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date: 2009-12-11 19:27:55 UTC
date: 2009-12-11 19:27:55 UTC
original: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=12.msg50#msg50
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<code>Re: A few suggestions
December 11, 2009, 07:27:55 PM
Right, the SVN has the almost-release-candidate 0.2 source, which can also be built and run on Linux. It hasn't been tested on FreeBSD.
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<code>If we can get to the point where we have a working backend process that will run on FreeBSD I can run always-on seeds.</div>
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<a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=12.msg47#msg47">Quote from: madhatter2 on December 11, 2009, 04:59:19 AM</a>
If we can get to the point where we have a working backend process that will run on FreeBSD I can run always-on seeds.
That would be a big help. TOR users wouldn't have to worry about how to get seeded, and we wouldn't depend on IRC.
It can be run in a few simple modes without access to the UI if you don't mind a minimized window on the desktop. (0.1.5 doesn't have -min so it would be an open window)
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To get the generated bitcoins, you'd have to copy wallet.dat (with version 0.2) to a machine with a UI, swap in the wallet.dat, run bitcoin and transfer the coins to your main account. (With version 0.1.5 you'd have to copy the whole "%appdata%/Bitcoin" directory.) There is one caveat about copying wallet.dat: if you happened to kill the program at the exact moment that it generated a coin or received a payment, wallet.dat might not work by itself and you'd have to copy the whole directory.
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<code>I really think that having the download package contain a daily seed snapshot will improve the bootstrapping. I have seen instances on new test installs here where the application will sit with 0 connections / 1 block. Upon inspecting the debug.log I find that the IRC server (freenode, I believe) claims I am already connected and refuses to let me seed the application. (Just an example).</div>
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I really think that having the download package contain a daily seed snapshot will improve the bootstrapping. I have seen instances on new test installs here where the application will sit with 0 connections / 1 block. Upon inspecting the debug.log I find that the IRC server (freenode, I believe) claims I am already connected and refuses to let me seed the application. (Just an example).
I see, that would happen with multiple nodes using the same NAT or VPN or some ISP that funnels everyone through a few proxy servers. I just committed a fix to SVN for this. If it gets "433" name already in use (it was error 433, right?), it'll retry with a non-address random username.
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<code>In any event, I would like to help. I have a lot of time and a project like this one is very exciting.</div>
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In any event, I would like to help. I have a lot of time and a project like this one is very exciting.
That's great, any help is really appreciated!
That's great, any help is really appreciated!</div>
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