Sub-Ether
Well-known member
From Darkcoin wallet to Dash, worked until around 2nd April
11.2 - Dash Release
- Thread starter eduffield
- Start date
It was not fork, but stuck because reference node.
Did you try this: Copy old wallet to Dash folder and do it from there with Dash client.
Sub-Ether
Well-known member
Ahaa, then devs must say something for this.
Look into config.status and search for "db". What's there?
noobtrader
Active member
this is how i extract private key and also maybe import in batch.
Pls inform me if make mistake, thanks
run coin-qt -server
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dump priv key
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./coind listaddressgroupings >> test.txt
awk '/"/' test.txt >btest.txt #only print those between symbol
cat btest.txt | sed 's/"//g' >ctest.txt #remove symbol
cat ctest.txt | sed 's/,//g' >dtest.txt #remove symbol
cat dtest.txt | sed 's/ //g' >etest.txt #remove space
awk '/./' etest.txt >> ftest.txt #remove empty
awk < ftest.txt '{ print "./coind dumpprivkey " $1" " $2" " $3" " $4 }' | "/bin/sh" >>privkey.txt
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import privkey.txt
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awk < privkey.txt '{ print "./coind importprivkey " $1" " $2" " $3" " $4 }' | "/bin/sh" >privkey1.txt
Pls inform me if make mistake, thanks
run coin-qt -server
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dump priv key
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./coind listaddressgroupings >> test.txt
awk '/"/' test.txt >btest.txt #only print those between symbol
cat btest.txt | sed 's/"//g' >ctest.txt #remove symbol
cat ctest.txt | sed 's/,//g' >dtest.txt #remove symbol
cat dtest.txt | sed 's/ //g' >etest.txt #remove space
awk '/./' etest.txt >> ftest.txt #remove empty
awk < ftest.txt '{ print "./coind dumpprivkey " $1" " $2" " $3" " $4 }' | "/bin/sh" >>privkey.txt
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import privkey.txt
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awk < privkey.txt '{ print "./coind importprivkey " $1" " $2" " $3" " $4 }' | "/bin/sh" >privkey1.txt
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buster
Guest
Is there a post that explains how to set up your masternode to donate to the foundation? I am looking for the last hour and can't find anything. Sorry, I know there is a post somewhere I literally can not find it. I was thinking about making a guide for others, maybe even turn it into a video. Any help pointing me in the right direction would be rad. I know it's gotta be easy. I also know that it might not be working at the moment, but i still want to know. thanks.
romario
Member
UdjinM6, many thanks for your help. Really appreciate it.
I somehow managed to get it working with the pre-compiled binary and -salvagewallet and -rescan options. Which is a bit weird since I have libdb5.1. installed and the binary most likely compiled with libdb4.8. I also was able to unlock a salvaged wallet.dat, so now everything is up and running.
Cheers
Solarminer
Well-known member
I had the same question and found this post on doing donations with a multi masternode config.
https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin/blob/master/doc/masternode_conf.md
And this is the link to setup multiple masternodes from one wallet.
https://dashtalk.org/threads/reuben...rnodes-from-one-wallet-guide-start-many.4034/
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buster
Guest
Thanks but this doesn't really help me, I don't understand? I have one masternode, not multiple. I want to donate a portion of my rewards to the developers. Like I've said i looked for a post or explanation about how to do this, all over the forums, and I CAN NOT find it. I know these guys are busy, I know we're all busy, but someone is trying to donate money, it might be a good idea to show that person HOW to do it.
*edit* Especially when that person is going to write a formal guide and make a how to video to go along with it, which would make future explanations easy for everyone.
ALIAS IP:9999 MASTERNODEPRIVKEY TRANSACTIONHASH INDEX DonationAddress:%
mn1 12.34.56.78:9999 XXX ZZZ 1 address:50
This will donate to foundation address (??) 50% from this single masternode incomings.
Foundation donate page: https://www.darkcoinfoundation.org/donate/
EDIT: removed multisig address, not supported yet.
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You can proceed with reubens tut, but use commands start-alias / stop-alias, see below.
Code:
help masternode
masternode "command"... ( "passphrase" )
Set of commands to execute masternode related actions
Arguments:
1. "command" (string or set of strings, required) The command to execute
2. "passphrase" (string, optional) The wallet passphrase
Available commands:
count - Print number of all known masternodes (optional: 'enabled', 'both')
current - Print info on current masternode winner
debug - Print masternode status
genkey - Generate new masternodeprivkey
enforce - Enforce masternode payments
outputs - Print masternode compatible outputs
start - Start masternode configured in dash.conf
start-alias - Start single masternode by assigned alias configured in masternode.conf
start-many - Start all masternodes configured in masternode.conf
stop - Stop masternode configured in dash.conf
stop-alias - Stop single masternode by assigned alias configured in masternode.conf
stop-many - Stop all masternodes configured in masternode.conf
list - Print list of all known masternodes (see masternodelist for more info)
list-conf - Print masternode.conf in JSON format
winners - Print list of masternode winners
vote-many - Vote on a Dash initiative
vote - Vote on a Dash initiativeAha, so we cant donate yet?
thelazier
Active member
Regarding to information from https://www.darkcoinfoundation.org/about/funds/
I think ,you can donate to small payment DRK addresses but not Multisignature addresses.
Ok, but there is need to be clear page/message about donations to: Developers and Foundation general use for example.Regarding to information from https://www.darkcoinfoundation.org/about/funds/
I think ,you can donate to small payment DRK addresses but not Multisignature addresses.
Yep, that would be optimal, automatic 5% donation per masternode, you answer simple yes or no.
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buster
Guest
I think it's really important to get the donations working. We all talk about how the developers need to get paid, etc, and I completely agree. They work their asses off, and that is why I am trying to donate. I feel like developers will be missing out on donations until there's an easy way to do it automatically. Masternode blinding is important, paying the people who are writing the code for masternode blinding is more important. So....