I'm Up And Finding Blocks...

Ugh... solid 1,978MH/s (1.97GH/s) on 290X. Pain in my ass...

 

Found my first block today on testnet after 2.5 hrs at ~375 mh/s

 

when I try these commands, It gives me an error "401 unauthorized" can you tell me the command to get access to the wallet? I presume it is locked somehow?

 

can you paste your whole command you are using? you have to use those with dcrdtl.

for example

dcrctl --notls --testnet -u user -P pass --wallet getnewaddress

 

I'm using:
dcrctl --testnet --notls -u "My Username" -P "My Password" --wallet listtransactions
this returns error: 401 unauthorized.
at the same time in a different command window I have the wallet opened up, I can see activity including DCRW: Unauthorized client connection attempt

so the question is, what username and password do I need? As far as I know, I only have a username and pass for the deamon. There is no username on my wallet right? Only the private and public keys that I chose when creating. Do you have a working example? Maybe the command is wrong.

 

If you chose to create a publicpassphrase for the wallet, you need to add --walletpass "Yourpublicpassphrase" to that command and every dcrctl command.

 

every time i open my wallet now its been setup has been with this command :-

dcrwallet -u xxxxx -P xxxxxx --noclienttls --noservertls --walletpass xxxxxxx --dcrdusername=xxxxx --dcrdpassword=xxxxxx

Hope this can be of some help.

 

I did create a public passphrase but dcrctl does not recognise command --walletpass

oh wait, It does something when I use following command:
dcrctl --testnet --wallet listtransactions --notls

 

once your wallet is open in its own window, use another window and use these commands. hope they may of been of some help


dcrctl --testnet -u xxxxxx -P xxxxxx --wallet getbalance --notls

dcrctl --testnet -u xxxxxx -P xxxxxx --wallet listtransactions --notls

 

thanks, that works with the wallet open in a different window

 

are you sorted now ? or any other matters ?

 

I think thats all , deamon running, wallet running, mining is stable and I can see transactions and actual decreds in the wallet.. so seems to work just fine now, could not have done it without this forum. thanks

 

So when you guys ran the benchmark, are you getting the same speed in actual mining?

 

Stupid question, but once hardware is all tuned and solving blocks is there any point to keep mining on testnet? The coins will have no value...or am I wrong.

 

didnt even know that myself, i wish i knew this a week ago, could of put my miners somewhere profitable

 

So when testnet ends, a new blockchain is released under a different name and setup should be similar?

 

So far, been mining for 3 days and have ~230 decred testnet coins, running at ~375 mh/s.

 

nice