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Why not Flare? As long as wallet encryption holds you're OK aren't you? I've had many people tell me not to run a hot node but I didn't trust them like I trust your opinion...

I had someone with good Linux knowledge setup an image for me that I'm using with all my hot nodes on Digital Ocean. It uses CSF which is a user friendly firewall program that configures iptables for you with a few quick commands. I also have a dynamic IP and I like it that way. Whenever it's...

I've got a wallet with 30 DRK in it, it's a bak file now, QT tried to recover it and failed... Think anybody could have a look at it?

Seems very expensive... You guys tried Digital Ocean? $5 a month per VPS...

I've had issues with taking away read from the public, otherwise I would just lock the config file down...

Haha very true... Right now I'm not sure about permissions on my darkcoin.conf file, it's got my private key in it however it's got read permissions, any issues with that? Csf (firewall) has only got 1 IP allowed in...

So running hot wallets on mainnet is not secure? Even with a ridiculously long wallet password? I always clear bash etc...

Where are you renting your hashing from?

Easy tiger, you guys are on another level. I stop my wallet in windows, rename the wallet.dat, let it create a new wallet, send 1000 DRK to that wallet and FTP it into my VPS then change permissions... All my Masternodes are hot wallets, I just use a long password...

So am I setting up a normal masternode with a testnet wallet & chucking testnet=1 in the darkcoin.conf file? Port 9999 or 9998?

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Now for the really hard part, getting past the Captcha code on the testnet faucet lol

I've only ever just run the Darkcoin QT executable after downloading, that time I actually ran the installer and noticed a Darkcoin directory in Program Files etc, I wonder what the difference is... Anyhow, I created a file called darkcoin.conf and put testnet=1, dropped it in my roaming...

When nomp is running lemme know, I'll chuck a few rigs at you as well...

I understand that for my MN, but do we have a darkcoin.conf in windows as well? I've never looked outside the darkcoin roaming profile lol... I'm checking now...

Just running the windows test wallet, let me have a poke around...

Started with a fresh Darkcoin directory using the test windows wallet, getting the same: 2014-10-11 07:52:41 send version message: version 70040, blocks=0, us=[2001:0:5ef5:79fb:1068:22e5:3f57:fe42]:9999, them=31.13.217.58:9999, peer=1 2014-10-11 07:52:41 Added 27 addresses from 5.45.101.232: 0...

It's looping through this: 2014-10-11 04:27:53 Misbehaving: 54.189.202.6:9999 (0 -> 1) 2014-10-11 04:27:53 ProcessMessage(dseep, 116 bytes) FAILED 2014-10-11 04:27:53 partner 54.189.202.6:9999 using obsolete version 70038; disconnecting 2014-10-11 04:27:53 ProcessMessage(version, 104 bytes)...

It's trying to connect, I get 1 or 2 connections, then it drops out and tries again...

Unable to get a connection to testnet, running the test wallet, do I need to chuck an IP address in somewhere? Windows wallet...