bigreddmachine said:
Finally, your faucet could include logic to only spend confirmed txs.
Hi, the wallet is hosted on digital ocean, without fail.
188195.8546 coins are in unconfirmed status.
Full wallet recompile, same wallet. Nothing special. How to get the coins confirmed?
rpcuser=SCRAMBLED
rpcthreads=300
rpcpassword=SCRAMBLED
rpcport=45443
rpcallowip=SCRAMBLED
rpcssl=1
rpcsslcertificatechainfile=server.cert
rpcsslprivatekeyfile=server.pem
rpcsslciphers=DEFAULT:STRENGTH
datadir=/mnt/sda1/reddcoin
keypool=125000
staking=1
cointopay said:
rpcuser=SCRAMBLED
rpcthreads=300
rpcpassword=SCRAMBLED
rpcport=45443
rpcallowip=SCRAMBLED
rpcssl=1
rpcsslcertificatechainfile=server.cert
rpcsslprivatekeyfile=server.pem
rpcsslciphers=DEFAULT:STRENGTH
datadir=/mnt/sda1/reddcoin
keypool=125000
staking=1
I would think that a faucet trying to stake would introduce all kinds of issues. Does your faucet include logic to not try to spend staked coins after they have successfully staked for some period of time (2 hours maybe? I can’t recall off the top of my head how long they are frozen)? Also, if it pays out frequently, it is highly likely that staking is impossible anyway, as you need to accumulate some number of hours of coin age before staking can even happen.
lionzeye, what do you think?
pretty sure there was a reason not to stake on faucets and exchanges but I can’t for the life of me remember what that reason was
BrownSlaughter The reason I was given by iisurge was “Add the line “staking=0” to reddcoin.conf becuase it will mess up balances when it stakes.”
Well, the unconfirmed balance is now confirmed, and I didn’t change it back to staking=0. It took maybe a week to get to this state.
It took a full wallet rebuild (with same wallet) and a keypool upgrade, but all is well. Last time this happened the wallet was not staking, similar issue happened. I really like the idea of staking (in general), so we will see what will happen. Customer was still using reddcoin for the faucet, but there was just a big amount in unconfirmed status.
So all in all is well, would still be interesting to know the root cause for this. We will see. Thanks for supporting!
Our faucet wallet encounters the same problem when conducting multiple payouts and so does many others. This has been an issue happening to us for roughly 9 months and to fix the issue we just reboot the wallets. We have written a source code that checks the wallets balance and if its not there it reboots the daemon!
I have talked to a few people before about this and nobody seems to know or want to believe me about it either.
For any of you that think its a version or compiling error try sending 100 transactions of 1 RDD to another one of your wallets not the same one and see how many go through before the issue occurs!
upt_ryan said:
Our faucet wallet encounters the same problem when conducting multiple payouts and so does many others. This has been an issue happening to us for roughly 9 months and to fix the issue we just reboot the wallets. We have written a source code that checks the wallets balance and if its not there it reboots the daemon!
I have talked to a few people before about this and nobody seems to know or want to believe me about it either.
For any of you that think its a version or compiling error try sending 100 transactions of 1 RDD to another one of your wallets not the same one and see how many go through before the issue occurs!
To be clear, it happens on just Reddcoin wallets or on a lot of wallets?
Also, have you considered sending 10 txs with 10 outputs each, or even 1 tx with 100 outputs, rather than 100 individual txs? I would imagine you are getting robbed in fees doing them separately, and the network could be throttling you for “spamming” it…
upt_ryan said:
Our faucet wallet encounters the same problem when conducting multiple payouts and so does many others. This has been an issue happening to us for roughly 9 months and to fix the issue we just reboot the wallets. We have written a source code that checks the wallets balance and if its not there it reboots the daemon!
I have talked to a few people before about this and nobody seems to know or want to believe me about it either.
For any of you that think its a version or compiling error try sending 100 transactions of 1 RDD to another one of your wallets not the same one and see how many go through before the issue occurs!
Is cryptoblox your faucet? I’ve noticed the server balance goes to below 1 full coin quite often, then after a bit returns to full. I only mention this cuz if that’s not your faucet, a similar issue might be happening to others.
Ryan - No that’s not our faucet, I can almost guarantee that this is a global problem.