v12.2 Testing

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demo said:
Nobody can help you if you are stupid.

does it look the same?
Code: 
rpcuser=demo
Code: 
rpcuser=demo
well it is NOT!!!

There is a space after demo!
This is bug, you don't expect amateurs to know that a space matters, do you?
I reported it as an issue.
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This must be dumbest bug report I've seen in a long time. Stop reporting user stupidity as a bug wasting our developers precious time. Nobody is going to auto-trim spaces. Do you think you're the first person to experience this? God... why won't you just leave.
 
Macrochip said:
This must be dumbest bug report I've seen in a long time. Stop reporting user stupidity as a bug wasting our developers precious time. Nobody is going to auto-trim spaces. Do you think you're the first person to experience this? God... why won't you just leave.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=trailing+spaces
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21410075/what-is-trailing-whitespace-and-how-can-i-handle-this
https://stackoverflow.com/questions...d-whats-the-difference-between-it-and-a-blank

Why is trailing whitespace a big deal?
 
Thanks for proving my point, dim-oh. As I said: Nobody is ever going to "fix" this, because it's like trying to "fix" the "bug" of people driving their cars off a cliff. Surely it must be the car's fault, right?
 
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Macrochip said:
"Car accident" gives me 43.1 million google search results. What do I win?
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You win nothing.
Only a dumb is unable to understand that the dumbs are the majority in this world, and that the world has been designed for them.
 
Oh dim-oh, you never fail to entertain with your nonsense. Now get back to "testing", you might find another bug. Like having too little RAM will crash the client. Better open an issue on Github :eek:
 
Macrochip said:
Oh dim-oh, you never fail to entertain with your nonsense. Now get back to "testing", you might find another bug. Like having too little RAM will crash the client. Better open an issue on Github :eek:
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Of course this may be a bug.

It is not always the client that crashes. Having too little RAM and a bad programming technique, this may not cause just the client to crash. This may cause the whole system to crash. And this is obviously a bug.

Having said that, I will test whether the memory is allocated on the heap, and report it as bug.

@UdjinM6 already admitted that bitcoin has a design error regarding their gui, which he personally reported it, back in 2015. Unfortunately this bug remains unsolved, as I also have pointed when I reinvented the wheel. If the bitcoin developers insist of not fixing this rather simple design error of their gui, I suspect that the memory allocation errors could also be numerous, more hidden and more severe.
 
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UdjinM6 said:
Hmmm.. What do you mean by "charges"? "Create Denominations" are txes breaking non-denominated funds into 10,1,0.1,0.01, and like any other tx they must pay fees (like always).
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I didn't know you had to pay fees for denominations. I don't remember that when I was mixing all the time?? It was like a random fee once in a while based on chance.

Anyway, could you explain how the fees are calculated or tell me where to look, they seem random and kind of weird :) Thanks :)
 
I should give more exact number of txs per block, but I failed.

The following is usual size of a tx(byte) and number of txs per block(2M, 1.9M)
12 + (148 * number of inputs) + (33 * number of outputs )


1 input / 1 output : 193 --> 2000000 / 193 : 10362
3 input / 3 output : 555 --> 2000000 / 555 : 3606
10 input / 3 output : 1591 --> 2000000 / 1591 : 1257

1 input / 1 output : 193 --> 1900000 / 193 : 9844
3 input / 3 output : 555 --> 1900000 / 555 : 3423
10 input / 3 output : 1591 --> 1900000 / 1591 : 1194
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Following is a list of blocks over 1.8MB.
Code: 
block_no / size / number_of_tx
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12519 1898724 264
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14765 1899276 2244
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14768 1899349 2238
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14809 1899080 2234
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14998 1899306 4658
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16099 1899121 7320
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16105 1899213 7321
16106 1899183 7306
19577 1898962 3388
19578 1899245 3426
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19580 1898800 3431
19581 1899137 3423
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19589 1899234 3422
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19786 1899106 3427
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19809 1899075 3425
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19894 1899305 3427
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19909 1899177 3422
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19912 1898852 3425
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19918 1899281 3420
19919 1899120 3422
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20037 1899225 3426
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20518 1899103 1206
20519 1898384 1189
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20521 1899322 1193
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20719 1899359 3427

full 2MB blocks
Code: 
20936 0000000032a320fdaf44ab6646f1e21882ad2d4b3c49d3d8b2deef8218ee3a53 3608 1997926
20937 00000000a100f7c3aef2b86018690fb788aea39537982af2f136d090df1269e2 3601 1998144
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chaeplin said:
I have created many txs and run two pools.
`max block size set` is `blockmaxsize=1900000`(1.9M) (can be up to 2000000)(2MB)

a tx has 1 input / 1 out ---> 7000 ~ 8000 txs per block(1.9M)
a tx has 3 inputs / 3 outs ---> 3000 ~ 4000 txs per block(1.9M)
a tx has 10 inputs / 3 outs ---> 1000 ~ 2000 txs per block(1.9M)
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demo said:
Let me report to the community that the core team denies that this issue exists.
I challege everyone to test it in their machine, and report here the results. Please do it.

edit ~/.dashcore/dash.conf and insert/change the following line:
rpcuser=demodun <--- add a space at the end of the name
then edit ~/.dashcore/sentinel/sentinel.conf
rpcuser=demodun<---- without a space at the end

then
cd ~/.dashcore
./dashd
cd sentinel
./venv/bin/py.test ./test

...and you will see that sentinel cannot connect to dashd.

You can see it, don't you? I am not crazy , am I?
I am afraid! Please help me discover the truth....:confused:o_O:eek::oops:
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I would agree. Bug. There shouldn't be any whitespace allowed pre- or post-. Input coding 101. And the C-code and Python-code had better violently agree. Mind you, if the bug resides in the Bitcoin code, that's where it should be fixed and then carried forward, IMHO. But, demo, your crap-attitude when communicating nearly anything almost involuntarily forces people to oppose everything you advocate.

Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
 
t0dd said:
But, demo, your crap-attitude when communicating nearly anything almost involuntarily forces people to oppose everything you advocate.
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Communicating nearly anything is my goal. I am not here to convince people. I am here to tell the truth. I do not care at all whether people oppose me or not. I am interested in telling the truth, no matter how annoying , big, small or complex this truth may be. I'm not paid by people's opinion. I am paid by the truth and the truth is what I serve. I cannot do otherwise, after all. I owe my life to the truth, the truth keeps me alive here, and everywhere.
 
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GNULinuxGuy said:
Just use -b to specify the branch (eg, "git clone -b v0.12.2.x https://github.com/dashpay/dash.git").
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It didn't work. :confused::(

Code: 
src@d:~/compiles$ git clone -b core-v0.12.2.x https://github.com/dashpay/dash
fatal: destination path 'dash' already exists and is not an empty directory.

Please don't tell me, go delete the old dash directory and make a new dash directory. I don't want to recompile all the .o files, it took too many hours to finish!!! I would like to issue a git command able to update only the changed .cpp , .h and the rest source files, in my already existing dash directory, while keeping at the same time the compiled .o files untouched until the next compilation occurs. Is there such a git command ?

And another thing. My masternode always remains in WATCHDOG_EXPIRED status. When I run sentinel, here is what I get:

Code: 
src@d:~/.dashcore/sentinel$ ./venv/bin/python bin/sentinel.py
Invalid Masternode Status, cannot continue.

Any hints?
 
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demo said:
Code: 
src@d:~/compiles$ git clone -b core-v0.12.2.x https://github.com/dashpay/dash
fatal: destination path 'dash' already exists and is not an empty directory.
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I suppose you could do something along the lines of doing a fresh clone of both branches and then creating a patch set to update your old tree, but I question how much time this could save given how many files have changed.
Code: 
$ diff -ur dash dash-v0.12.2.x/|grep -c +++
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demo said:
Code: 
src@d:~/.dashcore/sentinel$ ./venv/bin/python bin/sentinel.py
Invalid Masternode Status, cannot continue.
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This error means you haven't configured the masternode properly.
 
Had a IS fail to lock a little while ago for the first time since we started testing this branch
Code: 
Status: 2/unconfirmed (InstantSend verification failed), broadcast through 14 nodes
Running v0.12.2.0-8591448. @flare Any estimate on when https://test.explorer.dash.org/ will be back up?

Edit:
Tested again ~15m later and got another failure
Code: 
Status: 0/unconfirmed, in memory pool (InstantSend verification failed), broadcast through 14 nodes
 
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GNULinuxGuy said:
Had a IS fail to lock a little while ago for the first time since we started testing this branch
Code: 
Status: 2/unconfirmed (InstantSend verification failed), broadcast through 14 nodes
Running v0.12.2.0-8591448. @flare Any estimate on when https://test.explorer.dash.org/ will be back up?

Edit:
Tested again ~15m later and got another failure
Code: 
Status: 0/unconfirmed, in memory pool (InstantSend verification failed), broadcast through 14 nodes
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Explorer is back
 
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