Sent 20 MM.
Ill have to comment on the rest tomorrow, its getting late.
So, commenting on this:
I am finally here with a Sanc.
BTW the setup for 0.14.x (our 1.5) is slightly different as masternode key changes. I will reflect this in the masternode-install.sh script.
v1.4.x (before DIP3, our mainnet now)
mnkey=$(biblepay-cli masternode genkey)
then in biblepay.conf
masternodeprivkey=$(mnkey)
v1.5.x (after DIP3, our testnet now)
mnkey=$(biblepay-cli bls generate | jq '.secret' -r)
then in biblepay.conf
masternodeblsprivkey=$(mnkey)
Being jq a JSON tool that parses the "secret" variable from the bls generate RPC command.
Could you please send tBBP for the test Sanc?
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Thats good to know, and I will be using Dashs method to start a new sanc (eventually), but just in case everyone didnt forget the BiblePay way (this was really created to make it easy to upgrade a non deterministic to a deterministic), here is how you can make a sanc the "old" way in this version. I just did this purposefully to make sure we didnt break anything:
- Send collateral out to yourself in your controller wallet
- Double click the Tx, and copy the txid and remember the output vout # (IE 0 or 1)
- Add this to your masternode.conf the old way: the Name, IP:Port, 1 for the MNP Key, TXID, and VOUT #
From biblepay type:
exec upgradesanc sanc_name 1
I have created a new one today using this method and it worked.
! NOTE ! Do make a backup of your deterministic.conf file! This is important because it has your BLS private key in it! Then you can use it to recreate your cold sanc if you erase your sanc.