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    two masternode keys?

    Hi UdjinM6, I just checked again with a clean repository checkout and indeed it works as you are saying. I must have used a bugged instance while doing the refactoring which was very confusing. Everything you and UdjinM6 stated is indeed correct. I apologize for the confusion. Thank you
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    two masternode keys?

    vertoe, I understand what you are saying, and I'm more than willing to help refactor. That is actually what I'm currently trying to do for the masternode start-many part. The problem here is that both pubkeys are being sent with the dsee message so it's part of the protocol. I would really need...
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    two masternode keys?

    Since they are the same it will probably work. I'm a bit hesitant to just remove one as I don't know why it was put there in the first place.
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    two masternode keys?

    Are you sure about this? As stated, when you check the code you can see that both of them use the masternode private key. Also confirmed by checking pubkey and pubkey2 for the list of active masternodes.
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    two masternode keys?

    Hello, I'm currently reviewing darkcoin code and was wondering the following: masternode.h: contains: CPubKey pubkey; CPubKey pubkey2; Why are there 2 public keys? When checking CActiveMasternode::RegisterAsMasterNode I can see that two keypairs are being used to create the initial...
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    v0.10.17 - Onyx v3

    Oops, didn't realize this was already proposed by camosoul. Will update the ticket when ready as requested.
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    v0.10.17 - Onyx v3

    I can confirm this, had the same problem. Had nothing but issues so far using start-many so I decided to move the funds to seperate wallets again. I intend to review the code next week and submit a pull request for better start-many support. I'm thinking of adding the transaction and output...
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