Quote from: BunkerChain Labs on November 08, 2015, 09:09:01 am

Quote from: nethyb on November 08, 2015, 08:20:04 am

@datasecuritynode

Miners including myself having been continuing to mine in good faith for nearly a month now without any payments.

I understand development takes time, but you had set an expectation that the cutover would only take a couple of days, and many other bitshares projects has migrated to 2.0 rather quickly. 

As it's not clear when you'll have the new pool and payouts working again, can you to run a manual payout in the next couple of days. There are only about 15 active miners, so a manual payout shouldn't be too hard to facilitate.

Can you also advise how much BTC/BitUSD you have on hand for payments?

cheers,

nethyb.

I was actually considering do this last week after promises of being completed went unfulfilled again. It was only in the last week that I have seen real progress being made so I decided to wait on that just a little longer.

I am just as anxious to see it get done and have been frustrated to say the least.

If I don't see at least the MVP to move over to the new payout system at least by Thursday I will be doing a manual payout and then.

I will have to check again later today on the balance.

Hi @datasecuritynode  - can you arrange for the manual payout ASAP - i don't see any reason we need to wait until the the new pool is ready,

thanks.

I concur, this has gone on far too long. You should square up before switching over and start with a clean slate on the new pool.

Status on migration and/or payout?

What is the status of payouts? It's been like 2 weeks now. Starting to get very nervous.

Is it safe to continue to mine during this 2.0 transition?
Thanks.

To address this issue we have changed the mining port from 4444 to 4447.

All miners who were using 4444 need to update to 4447 instead for the same difficulty level mining.

We have tested everything and it should work fine.

Let me know if you have any further issues with this.

It's working for me now on 4447.
Thanks.

Quote from: CryptoN8 on March 29, 2015, 03:30:23 pm

What do we do with TESTNOTES? As in, are they good for anything or just for testing?

worthless test tokens .. though some are buying in the TESTNOTE.3/BTS market ..

Thanks, sounds like a plan, I will test the market.

I upgraded to 0.8.0 from 0.7.0 on OSX. Says "Blocks are synced" and I moved some small amounts of BTS around between my test wallet. So far so good. I really need to learn more about the Exchange and get involved.

Thanks for the hint. I was able to find the folder here: (OSX)~/Library/Application Support/BitSharesI made a backup. File > Export Wallet
I then renamed the BitShares folder to BitShares.old
Launched BitShares app, it started like it was a fresh install. (Did not setup)
Then did a restore. File > Import Wallet
It then resynced the entire blockchain. Everything appeared to be in working order, but after it was done it did freeze up and I had to Force Quit Bitshares. Relaunched and it seems to be fine now. Went back and removed the .old dir.

Funny thing, in the process of finding the BitShares folder I found an old Bitcoin dir in that Application Support folder and removed it freeing up 26GB of much needed space on my MacBookPro. Now I'm not sure which I'm more happy about, Bitshares syncing, or 26GB free on my SSD!