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I'm not sure what kind of services you are talking about, never used one... You can verify signatures right from the qt wallet btw: File -> Verify message

You should explain them that there is no need to buy "the whole Bitcoin" and why. If they can't understand this, they are simply not ready for this. And we are not ready for them either.

If it's 51 characters string with "7" then it must be a private key. You can open Console in qt wallet and type "importprivkey <your51charstringhere>" (no "<" or ">" of course) to import them one by one. If you have many keys I would advise to avoid rescan (use command switch to turn it off)...

:rolleyes: I still watch them, keep it up :)

You need to start masternode from local wallet again i.e. "masternode start-alias your_MN_alias_here".

I'm not sure why you even bothered with calculating adjusted time... basically, all this function is trying to do is to use some data collected from peers to guess if local clocks are off and how much. You do not really need this to mine blocks if your clocks are more or less synced - timestamp...

I doubt it's compatible, it uses its own derivation (at least in 2.6.4). You can use Exodus (https://www.exodus.io/) with the same mnemonic (word seed) to recover funds however.

see https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/master/src/timedata.cpp#L45

So what was the overall results? No balance or wallet failed to run with some error? PS. Meanwhile, you can try this script as well https://gist.github.com/UdjinM6/07f1feae8b7495c67480/

Hey @pille , BTC rate is stuck at 2558 USD/BTC for me... :rolleyes:

Assuming that by difficulty you actually mean target, there are still few issues: - you should multiply by actualtimespan and divide by targettimespan, not the otherwise https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/v0.12.2.x/src/pow.cpp#L123-L124 - you can't simplify calculations this way (even though...

"instantsendnotify" only works for wallet addresses while zmq should work for all IS txes iirc

@Acedian I agree with @Bertrand256 - default config should be safe for most cases... but if I still prefer to have things under my own control, especially if that is super easy to do (I already run a node, so all I had to do was reindex with all indexes on). :)

Why is that?

It would require an app that can construct such txes step by step, this shouldn't be necessary a wallet. Or you can even create this by hand but that is going to be not an easy task for normal users with lots of cumbersome steps. An attacker can't withdraw anything because nothing is actually...

Is it reproducible or happens occasionally/happened once?

Being a bit paranoid :rolleyes: I setup my own indexed RPC node and SSH tunnel via private keys works flawlessly in 0.9.6, thanks a lot! Noticed few minor issues: 1. Tab key makes cursor jump unpredictably from one field to another, would be nice to have a natural (left-right-top-down)...

Electrum is asking you for master public key i.e. the one that start with xpub. I guess it then derives addresses from both your and cosigner master pubkey in parallel to create each next multisig address but do not quote me for that :) If you need a single multisig address for a single set of...

Hashfile allows you to verify that installer you downloaded is exactly the same the web page offered i.e. it matches bit by bit and it wasn't broken or altered in any way during the download. PGP allows you to verify that exactly this file was signed by one of Core Team members (currently @flare ).

I guess it's a replacement for "proposal_amount + proposal_fee" math proposal owners have to do manually for each proposal they submit now. I would argue though that this is fine and there is no need to implement that kind of logic on a consensus level (proposal fee is a part of consensus).