OK, I probably too did not provide a Key, but an Address, so here is my PubKey:

Public key:XTS6hjYfVGrPDFKQc5oLTVp5rU56m15XnEvVCtzMLkyDMni2rentc
Account name: dxtr

If anyone is willing to share his precious with me, then please go ahead.
(If I am still missing something, please tell me what is it)

Thx!

Sent you 100 XTS

After many failure attempts I finally managed to get this thing working!

Can someone please send me some funds so I can try it out?

XTSDFgKHZEfSRkskvKRBcyBBWhDWcb4hJqhi

this doesn't look like your public key, can't add you as a contact as key is not recognized (and doesn't start with XTS{5,6,7,8}... , which I think all public keys do start with).

you should give the one listed in wallet_list_my_accounts

cmake -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/usr/local/ssl .
CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:16 (include):
  include could not find load file:

    GetGitRevisionDescription


CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:17 (get_git_head_revision):
  Unknown CMake command "get_git_head_revision".

Can anyone help?
Enviroument : Mac OS 10.9

might be that after git checkout, you need to do a
git submodule init && git submodule update
forgot it myself a few times, now I remember

I wrote some scripts these last days for the dry runs to help me build an updated version of the bitshares client and run it easily, and thought some people might find them useful, so I put them here:

https://github.com/wackou/bitshares_delegate_tools

Comments/patches welcome

Take it easy, BM.
Rome was not built in a day.

tried git e724df5e, doesn't connect either...

tried on osx with NAT in Spain (upnp says port mapping is successful) and on a linux VPS with a public ip in France, but none of them connects...

It doesn't connect. Only for me? I've tried restarting it 6 to 7 times.
FYI, my VPS located in San Francisco.

doesn't connect for me either, same git revision, VPS in France. I'm thinking maybe the seed node (seems there's only one in this dry run) has reached his maximum number of connections and doesn't accept new ones?

btw, I only have 1 new delegate up and running for now, but I can see that there are still some unelected-delegates in the list of active ones. Should I create more new delegates in order to "push" the unelected ones out, or should we just wait until more people join in?