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Warning duly noted and gladly accepted. :smile:

IMHO this fork was caused by V11 not being stable, not by people not updating in time. I guess running V11.0.x is the only thing we can do right now but it'd be nice to have some guidance from the head honcho.

I don't want to cause alarm but I may or may not have 100DRK unaccounted for. This is clouded by the fact that I was in the middle of a 2000DRK betting spree on Directbet and numbers were beginning to blur. I know that I was expecting a balance of 1,000 DRK after a win and then I place a...

All of my masternodes will be updated to 11.0.11 today (although isn't 11.0.12 out soon?).

I'll report back when I know more about my masternodes. Most were still on Onyx (about to be upgraded) but three were on 11.0.x and were having problems staying up yesterday.

Things don't look so hot today. Directbet and others have suspended DRK betting and 4/12 of my masternodes died overnight.

I don't think its as simple as throwing as many masternodes at testnet as we can. From what I have read I think it is about not having enough people testing in a concerted and pre-planned way and perhaps not reaching consensus amongst the dev team and testing community if and when a release is...

I do just want to add that I'm actually really bowled over by the progress that has been made with 11.x. I don't want to sound overly negative when a huge amount has been achieved. The question is, how do Bitcoin manage their releases? (Other than slowly!). Somehow we need to combine the...

Don't forget we also have merchants who have to update too...yet another reason why we need to keep main net releases to a minimum. Our current model threatens adoption.

LOL, I'm sure it'll be fine. I'll start from local side at about 1800GMT.

Flare, do you want to upgrade 12 of my masternodes to 11.10 so that we can monitor them closely? I don't mind being a crash test dummy...

How about something like this? Sorry it is messy, I only have Visio 2003 on this PC and I'm in between meetings. I've deliberately not included decision gates or made assumptions on who would make up the various groups/teams. I've also omitted Quality Management but other than that its pretty...

Would the right person be able to devise test plans and scripts that could be split and delegated to individuals on a testing team to cover the myriads of regression tests? One of the greatest strengths of Darkcoin is the pace of development but this has come with a reduction in quality imho...

So, this is the question for the entire dev team. What do you need to make testnet and testing more robust? Change of approach, money, more hands on deck?

That I do agree with.

What would have happened if everybody updated to 11.0 within 30 minutes of release?

There are a number of problems that need addressing and if you arrange them into a hierarchy, the one that needs fixing first is main net release stability rather than enforcing updates onto potentially unstable releases. If 90% of our main net releases were stable then people would update...

Now that I use a masternode hosting service I trust the judgement of that service on when they update my masternodes. I don't really care about lost DRK, I care about testnet being improved so that this isn't even an issue. I decided to use a masternode hosting service when I was eating up...

Why should I update my masternodes to a version that I know to be unstable? If I have x masternodes running perfectly well, why should I upgrade them to a version that seemingly kills them once or twice a day? Fingers crossed 11.10 has resolved this...people will start to update then. EDIT...

I've run up to 10 on one VPS before and this is the guide that started me off... https://darkcointalk.org/threads/ec2-multiple-remote-nothing-mn-max-5.1660/