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get your wifs in the wallet, debug window, unlock your wallet 'walletpassphrase <yourpassword> 600' export your masternode wif's using 'dumpprivkey Xaddressofyourmasternode1000dash' copy the wifs to a file on a thumbdrive, these are your unprotected private keys you'll want to wipe this...

If you put pptp on your masternode and I decide I want to use it, with a small amount of effort, I can. And if I'm not a nice person, I could then proxy attacks through your masternode. pptp is unsafe no matter how strong your chosen password is. The protocol itself is broken. Read the links...

pptp is broken http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/45509/are-there-any-known-vulnerabilities-in-pptp-vpns-when-configured-properly https://www.cloudcracker.com/blog/2012/07/29/cracking-ms-chap-v2/ use openvpn instead

Super fabulous amazing well done job! You've nailed it! Who wrote the script?

I imported it for ya, took about 30 seconds. :P It's not going to be updated for a while, so make a copy and enjoy! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XR0J8dNKUv0P7bapoU-F_lM_becNmoihmyisjnDt5zg/edit?usp=sharing

Updated to the latest code! https://masternode.me/downloads/diy_masternode_calc.ods (remember, these are minimums!) lmk if anybody finds any errors!

What a wonderful, heartfelt post! Made me smile, thank you! Very good idea about the walkthrough. I'll add some tutorials and troubleshooting advice into the repo. Am toying around with an interactive troubleshooter, but I'm busy on other things right now. I envision 'dashman' to be a very...

Simpler version: #!/bin/bash DASHDIR=$HOME/.dash if [ -z `pidof dashd` ]; then cat >> $DASHDIR/crash.log << EOF ************************************************************************************ Crashed! `tail -50 $DASHDIR/debug.log`...

Dashwhale aggregate block height added to 'dashman status' https://github.com/moocowmoo/dashman#dashman

Some of the earlier versions of v12 caused a ton of network chatter. (fixed now) -- I'd wager that was the cause.

I saw what looked like a recovery seed. Are you using standard bip44?

Proprietary format. Hash-engineering wallets use deterministic seeds. For those interested in digging into the backup format (I didn't get the chance to dive in): Create a backup with any password. I used the password 'a', share it off the 'droid to a linux box. (email, save attachment)...

Hehe, thanks. Is just a couple weekends of hacking, really. But, I'll stick with moocowmoo. :)

shameless bump. now with statusy goodness!

Version 0.1 of dashman released upon the world! run away, run away! (commands have changed, so re-read the README!) https://github.com/moocowmoo/dashman but, seriously, lmk if you run into borks. :) install (fresh) update (fresher) reinstall (refresh it!) (by request)

not yet. Future versions will support unattended installs.

If that's where you wanted it installed, sure. No need to rename, it's symlinked. ./dashd and ./dash-cli will just work.

update_dashd.sh looks in three places for dash-cli and dashd: the current directory ~/.dash all directories in your PATH variable In your case, do: cd ~/dash ../dashman/update_dashd.sh and it should work. Let me know if you have more trouble.

https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/592 should address this.

Until version 12.1 is released, you still need the keys that control the 1000 DASH in order to send a masternode start. (The start packet is signed by the private key associated with the 1000 DASH address.) Version 12.1 will incorporate two 'proxy' keys that can a) start and b) vote. Leaving...