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Update script updated (through the power of scripting!) UPDATES Will now attempt to locate where you've installed your dashd/dash-cli Shows pretty output of what its done (and where it's done it!) BUGS Probably Still only works on Linuxes Still can't deliver beers on demand Others you...

It will work fine on ubuntu. It is meant to be run manually. It expects your dashd and dash-cli be in your ~/.dash folder. (I'm working on making that part smarter for alternate layouts.)

For all you folks running version 12 on linux: https://github.com/moocowmoo/dashman (Read the README, this script places the executables in ~/.dash -- I'll add destination folders eventually.) Let me know if you run into any trouble. I'll push bugfixes as we find them. ;) (32bit install...

A few things to add: 1) you will consume all available system resources with dashR running dashR running dashR... You need to exec dashR at the end. exec $0; then you'll reuse the same process instead of nesting them like suicidal russian dolls. 2) Don't copy when you can symlink. Better to...

I'm saying running it every 20 minutes does not shrink the logfile. edit: Oh I see. To restart if down. I just use monit.

no good on a running dashd $ dashd -shrinkdebugfile Error: Cannot obtain a lock on data directory /home/ubuntu/.dash. Dash Core is probably already running.

Here's the codes from masternode.h 16 #define MASTERNODE_INITIAL 0 // initial state 17 #define MASTERNODE_SYNC_IN_PROCESS 1 18 #define MASTERNODE_INPUT_TOO_NEW 2 19 #define MASTERNODE_NOT_CAPABLE 3 20 #define MASTERNODE_STARTED...

voted in the affirmative with deft alacrity! :wink: may your cherry bounty be plentiful!

you're missing the monthly payment amount "Correct usage is 'mnbudget prepare proposal-name url payment_count block_start dash_address monthly_payment_dash [use_ix(true|false)]'" so: mnbudget prepare TScherryfarm2 http://www.dashpay.io/ts.json 4 91700 yL7WTtehXs7w5wsyqGMpkdESM9W1ejHRvi 10 true...

it's a deficit-based system. I haven't done the math for testnet, but the gist for mainnet is: cycles last 16616 blocks. something like (don't have these numbers handy) 16516 blocks pay out 90% then (something like) 100 blocks pay out to make up the difference (or less if not enough proposals)...

ubuntu@node-master:~/testnet$ knssh 001 'cd testnet ; ./dash-cli -datadir=. mnbudget show' { ...snip... "evan-fund" : { "URL" : "http://evan-fund", "Hash" : "f069240c45d7fe0e3952059c72225f133420be3ff8e764600a1cd4de2f5d4ccc", "FeeHash" ...

have one win-qt 64 that hung. its block height was behind current. Now when attempting to quit its hanging here. Something in .30 is causing a lock up -- I had 16 out of 69 linux 64's do the same. last debug lines of the win instance below. Same "Assets" hang that I mentioned in...

having sync trouble with .25 linux 64. This is after several minutes. (they usually sync much faster) per usual, I deleted *.dat (except wallet.dat) between updates, and started with -reindex $ seq -w 001 069 | p 'cd testnet ; ./dash-cli -datadir=. getinfo | egrep...

Possible suspect: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/v0.12.0.x/src/main.cpp#L947-L952 if (tx.IsCoinBase()) { if (tx.vin[0].scriptSig.size() < 2 || tx.vin[0].scriptSig.size() > 100) return state.DoS(100, error("CheckTransaction() : coinbase script size")...

Is multisig coinbase supported yet? ( I remember something about a multisig script byte length was too large for some coinbase size conditional.)

This terminology gets confused often. I think of hot == has keys, cold == doesn't. So, if the hot node signs the start packet, how does the cold node sign the pings?

I'd forgotten it did that now. Best guess is it hadn't figured out it was synched yet. Some of my testnet nodes take a minute or two to show as started.

Yes, you hadn't started it. Here's the codes from masternode.h 16 #define MASTERNODE_INITIAL 0 // initial state 17 #define MASTERNODE_SYNC_IN_PROCESS 1 18 #define MASTERNODE_INPUT_TOO_NEW 2 19 #define MASTERNODE_NOT_CAPABLE 3 20...

Can you explain why we find multiple vins attached to one ip in the v11 network? Is this prohibited in v12? darkcoind masternode list full | grep 37.157.250.24 " 37.157.250.24:9999" : " ENABLED 70075 XvWmB8BnDdi2awESuJuBtvzGpFrq4hBfe1...

That was the point I was trying to get at. That you're looking at the state of the cache, rather than the state of the network. Which presumably will update the cache to match the state of the network, over time. If nobody sends any start signals, the cache should be representative of the...