V12 Testing Thread

bertlebbert said:
So after installing correct wallet version Dash Core version v0.12.0.7-5fdaf0b (32-bit), 1 of my wallets had many conflicted transactions from the other day and would not mix DS:
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v0.12.0.7-5fdaf0b is an older version. The latest version is v0.12.0.7-d39815d.

eduffield the links in your last post https://dashtalk.org/threads/v12-testing-thread.5484/page-44#post-58547 shows windows 32bit is an older version.
EDIT: Oh nvm... I see you're going to have another update soon.
 
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when doing a mnbudget show

the budget shows stuff like this:
"Alloted" : 330000000000,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 330000000000

What does this mean? I mean, there aren't even that many coins? Can a decimal be put in there or something?

Also, for mnfinalbudget show It doesn't identify anything by name. If these commands are for masternode owners to use, it would be great if names instead of numbers could be used. That is, the proposal name.
 
Win 32bit v0.12.0.7-4420d56

mnbudget show

{
"proposal-evan3" : {
"URL" : "https://www.dashpay.io/evan2.json",
"Hash" : "041d616d2d04f4c6aeb55b8c9255a6650a8cf918541e5944542f2eeb9151ca16",
"BlockStart" : 77000,
"BlockEnd" : 77525,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 10,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 3,
"PaymentAddress" : "yGpT7in1jCAx9xrdsQ2NZ45NaTGbmWLrW8",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 6,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 330000000000,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 330000000000
},
"evans-testnet-fund" : {
"URL" : "http://www.dashpay.io/one.json",
"Hash" : "297b534f6136b91218fa6b41fae3b7832c9e66c527aeaf265b937baea05a1042",
"BlockStart" : 77300,
"BlockEnd" : 78825,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 30,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 29,
"PaymentAddress" : "y5WWMBMxHsL5xmscwAyxUf2vfwMX58pprA",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 6,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 456700000000,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 786700000000
},
"proposal-qwizzie1" : {
"URL" : "http://www.dashpay.io/one.json",
"Hash" : "bb57a8bb8069ad7292a78d9ad4de2bbe5795c452f1fdacacb916d58895202ca3",
"BlockStart" : 74000,
"BlockEnd" : 79025,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 100,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 33,
"PaymentAddress" : "y5WWMBMxHsL5xmscwAyxUf2vfwMX58pprA",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 6,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 15585689600,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 802285689600
},
"proposal-evan2" : {
"URL" : "https://www.dashpay.io/evan2.json",
"Hash" : "c7c575a47d66e4e9d9dd99eb1e18d8c7f95bce144d6338de534abd8d2f34ed4f",
"BlockStart" : 75000,
"BlockEnd" : 80575,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 111,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 64,
"PaymentAddress" : "yGpT7in1jCAx9xrdsQ2NZ45NaTGbmWLrW8",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 6,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 0,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 802285689600
},
"proposal-evan4" : {
"URL" : "https://www.dashpay.io/evan2.json",
"Hash" : "d96ac11aff4981706dfd8fd00191e07d1130f9d2ba4867fd18ee5834e3837a87",
"BlockStart" : 77000,
"BlockEnd" : 77525,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 10,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 3,
"PaymentAddress" : "yGpT7in1jCAx9xrdsQ2NZ45NaTGbmWLrW8",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 6,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 0,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 802285689600
}
}
 
I have wallet with 1356 Darksend balance, mixing is turned off, but I'm unable to DS

capture_003_02072015_191751.jpg
 
mnfinalbudget show

22:22:07

{
"main" : {
"SubmittedBy" : "fbc16ae5229d6d99181802fd76a4feee5e7640164dcebc7f8feb04a7bea026f8-0",
"Hash" : "95c194b535e3ed272d4f2f90b23dcb3ab0e38e4c490017538ee92a42008d75b6",
"BlockStart" : 77350,
"BlockEnd" : 77350,
"Proposals" : "proposal-qwizzie1",
"VoteCount" : 5,
"Status" : "OK"
},
"main" : {
"SubmittedBy" : "fbc16ae5229d6d99181802fd76a4feee5e7640164dcebc7f8feb04a7bea026f8-0",
"Hash" : "fcb521a2d9cbe7f27b4f751c30295ffe54f7c2becdf88db7b50ff6ba7eb32b39",
"BlockStart" : 77400,
"BlockEnd" : 77401,
"Proposals" : "evans-testnet-fund,proposal-qwizzie1",
"VoteCount" : 6,
"Status" : "OK"
}
}
 
Other thoughts, which may already be in the works:

You guys are programmers, and this particular program is getting complex. I totally understand that this is the foundation we're working on, but I want to make sure you all understand that these commands are getting complex and hard to wade through.

I'm wondering if it would be possible for there to be an interface, a type of wallet that Masternode owners could use. It would hook up with their hot wallets, have a way to authenticate the user, and have an easy to understand interface for voting. Information on the wallet would automatically be updated as needed from the blockchain, which I assume is holding all the proposal information?.

This is kind of ugly, but what I'm thinking is something like a wallet, but not a wallet. You would go to a tab and put your masternode info into it, including verification that it is yours to control. On the first page, you can see the proposals your masternodes voted on, or maybe just a status on all proposals. On another tab, it might be voting, you see your masternodes, and you just use a drop down to choose yay or nay. or yae or whatever, LOL. When you choose, it send the command, that easy. You get what I'm saying, no?

LO5xkC.png


If there were a standard form that had to be filled out for every proposal, in the json page, and that could fill out information in this window's "Proposal" tab. Easy to view info for busy owners. More detailed info can be found on the hosted site (which would also be linked) All other relevant info could be pulled and displayed in this management window.
 
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qwizzie said:
If anyone is running a test masternode feel free to enter a new budget proposal (i'm not running a test masternode at the moment so i cant put in a new budget proposal)

command dash-qt running in servermode :

mnbudget vote proposal-qwizzie1 http://www.dashpay.io/one.json 100 74000 y5WWMBMxHsL5xmscwAyxUf2vfwMX58pprA 3000 yes
(adjust the turquase colored parts to your own budget proposal details)

or through PUTTY using dash-cli :

dash-cli mnbudget vote proposal-qwizzie1 http://www.dashpay.io/one.json 100 74000 y5WWMBMxHsL5xmscwAyxUf2vfwMX58pprA 3000 yes
(adjust the turquase colored parts to your own budget proposal details)

to check your budget proposal :

- mnbudget getinfo proposal-qwizzie1
- mnbudget show
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And here are my proposals that GNULinuxGuy said he would submit for me:

dash-cli mnbudget vote proposal-molishopping http://www.dashpay.io/one.json 50 79000 y5pkDas8sEgGkw288mZ1TPViPPnujsvBCT 500 yes

dash-cli mnbudget vote proposal-electrumdash http://www.dashpay.io/one.json 10 80000 y5pkDas8sEgGkw288mZ1TPViPPnujsvBCT 1500 yes

dash-cli mnbudget vote proposal-HDmultidash http://www.dashpay.io/one.json 160 85000 y5pkDas8sEgGkw288mZ1TPViPPnujsvBCT 500 yes

Please vote yes, everyone. :)
 
TanteStefana said:
Other thoughts, which may already be in the works:

You guys are programmers, and this particular program is getting complex. I totally understand that this is the foundation we're working on, but I want to make sure you all understand that these commands are getting complex and hard to wade through.

I'm wondering if it would be possible for there to be an interface, a type of wallet that Masternode owners could use. It would hook up with their hot wallets, have a way to authenticate the user, and have an easy to understand interface for voting. Information on the wallet would automatically be updated as needed from the blockchain, which I assume is holding all the proposal information?.

This is kind of ugly, but what I'm thinking is something like a wallet, but not a wallet. You would go to a tab and put your masternode info into it, including verification that it is yours to control. On the first page, you can see the proposals your masternodes voted on, or maybe just a status on all proposals. On another tab, it might be voting, you see your masternodes, and you just use a drop down to choose yay or nay. or yae or whatever, LOL. When you choose, it send the command, that easy. You get what I'm saying, no?

LO5xkC.png


If there were a standard form that had to be filled out for every proposal, in the json page, and that could fill out information in this window's "Proposal" tab. Easy to view info for busy owners. More detailed info can be found on the hosted site (which would also be linked) All other relevant info could be pulled and displayed in this management window.
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A software dev and friend of mine and actually working on something like that. It's built on open source software and can run on any webserver. I was thinking we'd eventually use that primarily, although if anyone wanted they could use the API directly. It's also open source and 100% decentralized so anyone could run their own copy of it.
 
eduffield said:
A software dev and friend of mine and actually working on something like that. It's built on open source software and can run on any webserver. I was thinking we'd eventually use that primarily, although if anyone wanted they could use the API directly. It's also open source and 100% decentralized so anyone could run their own copy of it.
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What can I say, you're just beautiful. LOL, always on top of things!
 
Here's the proposal list showing on my wallet. One of my proposals is listed twice, how can I take one off?
01:36:50

mnbudget show


01:36:50

{
"evans-testnet-fund" : {
"URL" : "http://www.dashpay.io/one.json",
"Hash" : "039e905e25aecb165aa5da3fc7f3e66dba9d47b9f03ededf4bc3f5c428f8727a",
"BlockStart" : 77300,
"BlockEnd" : 78825,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 30,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 27,
"PaymentAddress" : "y5WWMBMxHsL5xmscwAyxUf2vfwMX58pprA",
"Ratio" : 0.00000000,
"Yeas" : 0,
"Nays" : 1,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 42228568960,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 42228568960
},
"molishopping" : {
"URL" : "http://www.dashpay.io/one.json",
"Hash" : "0a97101fc34ea74b5d10f611a17cdba6d591a0a7fd33ca1622c2d0a3c65f50e5",
"BlockStart" : 77450,
"BlockEnd" : 79975,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 50,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 50,
"PaymentAddress" : "y5pkDas8sEgGkw288mZ1TPViPPnujsvBCT",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 1,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 50000000000,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 92228568960
},
"evans-testnet-fund" : {
"URL" : "http://www.dashpay.io/one.json",
"Hash" : "297b534f6136b91218fa6b41fae3b7832c9e66c527aeaf265b937baea05a1042",
"BlockStart" : 77300,
"BlockEnd" : 78825,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 30,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 27,
"PaymentAddress" : "y5WWMBMxHsL5xmscwAyxUf2vfwMX58pprA",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 6,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 456700000000,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 548928568960
},
"moli-electrumdash" : {
"URL" : "http://www.dashpay.io/one.json",
"Hash" : "2a5a24610a9e8a9259571112bea555a5597534af35c322c0e41f3361a11d9136",
"BlockStart" : 77450,
"BlockEnd" : 77975,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 10,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 10,
"PaymentAddress" : "y5pkDas8sEgGkw288mZ1TPViPPnujsvBCT",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 1,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 150000000000,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 698928568960
},
"bcbud5pk" : {
"URL" : "http://www.dashpay.io/one.json",
"Hash" : "57a84432dec12c1d7575d805f6bbec7fb83d843625e8712b716b6c8866f44171",
"BlockStart" : 77450,
"BlockEnd" : 77725,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 5,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 5,
"PaymentAddress" : "y6M56vRqmqU5agX2mEwVDsfp2KkEhqYRHs",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 1,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 103357120640,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 802285689600
},
"molishopping" : {
"URL" : "http://www.dashpay.io/one.json",
"Hash" : "8174d79a09df41906dedab62a41cb2504361ed1f31f9e55c8bab2b3b820b96b9",
"BlockStart" : 77500,
"BlockEnd" : 80025,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 50,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 51,
"PaymentAddress" : "y5pkDas8sEgGkw288mZ1TPViPPnujsvBCT",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 1,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 0,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 802285689600
},
"proposal-qwizzie1" : {
"URL" : "http://www.dashpay.io/one.json",
"Hash" : "bb57a8bb8069ad7292a78d9ad4de2bbe5795c452f1fdacacb916d58895202ca3",
"BlockStart" : 74000,
"BlockEnd" : 79025,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 100,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 31,
"PaymentAddress" : "y5WWMBMxHsL5xmscwAyxUf2vfwMX58pprA",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 76,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 0,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 802285689600
},
"proposal-evan2" : {
"URL" : "https://www.dashpay.io/evan2.json",
"Hash" : "c7c575a47d66e4e9d9dd99eb1e18d8c7f95bce144d6338de534abd8d2f34ed4f",
"BlockStart" : 75000,
"BlockEnd" : 80575,
"TotalPaymentCount" : 111,
"RemainingPaymentCount" : 62,
"PaymentAddress" : "yGpT7in1jCAx9xrdsQ2NZ45NaTGbmWLrW8",
"Ratio" : 1.00000000,
"Yeas" : 6,
"Nays" : 0,
"Abstains" : 0,
"Alloted" : 0,
"TotalBudgetAlloted" : 802285689600
}
}
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eduffield

a couple of questions with regards to the budget proposals :

* mnbudget show : shows two proposals of Evan with exactly the same name ? (evans-testnet-fund with 2 different hash numbers) : is this okay or should it form a problem ?

* mnfinalbudget show : shows two budget proposals of mine with the same name and two different hash numbers :

{
"main" : {
"SubmittedBy" : "fbc16ae5229d6d99181802fd76a4feee5e7640164dcebc7f8feb04a7bea026f8-0",
"Hash" : "95c194b535e3ed272d4f2f90b23dcb3ab0e38e4c490017538ee92a42008d75b6",
"BlockStart" : 77350,
"BlockEnd" : 77350,
"Proposals" : "proposal-qwizzie1",
"VoteCount" : 5,
"Status" : "OK"
},
"main" : {
"SubmittedBy" : "fbc16ae5229d6d99181802fd76a4feee5e7640164dcebc7f8feb04a7bea026f8-0",
"Hash" : "fcb521a2d9cbe7f27b4f751c30295ffe54f7c2becdf88db7b50ff6ba7eb32b39",
"BlockStart" : 77400,
"BlockEnd" : 77401,
"Proposals" : "evans-testnet-fund,proposal-qwizzie1",
"VoteCount" : 6,
"Status" : "OK"
}
}

I'm receiving two kind of payments : 3000 tdash from my older proposal (i assume the one running from block 77350) & since today 4567 tdash from i assume block 77400,
are both proposals manually approved ? because i thought my older proposal never got into the finalbudget phase and i'm still receiving 3000 tdash for it ??

edit : never mind about the 4567 tdash, its from someone else's budget proposal that still had my own wallet adress in it (see evans-testnet-fund budget proposals, y5WWMBMxHsL5xmscwAyxUf2vfwMX58pprA is my wallet address) and appearently the proposal.qwizzie1 got approved after receiving 76 yes votes.
 
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