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Active Discussions / Re: Testnet - Test Proof of Giving

« Last post by mint on December 11, 2018, 05:27:02 am »

So it looks like you tithed these on block 85280, and the first problem I see is txid #2, (if you look at showblock 85280 you see min diff of 1.12 age, 467 amount) and txid#2 spent a coin of amount of 98 (IE didnt meet the minimum diff req).

So that part is OK as we only induct legal tithes; but now to see if we have found a bug or not, can you please tell me - how did you tithe these on 85280, from the RPC or from the GUI?  Did the gui throw any errors and do you remember if it showed the minimum diff in red below the Send?

Also did you send from 1163?

They are send from GUI with version 1163.

Did the gui throw any errors and do you remember if it showed the minimum diff in red below the Send?

I did not see any error messages until I had no more aged coins. Until that I was able to send as many times as I wanted. I cannot recall seeing minimum diff in red.
I just reproduced this behavior and I can pump my tithes up in a very short time.

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Active Discussions / Re: Testnet - Test Proof of Giving

« Last post by mint on December 11, 2018, 01:12:07 am »

What is it that is random?  No, all tithes count if legal tithes (within diff parameter of that block).

I mean that hash is somewhat random and first legal tithe is ordered by hash. Code does not select for example youngest and smallest transaction to be used for tithe.

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Active Discussions / Re: Testnet - Test Proof of Giving

« Last post by Rob Andrews on December 10, 2018, 02:59:44 pm »

What happened to my donations
I sent 18*294 bbp and my pogpool says I have  294.64

Code: [Select]

{
  "Command": "pogpool",
  "ySwRWw1EEEMyGSz4iiWVAwryXbxBTumiPG": "Amount: 536.00, Weight: 1.0000, Payment_Tier: 13, Height: 85357, Address: ySwRWw1EEEMyGSz4iiWVAwryXbxBTumiPG, NickName: randrews",
  "yZVRb4Cbcoyqvw4VJmkSHPugyHxX7kbcF4": "Amount: 876.00, Weight: 0.7487, Payment_Tier: 0, Height: 85344, Address: yZVRb4Cbcoyqvw4VJmkSHPugyHxX7kbcF4, NickName: thesnat2",
  "yaSJ9FdsPcQvGjyrzxVFUPjg6wkJBQwaxc": "Amount: 1168.00, Weight: 1.0000, Payment_Tier: 10, Height: 85386, Address: yaSJ9FdsPcQvGjyrzxVFUPjg6wkJBQwaxc, NickName: thesnat1",
  "ydXPSPFWeoA9RUQoX6uBKmjnnJV6GxfwBa": "Amount: 880.00, Weight: 1.0000, Payment_Tier: 1, Height: 85297, Address: ydXPSPFWeoA9RUQoX6uBKmjnnJV6GxfwBa, NickName: jerky",
  "ygEXbdJhypUaVhYo5Q2jKATctQtVWL892K": "Amount: 1172.00, Weight: 1.0000, Payment_Tier: 11, Height: 85355, Address: ygEXbdJhypUaVhYo5Q2jKATctQtVWL892K, NickName: slybaby",
  "yhuFkP7UREXJrNrY62cBh5ZDMst7ATefCt": "Amount: 294.00, Weight: 0.2513, Payment_Tier: 0, Height: 85264, Address: yhuFkP7UREXJrNrY62cBh5ZDMst7ATefCt, NickName: testnet2",
  "0": "Count: 2, Total: 1170.0000",
  "1": "Count: 1, Total: 880.0000",
  "2": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "3": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "4": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "5": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "6": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "7": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "8": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "9": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "10": "Count: 1, Total: 1168.0000",
  "11": "Count: 1, Total: 1172.0000",
  "12": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "13": "Count: 1, Total: 536.0000",
  "14": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "15": "Count: 0, Total: 0.0000",
  "High Tithe": 1172.17,
  "Total Tithes": 4928.26999998,
  "My Tithes": 294.64,
  "My Payment Height": 85386
}
Here are some of the transaction ids

61836338359fa2641fb9a542d6e4bdcd242a1c505d2944ba19fc6d81074c3e1e-000
69410c348c2b6478d94f1bc0e8d0c61c6e00e613316f7628c53b78e2f1018df9-000
1bd2d45a10708ccf89a827fc12cd52f230b77a886888939cb1c1308b507062d4-000
121b947aea3282853ff90d7f79e583048d4988280ac26bf38918095207498b7a-000

So it looks like you tithed these on block 85280, and the first problem I see is txid #2, (if you look at showblock 85280 you see min diff of 1.12 age, 467 amount) and txid#2 spent a coin of amount of 98 (IE didnt meet the minimum diff req).

So that part is OK as we only induct legal tithes; but now to see if we have found a bug or not, can you please tell me - how did you tithe these on 85280, from the RPC or from the GUI?  Did the gui throw any errors and do you remember if it showed the minimum diff in red below the Send?

Also did you send from 1163?

Thanks,
Rob

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Active Discussions / Re: Testnet - Test Proof of Giving

« Last post by Rob Andrews on December 10, 2018, 02:45:41 pm »

For simplicity sake, if we don't use coin control, the wallet will choose a balance for us that is eligible? If so, which address does it pick from first? Is it random, oldest coin age first, etc ?

Also, in our File Receiving address, I see an address for TITHES. What is that for?

Yes, wallet will choose balance eligible automatically.

It always broadcasts your tithe to be coming from the TITHES address so for rewards they come back to one place.

The TITHES address is the one it made for you for POG for the POG POOL, so your address is not changing in the POG POOL.

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Active Discussions / Re: Testnet - Test Proof of Giving

« Last post by Rob Andrews on December 10, 2018, 02:44:32 pm »

If I understood correctly from code It picks up first eligible from map and map is ordered by hash of transaction id. So it some what random

What is it that is random?  No, all tithes count if legal tithes (within diff parameter of that block).

Nothing random, except the payment tier # you end up in.

I will answer the other questions asap.

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Production Proposals / New Exchange Fund (recoup fronted BTC December 2018)

« Last post by jaapgvk on December 10, 2018, 02:35:40 pm »

Hi everyone,

A post and an update from my side. I'm doing pretty well considering the circumstances. I've been re-inventing my life a bunch and I can breathe a bit again. Again, I'm sorry that I had to leave without much notice, but a burn-out is a serous matter

On the New Exchange Fund: I sold what I got last superblock + some of my own BBP, and I'm glad to say that I have recouped practically all the the BTC!

You can find this months trades here:
https://imgur.com/a/bOUPlkk

I did sell some of my own BBP, so this proposal is to get some of that BBP back , but that will be the last proposal, and fortunately the budget will be opened up for other things. You can see an overview of the recouping here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1A0ZUlpMaw7pZ5YQEiLN7WoqZP1bq5VOcEZGzMS8KWlw/edit#gid=0

You can find the old proposals here:
https://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?topic=308.0

I sold 365 489 of my own BBP this month, and there is still about a 0,012 BTC deficit (not including all the trade and transfer costs, but I will donate those to BiblePay), which is about 100 000 BBP at the current price. I'd like to round it all to down 400,000 and call it a day

I hope that you will vote 'yes' on this proposal, so that we can finalize this chapter. And as I said in my previous proposal: because of my burn-out I am no longer able to continue the New Exchange Fund for now. I hope to return to the community in the future if my health permits.

Thanks!

Jaap

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Active Discussions / Re: Testnet - Test Proof of Giving

« Last post by mint on December 10, 2018, 12:41:30 pm »

For simplicity sake, if we don't use coin control, the wallet will choose a balance for us that is eligible? If so, which address does it pick from first? Is it random, oldest coin age first, etc ?

If I understood correctly from code It picks up first eligible from map and map is ordered by hash of transaction id. So it some what random

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Active Discussions / Re: Testnet - Test Proof of Giving

« Last post by MIP on December 10, 2018, 12:22:46 pm »

You have 1.1.6.3 (testnet) for MacOS here

http://www.biblepay.org/biblepaycore-testnet.dmg

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Production Proposals / Re: Use Discourse as Main Forum

« Last post by sunk818 on December 10, 2018, 12:02:54 pm »

Discourse won't have the session handling issue. I think perhaps this implementation or this version seems to be a victim of session handling errors. I go to Post and says the session expired. It happens frequently enough that there's a configuration issue or something with the SMF version itself. Registration should be easier on discourse and I've never run into session handling errors on Discourse. Not sure how different the moderation tools are on SMF vs Discourse.

The logical intermediary may be to add social media login plug-ins for SMF to make registration easier (thus leading to greater participation).

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Active Discussions / Re: Testnet - Test Proof of Giving

« Last post by sunk818 on December 10, 2018, 11:39:13 am »

min_coin_amount is the minimum coin value that can be used for a tithe out of your coins.  If you go to coin control and take a look at your coins, pick one of higher value than min_coin_amount.

For simplicity sake, if we don't use coin control, the wallet will choose a balance for us that is eligible? If so, which address does it pick from first? Is it random, oldest coin age first, etc ?

Also, in our File Receiving address, I see an address for TITHES. What is that for?