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eduffield Darkcoin was based and designed to enable anonymity, if required. That was the value proposition of Darkcoin - why change it? If you think that it can't be a worldwide issue without consequences, listen between minute 24.5 and minute 28 of Andreas' address to MIT students last month...

The important variable for IRC is "report_hostname = electrum-drk.club" Please ensure that ports 50001 and 50002 are forwarded to your drk server internal IP address (router configuration). PS: I also use my server internal IP address for "host = 192.168.xxx.xxx" in my electrum-drk.conf file...

The wallet picks the seed words from a list of possible words. WRITE THEM down on a piece of paper. The password to encrypt the wallet information is yours to choose.

Cautions using the Encompass client: 1. The client does not check for Proof of Work for Darkcoin, like Electrum usually do. The reason is simple, Darkcoin went to so many POW variations since its inception, that nobody has come up with a python implementation to check for it. However, the...

I forgot that the Windows versions were available 4 days ago. Only the Mac version is outstanding. Windows Encompass (Electrum-style) Multi-coins available here. Download the setup, or .exe version - your choice (setup recommended). It will first open under Mazacoin (the default). Then, go...

We now have 4 distinct Electrum-DRK servers ready to be used. Anyone interested to try the "electrum-style" client would be most appreciated. Otherwise we will most likely shut down the servers in a few weeks, for lack of interest from the users. Client is available under the name of...

Darkcoin is already supported by the latest Trezor firmware, as per https://github.com/trezor/trezor-mcu/blob/master/firmware/coins.c vertoe : I believe the issue is with Encompass that have not yet enabled the Trezor plugin. But if you want to test it out, just "enable" the Trezor support...

Darkcoin is already supported by the latest Trezor firmware, as per https://github.com/trezor/trezor-mcu/blob/master/firmware/coins.c vertoe : I believe the issue is with Encompass that have not yet enabled the Trezor plugin. But if you want to test it out, just "enable" the Trezor support...

The instructions how to run an Electrum Server are in HOWTO.md file - in the Propulsion repo... "If you have an existing installation of darkcoind and have not previously set txindex=1 you need t reindex the blockchain by running $ darkcoind -reindex" In addition, make sure that in your...

That's the one! Congratulations! You are an official Electrum-DRK server! And you show up in the client list of available servers. Now the next step is for you to upgrade to 10k pruning... instead of 1k. Also try Encompass 0.4.4 for your client.

Propulsion : Check you log file for the server, you should be able to see a DRK transaction I sent through your electrum server. "cache: invalidating X...."

I was able to connect to your server - it works well! Both TCP and SSL

Propulsion : Hello D_dct! You went for 1000 pruning with FQDN electrum.darkcointalk.org? You wimp! Why not go all the way to 10k? There is only 1MB difference in the UTXOs!

My server currently running is based on yours. EDIT: I have been running on the main net for the last two weeks. The official Darkcoin daemon is the one that interfaces with the blockchain, not the electrum server... No need to use Testnet.

FQDN is always better, but not mandatory. However, it is mandatory that people running a server to use IRC in their server config file (irc = yes), and that they also define the report_host variable to match their FQDN or external IP address. Otherwise, your server will not get listed in the...

Encompass 0.4.2 client just released! With Darkcoin support. Available on Github here.

Please provide a FQDN for this IP address, or do a pull request to Encompass to add your server to lib/chains/darkcoin.py Please also ensure that you insert your FQDN in your server config file: report_host = xxx.xxxx.com <--- insert your FQDN here - in order to be reached from outside.

The current blockchain headers file for DRK is 18 MB - that is the file that has to be downloaded from any Electrum-DRK-Servers to a new Electrum-DRK client when they join in. If you want to be an Electrum-DRK-Server, the UTXOs use up about 300 MB of local disk space. Very small compared to...

For Darkcoin - at the moment almost nil. You need to run a darkcoind (daemon), to keep track of all darkcoin transactions, and then an Electrum-DRK server, which listens to Electrum clients (1 so far).

ENCOMPASS devs, the guys behind the new Multi-coins Electrum wallet client, have successfully tested the Darkcoin implementation add-on, and are about to release their update. Encompass have taken the Electrum 2.0 code and made generic the parts of the Electrum code that is generic to all coins...