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[fishermedders]

Coss! I'm glad to see this go Public! Btw, its XMedders, Come to Lurcraft and play sometime

<3 XMedders

[Tron]

Anavrins, on 20 May 2015 - 10:15 AM, said:

cossacksson, on 18 May 2015 - 06:44 PM, said:

Block 68310 has a hash of 000000000001, the lowest ever found by a Krist miner! It would be accepted even if ?getwork was 1!
Eleven leading zeroes, by kanavi35hk. Congratulations!

Whoa, did not notice that up until your post
That's pretty crazy.

Edit: Is there any way to know what was the value of the block I mined to get that?
Something like ?getblock=68309

You can use ?getblockvalue=68309 To see the value was 26.

[Anavrins]

luker2009, on 21 May 2015 - 02:40 PM, said:

Anavrins, on 20 May 2015 - 10:15 AM, said:

cossacksson, on 18 May 2015 - 06:44 PM, said:

Block 68310 has a hash of 000000000001, the lowest ever found by a Krist miner! It would be accepted even if ?getwork was 1!
Eleven leading zeroes, by kanavi35hk. Congratulations!

Whoa, did not notice that up until your post />/>
That's pretty crazy.

Edit: Is there any way to know what was the value of the block I mined to get that?
Something like ?getblock=68309

You can use ?getblockvalue=68309 To see the value was 26.

Yes, this is the number of kst that I was awarded for getting that block, I'm talking about the actual hash value of the block that came before that 11 zeros hash.

Edited by Anavrins, 21 May 2015 - 07:46 PM.

[longbyte1]

What? I thought this was dead. Holy cow it's still going.

The work all of you have put on this "project" is amazing yet utterly useless (after all, this currency is kind of useless ).

Unfortunately I do not have any tricks in my sleeve, no GPU rigs, no botnets, no money. After the "collapse" of LuaLand I kind of stopped checking back at the Krist thread and terminated my work on the Java native miner. It seems that we are a bit past that stage already, so I will not continue.

I presume that there are 25 people here who do have the capabilities for mass mining and do have better technologies under private hands. On top of that, the payouts have gone down from 50 to 25.. to 10? I feel rather inferior now but maybe the little KST I have might be valuable in the future.

GG, I guess I'm out of the game.
All of you just lost the game

Edited by longbyte1, 23 May 2015 - 03:55 AM.

[3d6]

Abahu, on 20 May 2015 - 01:02 AM, said:

Joelahughes, on 19 May 2015 - 10:37 PM, said:

By the way, how's the android krist wallet going?

I'm curious about this as well. I bring my tablet to school everyday, and I often want to check on my balance.

BTW: Yevano's miner definitely works for me. Grims didn't give me any blocks. +1 to you, Yevano!

I also would like to know more about it. It's almost definitely on hold (due to the relative stagnation of the topic in April) but I bet it'll be published soon enough.

fishermedders, on 21 May 2015 - 01:48 AM, said:

Coss! I'm glad to see this go Public! Btw, its XMedders, Come to Lurcraft and play sometime

<3 XMedders

See you there

Anavrins, on 21 May 2015 - 07:45 PM, said:

luker2009, on 21 May 2015 - 02:40 PM, said:

Anavrins, on 20 May 2015 - 10:15 AM, said:

cossacksson, on 18 May 2015 - 06:44 PM, said:

Block 68310 has a hash of 000000000001, the lowest ever found by a Krist miner! It would be accepted even if ?getwork was 1!
Eleven leading zeroes, by kanavi35hk. Congratulations!

Whoa, did not notice that up until your post />/>
That's pretty crazy.

Edit: Is there any way to know what was the value of the block I mined to get that?
Something like ?getblock=68309

You can use ?getblockvalue=68309 To see the value was 26.

Yes, this is the number of kst that I was awarded for getting that block, I'm talking about the actual hash value of the block that came before that 11 zeros hash.

The hash is: 000000000001d00fe6e6d69f210b15e6d820d749c119630e6672f715765f4d95
There's no call for this yet, but if there's sufficient demand I'll go ahead and make one.

longbyte1, on 23 May 2015 - 03:37 AM, said:

What? I thought this was dead. Holy cow it's still going.

The work all of you have put on this "project" is amazing yet utterly useless (after all, this currency is kind of useless ).

Well.... It has a great many use cases... And 98,000 transactions

longbyte1, on 23 May 2015 - 03:37 AM, said:

Unfortunately I do not have any tricks in my sleeve, no GPU rigs, no botnets, no money. After the "collapse" of LuaLand I kind of stopped checking back at the Krist thread and terminated my work on the Java native miner. It seems that we are a bit past that stage already, so I will not continue.

Like 5% of us are actually capable of mining. I am not! It's okay; you can get KST in different ways! Sell access to your code or something!

longbyte1, on 23 May 2015 - 03:37 AM, said:

I presume that there are 25 people here who do have the capabilities for mass mining and do have better technologies under private hands. On top of that, the payouts have gone down from 50 to 25.. to 10? I feel rather inferior now but maybe the little KST I have might be valuable in the future.

Well, the payouts actually fluctuate based on how much people are spending on .kst domain names, which will be used by the KristScape cross-server web browser. The value of a block usually floats between 25 and 30 but it's been as high as 96 in the past. (You can register some names if you like too (like longbyte1.kst) and, when the browser is published, make a website for yourself, listing program downloads or something )

Edit: You could try using Yevano's miner right now if you have a nice graphics card.

Edited by cossacksson, 23 May 2015 - 02:19 PM.

[Tron]

cossacksson, on 23 May 2015 - 02:18 PM, said:

Edit: You could try using Yevano's miner right now if you have a nice graphics card.

Just a note, I believe Yevano's miner is a CPU miner.

[Agent Silence]

Is there an api I can use to actually make purchasing automated with this currency?

Edited by Requiem of Silence, 23 May 2015 - 03:12 PM.

[Tron]

I modified Yevano's miner to use websockets for work and block changes (But not balance changes, I need to modify the websocket server to support that.)
If you want to try it you can download it at https://www.dropbox....tMiner.jar?dl=0 (Or since that link may change: http://galatical.com...IKristMiner.jar)

[3d6]

Requiem of Silence, on 23 May 2015 - 03:10 PM, said:

Is there an api I can use to actually make purchasing automated with this currency?

There's two major calls to know -
Check the balance of any address:
http://ceriat.net/kr...lance=<address>
Send some KST from a v2 address:
http://ceriat.net/kr...y>&amt=<amount>

You could disregard the latter of the two and have a screen display a new payment address, and then check its balance every few seconds until it is higher than a certain threshold.

[fishermedders]

Woot! KristScape! 'What's a KristScape', you ask? Well, ha know those domains everyone buys? Well, yeah this reads the website. Oh and Also, for anyone interested: point your zone to the url or ip/index.php and you can run php code in KristScape

[sci4me]

About the name_update call...
I am trying this: http://ceriat.net/kr....php?i=PTXFYGyX
and I get "Error8"

1. change these stupid error messages to ACTUALLY TELL WHAT'S WRONG!!! JESUS ITS NOT THAT HARD!
2. Why is it happen? For the pkey I use the hash of my password with "-000" appended right?

I am able to get it to say "sci4me" when using yevano's url (yevano.me/krist) but it doesn't change anything.

http://ceriat.net/krist/?a=sci4me gives nothing still...

Edit: I got it to work SORT OF. I was doing the password wrong...
But I still get error8 when trying to set it to the pastebin raw url... why?

Okay, setting it to this: raw.githubusercontent.com/sci4me/krist-domains/master/sci4me.kst gives "Success" but the browser says "NO_WEBPAGE_RECEIVED".

Github removes the newline characters... that's why that url doesn't work...

Edited by sci4me, 24 May 2015 - 07:05 PM.

[3d6]

Error 8 means illegal characters. Zone records should only point to a domain or IP address. Due to the way KristScape works, slashes are allowed, but question marks/ampersands can only be in the address bar.

I'll publish some better documentation on krist.kst for those error codes At least KristScape errors have short descriptions...

Anyways, if you're getting 010 errors, then KristScape could only get a title, not an actual page. You need a linebreak where the title ends and the content begins.

Good example:

Quote

My site
[BG:RED]Welcome to my site!

Bad example:

Quote

My site [BG:RED]Welcome to my site!

Edited by cossacksson, 24 May 2015 - 10:59 PM.

[sci4me]

cossacksson, on 24 May 2015 - 10:59 PM, said:

Error 8 means illegal characters. Zone records should only point to a domain or IP address. Due to the way KristScape works, slashes are allowed, but question marks/ampersands can only be in the address bar.

I'll publish some better documentation on krist.kst for those error codes At least KristScape errors have short descriptions...

Anyways, if you're getting 010 errors, then KristScape could only get a title, not an actual page. You need a linebreak where the title ends and the content begins.

Good example:

Quote

My site
[BG:RED]Welcome to my site!

Bad example:

Quote

My site [BG:RED]Welcome to my site!

Github removes the line breaks... https://raw.githubus...ster/sci4me.kst
Why is a line break needed anyway? (yevano told me to try the SLB thing... didn't work...)

[longbyte1]

Maybe when school ends I'll make a CUDA miner. CUDA is easy, they said..

[biggest yikes]

fishermedders, on 24 May 2015 - 04:11 PM, said:

Woot! KristScape! 'What's a KristScape', you ask? Well, ha know those domains everyone buys? Well, yeah this reads the website. Oh and Also, for anyone interested: point your zone to the url or ip/index.php and you can run php code in KristScape

PHP is server side, you can run it in any browser, even Quest, because there's no processing done on the client.
The only thing you have to do in the PHP code is make the text given to the client valid CCML/KSML

Edited by Atenefyr, 25 May 2015 - 01:46 PM.

[Tron]

Is something wrong with the domain "id" (.kst)? I've registered it twice, spending 500kst each time but I still can't transfer the domain to klukereedk or do anything else to it. The editing buttons show as grey in kristwallet but still bring me to the correct page. After filling in who to send the address to and submitting it remains in my other account's ownership. Could you manually transfer it to "klukereedk"? Even using http://ceriat.net/kr...id&q=klukereedk doesn't work.

[3d6]

sci4me, on 24 May 2015 - 11:18 PM, said:

cossacksson, on 24 May 2015 - 10:59 PM, said:

Error 8 means illegal characters. Zone records should only point to a domain or IP address. Due to the way KristScape works, slashes are allowed, but question marks/ampersands can only be in the address bar.

I'll publish some better documentation on krist.kst for those error codes At least KristScape errors have short descriptions...

Anyways, if you're getting 010 errors, then KristScape could only get a title, not an actual page. You need a linebreak where the title ends and the content begins.

Good example:

Quote

My site
[BG:RED]Welcome to my site!

Bad example:

Quote

My site [BG:RED]Welcome to my site!

Github removes the line breaks... https://raw.githubus...ster/sci4me.kst
Why is a line break needed anyway? (yevano told me to try the SLB thing... didn't work...)

It's stupid, I know. Valithor and I are rewriting the parser entirely.

luker2009, on 26 May 2015 - 07:25 PM, said:

Is something wrong with the domain "id" (.kst)? I've registered it twice, spending 500kst each time but I still can't transfer the domain to klukereedk or do anything else to it. The editing buttons show as grey in kristwallet but still bring me to the correct page. After filling in who to send the address to and submitting it remains in my other account's ownership. Could you manually transfer it to "klukereedk"? Even using http://ceriat.net/kr...id&q=klukereedk doesn't work.

That domain was disallowed by KristWallet for a reason, and would only be register-able with raw API calls. It doesn't work due to technical limitations, but I will fix this now that someone has it.

[koenkoe]

I created a wallet for android. It's not finished yet but it works.

https://github.com/k...-wallet-android

[sci4me]

koenkoe, on 27 May 2015 - 02:40 PM, said:

I created a wallet for android. It's not finished yet but it works.

https://github.com/k...-wallet-android

writing it in lua? interesting...
that was quite unexpected to me

[biggest yikes]

Android krist wallets, why no apple love?