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[Anavrins]

Did the database got rollbacked or something?
I've regained krist that I spents, lost new domains, last transaction date back to Dec 25 2015.
I see some dank critical fixes on Github, but nothing about as critical as this...

Edited by Anavrins, 27 February 2016 - 01:52 AM.

[Lemmmy]

what's your address

[Anavrins]

It's in my signature...
kanavi35hk

[Lemmmy]

looks fine to me, are you sure you're on krist.ceriat.net?

side note, not sure who this is, but you're mining on the wrong node.

[Anavrins]

Yes

Spoiler

I'm not currently mining, I just noticed that my balance was incorrect from yesterday.

Edited by Anavrins, 27 February 2016 - 02:04 AM.

[Lemmmy]

looks like the api is excluding your transactions for some reason, but they are definitely in the database so don't worry. i'll look into this now, thanks

[Anavrins]

If that helps with anything, I did test my in-game miner (for fun), which I manually set to have an easier work, which means it submitted a lot of invalid solution.

[Lemmmy]

Anavrins, on 27 February 2016 - 02:07 AM, said:

If that helps with anything, I did test my in-game miner (for fun), which I manually set to have an easier work, which means it submitted a lot of invalid solution.

i don't think that should effect anything luckily

for some reason the api isnt showing any transactions from you made after 2016. it works for other addresses, though, which is the weird part here.

actually, while typing this just now, i noticed that transaction 125817 has a null op. this could be causing issues. looking further

welp, looks like i fixed it. also resolved the issue where someone was "mining in the wrong node".....



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the sock files for the servers got swapped.

@sxw i am currently working on getting your transactions back. please bear with me for a minute or two, thanks

Edited by Lemmmy, 27 February 2016 - 02:15 AM.

[Sxw]

A little birdy told me somebody mined all the krist ever to exist and totaled the database while at it.

Edited by Sxw, 27 February 2016 - 02:28 AM.

[Lemmmy]

Fixed. The issue was that the database got swapped with the development database, and then I had to take it down to restore Sxw's actual balance because he kept mining while I was trying to do it. All is fine now.

[3d6]

Sxw, on 27 February 2016 - 02:26 AM, said:

A little birdy told me somebody mined all the krist ever to exist and totaled the database while at it.

The maximum supply of krist has not yet been determined

[Lemmmy]

3d6, on 27 February 2016 - 02:56 AM, said:

Sxw, on 27 February 2016 - 02:26 AM, said:

A little birdy told me somebody mined all the krist ever to exist and totaled the database while at it.

The maximum supply of krist has not yet been determined

Let's calculate it.

First of all, address balances are stored as unsigned integers, resulting in a limit of 4,294,967,295 KST per address. Each address essentially holds its balance (though this may change in the future).
Next, the address format contains 9 unique characters. If we assume we are only counting v2 addresses, then the range of characters is [0-9a-z], which is base 36. This is 36 characters.

36 ^ 9 = 101,559,956,668,416 possible v2 addresses
Each address can store 4,294,967,295 KST
101,559,956,668,416 * 4,294,967,295 = 436,196,692,372,463,879,454,720 KST
The maximum possible supply of Krist for v2 addresses is 436,196,692,372,463,879,454,720 KST.

Next, a v1 address is a string of 10 length with any hexadecimal character, so [0-9a-f].
16 ^ 10 = 1,099,511,627,776 possible v1 addresses
Each address can store 4,294,967,295 KST
1,099,511,627,776 * 4,294,967,295 = 4,722,366,481,770,133,585,920 KST

Now we add these together:
436,196,692,372,463,879,454,720 + 4,722,366,481,770,133,585,920 = 440,919,058,854,234,013,040,640 KST.
Or: (16^10 + 36^9) * 2^32.

[3d6]

That's the maximum that the system will allow.

There will likely be a point where no new krist is mined, however, and all blocks are made up of name registration fees.

[ry00000]

I am officially mining!
Turbokrist, you saved me from a future of not getting any KST at all.

apemanzilla, on 26 February 2016 - 07:07 PM, said:

ry00000, on 26 February 2016 - 06:57 PM, said:

This is GOING to take a while.

I'm in the range of KILO hashes a second. I was faster with my CPU.

You didn't follow the mining instructions then. They tell you how to get better speeds. Even integrated graphics will easily beat most CPU-only miners if set up properly.

I know. I set my worksize to 2 to the power of 22 (2^22) in TurboKrist and my gfxcard is churning out 1.5 blocks a minute now.

[Quartz101]

Anyone know the proper setup for an Intel Core i3-4170 (haswell) w/ intergrated graphics?

[Lemmmy]

Look what we just got working.

[LewisTehMinerz]

Someone stole my 500 krist... Address: kxx5jh60k2

[Lemmmy]

LewisTehMinerz, on 27 February 2016 - 04:52 PM, said:

Someone stole my 500 krist... Address: kxx5jh60k2

Really?

[LewisTehMinerz]

According to my wallet, it says 0 KST and shows a transaction from kxx5jh60k2 that says -500 KST

Also, the date on that DB says 20th of February, today is the 27th.

Double also:

from--------------------to
kojgrghvqf (me) kxx5jh60k2 (robber)


Top row.

Triple also:

I don't know that address. Why would I just randomly send krist to someone I don't know?

Edited by LewisTehMinerz, 27 February 2016 - 05:22 PM.

[Lemmmy]

LewisTehMinerz, on 27 February 2016 - 05:07 PM, said:

According to my wallet, it says 0 KST and shows a transaction from kxx5jh60k2 that says -500 KST

Also, the date on that DB says 20th of February, today is the 27th.

Double also:

from--------------------to
kojgrghvqf(me) kxx5jh60k2 (robber)


Top row.

Triple also:

I don't know that address. Why would I just randomly send krist to someone I don't know?

Sorry, you should have clarified that you owned the address kojgrghvqf. The only address you mentioned was kxx5jh60k2, so I assumed it was you. Can we take this to PM?