structured controlled banking and Bitshares is a great step in this direction. What do you want to do with your life? Because this is what I am doing with mine.
OK I’m done ranting lol if you made it this far congratulations come have a drink with me… I’m usually at Doyle’s on RT9 in Barnegat. NJ :-)
Bye For Now,
ByronP
I have been with Banx for 6 months now and have known mark for much longer. We have always gotten along and over time realized that we complement each other very well as we both are no nonsense, get to the point, well and outspoken, risk takers who are willing to put it all on the line and never give up.
For you naysayers just look at what Mark has done, my employment history and what we have managed to accomplish in only a few months (although we are behind in terms of the overall action plan) and then you can shut your mouth about how much talent is behind Banx. I can code anything with my eyes closed, familiar with extreme security, can code in any language on any machine, ran giant networks, run several successful businesses, passed all checks for ultra-high security work (nuclear and government work {full anal probing on an ongoing basis}) and on and on and on... you get the point. I would not have joined Banx if I didn't know what the plan was and how it was going to be implemented as I would not put my name on the line.
There are a lot of scams in this industry and Banx aims to help change that by implementing services and creating products that surpass expectation. We as individual team members maintain our own sense of responsibility and morality. We act with social conscience in a democratic group where everyone expresses there ideas and concerns. This ensures we all get to see the big picture and are working towards the same goals. We all have our areas of expertise and we share with each other and take time to explain any and all implications of any plan we make as well as accepting the input of our peers and clients.
At our core we are a very strong group of very talented individuals with a common goal. This makes Banx something much more than just a business we are friends and we consider our clients to be just as important as any team member. This allows us to adapt to the ever changing landscape of crypto and be flexible enough to take action on these opportunities quickly. Just as we are doing with Bitshares.
We have a lot of really awesome projects in the works and adding Bitshares can only help us with our long term goals. We don’t want to just be a crypto company we want to help people around the globe empower themselves and free their minds from the social norm of set structured controlled banking and Bitshares is a great step in this direction. What do you want to do with your life? Because this is what I am doing with mine.
OK I’m done ranting lol if you made it this far congratulations come have a drink with me… I’m usually at Doyle’s on RT9 in Barnegat. NJ :-)
Bye For Now,
ByronP
