• 02 July 2023 (3 messages)
  • @IndelibleTrade #723 10:23 PM, 02 Jul 2023
    Joined.
  • @IndelibleTrade #724 10:25 PM, 02 Jul 2023
    helloo
    Was wondering if anyone could see where I have gone wrong in this CP TX at all?

    https://www.xcp.dev/tx/8f4fe5360fc8401600bf2a2224bc325e1c9ea5f9b7e9b0d48407982cd84ec3c0

    doesnt seem to have been added to message streams but on glance seems like it has what it needs

    Thanks in advance for any clues
  • @IndelibleTrade #725 10:39 PM, 02 Jul 2023
    I tried the same TX again, but less complicated - no keyburn arguments and no 'send ownership' and it worked

    https://xchain.io/tx/02317150099c1a1159a01d98fce6680950c3e7c2602e0339556f0fba99d86e88

    So will dig in that area to see which item might have caused it, any clues still appreciated tho if anyone spots it :D
  • 03 July 2023 (14 messages)
  • @hodlencoinfield #726 01:50 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    It’s because you used the Counterparty burn address
  • @hodlencoinfield #727 01:51 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    So as it went through validation steps it first saw you sending dust to Counterparty burn address and registered as an invalid burn
  • @IndelibleTrade #728 06:49 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    Ahah, I was trying to burn ownership along the way- I’ll see if it lets me get away with another burn address - thank you for the info joe!
  • @B0BSmith #729 06:53 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    burn address != keyburn
  • Absolutely - was combo-ing a lot of gubbins here
  • @IndelibleTrade #731 06:55 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    This particular attempt was a issuance creation, token ownership transfer, keyburn and lock
  • @IndelibleTrade #732 06:56 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    Was confused because it had allowed this under a non ‘1counterpartyxxxxxx’ addy before and didn’t realise it would treat this differently
  • @B0BSmith #733 06:56 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    ahh
  • @IndelibleTrade #734 06:57 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    So was not sure if I screwed it in some new and wonderful way or not lol
  • @B0BSmith #735 06:57 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    that's a very special burn adddress
  • @B0BSmith #736 06:57 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    try it with 1BurnPepe type burn sadness znd should be possible
  • @IndelibleTrade #737 06:57 AM, 03 Jul 2023
    Yeh I can see what it might be treated different but just didn’t know that it would
  • Will
    Do
  • @IndelibleTrade #739 01:23 PM, 03 Jul 2023
    just coming back on that, an identical 'kitchen sink' style issuance function was possible after replacing the 1Counterpartyxxx Address - as y'all expected - thanks for that :D
  • 04 July 2023 (27 messages)
  • @B0BSmith #740 10:40 AM, 04 Jul 2023
    So I have updated my node to 9.60.2 and I notice none of my hashes match xcp.dev ... What is the best way to fix this ?

    Do I need to delete my counterparty DB and start over..e.g. re parse from the beginning?
  • @uanbtc #741 05:45 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    What fednode software you used?
  • @B0BSmith #742 06:04 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    I had the std fednode install from 2022
  • @B0BSmith #743 06:05 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    so I did a fednode update from whatever version it was to 9.60.2
  • @uanbtc #744 06:37 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    I can’t help much as I’m not using the “official” fednode
  • @B0BSmith #745 06:48 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    part of me thinks I should do a nobootstrap fresh setup .. the ol don't trust option
  • @hodlencoinfield #746 06:51 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    There was a bootstrap issue at one point due to a modified bitcoinlib but it should have been fixed, I’m running 9.60.2 with matching hashes to xcp.dev
  • @B0BSmith #747 06:55 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    can I just delete the cp DB file ? n cause it to re build ... would save my box from re syncing bitcoin n addrindexrs
  • @uanbtc ↶ Reply to #747 #748 08:22 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    Yes you don’t need to resync bitcoin and addrrindx
  • @B0BSmith #749 08:44 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    my bitcoin node seems to be having issues.. keeps loading addresses from dns seed it says when I fednode tail bitcoin
  • @B0BSmith #750 08:45 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    I also got an unhandled exception when it extracted the counterparty DB and checked for foreign keys
  • @B0BSmith #751 08:46 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    I wonder if I have a HDD hardware issue?
  • @B0BSmith #752 08:48 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    in the last 15 mins I have received just 9 blocks ..from 979122 to 979130
  • @B0BSmith #753 08:48 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    it should be churning through bitcoin blocks .., its a i5 6600 with 32gb ram on a good cable Internet connection
  • @B0BSmith ↶ Reply to #750 #754 08:50 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    and again .. unhandleld exception ... malformed database schema when it does foreign key check
  • @uanbtc #755 08:54 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    Keep counterparty stopped until bitcoin and addrindx are synced.

    What do you mean with “extracted the counterparty db”?
  • @B0BSmith #756 08:59 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    that's what the fednode tail counterparty said after I deleted the dB and caused it to download the bootstrap
  • @B0BSmith #757 09:00 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    it downloaded it ..extracted it and then crashed
  • @uanbtc #758 09:04 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    Oh ok. You might need to fednode rebuild counterparty or something like that with fednode commands
  • @B0BSmith #759 09:04 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    I have deleted my 'federatednode' folder and re run the git clone command to kinda start afresh ... I kept the docker volumes .. run

    fednode install full master
  • @uanbtc #761 09:08 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    Fyi full will install a bunch of unnecessary stuff
  • @B0BSmith #762 09:09 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    I can't get a --no-bootstrap to work
  • @B0BSmith ↶ Reply to #761 #763 09:10 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    I want counterwallet to play about with as I want to make a multisig pwa app
  • @B0BSmith #764 09:10 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    so want to compare the multisig addresses I make using coinb.in javascript code in my pwa
  • @B0BSmith #765 09:15 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    I did a fednode stop and then fednode start bitcoin so bitcoin is only service I got running and it's processing blocks at a better rate .. am upto 797155 ... will let it get to tip and then bring up the addrindexrs and get that syncd ...and then try counterparty service
  • @B0BSmith #766 09:34 PM, 04 Jul 2023
    OK it's now running counterparty with fresh bootstrap download and processing transactions . block 794498 .. so a few thousand to go before I can check my hashes with xcpdev
  • 05 July 2023 (1 messages)
  • @B0BSmith #767 11:44 AM, 05 Jul 2023
    Got my sync done and hashes matching 👍
  • 13 July 2023 (14 messages)
  • @workateli #768 02:18 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    Joined.
  • @workateli #769 02:19 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    Hey guys :) Are you all Bitcoin Core developers or is this some Bitcoin-Fork group?
  • @uanbtc #770 04:16 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    Welcome Eli. Here we are working with Bitcoin (Core), not a fork.

    See pinned messages, which show the open source Counterparty explorer xcp.dev, where you can verify the block hashes.
  • @uanbtc #771 04:20 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    A simple wallet script (based on counterwallet) has been open sourced: https://github.com/CNTRPRTY/simplest
    GitHub - CNTRPRTY/simplest: A simple bitcoin wallet script to use with counterparty

    A simple bitcoin wallet script to use with counterparty - GitHub - CNTRPRTY/simplest: A simple bitcoin wallet script to use with counterparty

  • @uanbtc ↶ Reply to #771 #772 04:20 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    None
  • @uanbtc #773 04:24 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    Also, xcp.dev has been updated! It now has access to market data (dispensers and orders) and the wallet section can now generate (some) transactions!
  • @uanbtc #774 04:25 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    And finally announcing that bitST.ART has also been updated with ORD art!

    Will appreciate your feedback
  • @workateli #775 04:25 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    Thanks :)
  • @workateli #777 04:26 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    I came up with an idea this morning and wanted to get some feedback. Maybe someone is interested to read this. Be warned, might be useless / total garbage :)
  • @hodlencoinfield #778 04:26 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    i’d suggest putting it in a static google doc or something so no one has to download a pdf
  • @workateli #779 04:28 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    True, will do that
  • @uanbtc ↶ Reply to #777 #780 04:33 PM, 13 Jul 2023
    Read it and it seems interesting, but I can’t give much more feedback as I’m not using nostr yet
  • 15 July 2023 (2 messages)
  • @jp_janssen #782 06:46 AM, 15 Jul 2023
    https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/cips/pull/99#issuecomment-1635833836
    Taproot address CIP draft.

    I've pointed out some revisions I think are necessary before accepting it as an official CIP.

    What do you guys think?  If most of you think it's good enough as is, i will add it now. 
    - Added support for taproot cip by pataegrillo · Pull Request #99 · CounterpartyXCP/cips

    Counterparty Improvement Proposals. Contribute to CounterpartyXCP/cips development by creating an account on GitHub.

  • @uanbtc ↶ Reply to #782 #783 05:25 PM, 15 Jul 2023
    Thanks for sharing, I made some comments
  • 18 July 2023 (1 messages)
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    Joined.
  • 21 July 2023 (2 messages)
  • @jp_janssen #787 09:28 AM, 21 Jul 2023
    I opened a discussion for cip 30. 
    I suggest one month for discussions before polling the community. 
    If you have objections or concerns, please post it there for documentation.

    https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/cips/discussions/101
    CIP 30: Taproot Address Format · CounterpartyXCP/cips · Discussion #101

    Discuss CIP30: Taproot Support here. Please stay on topic and be respectful. Is there anything in the proposal that is unclear or needs clarification? Objections or concerns should be documented he...

  • @jp_janssen #788 09:29 AM, 21 Jul 2023
    @uanbtc please repost your comment on bitcoin version compatibility. Good to have this documented in the main discussion thread.
  • 22 July 2023 (1 messages)
  • @uanbtc ↶ Reply to #788 #790 11:58 PM, 22 Jul 2023
    Done
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  • 25 July 2023 (7 messages)
  • @ABlue0ne ↶ Reply to #23 #794 06:17 PM, 25 Jul 2023
    Are these instructions still good? Any recommendations for an idiot like me who refuses to use docker? VM’s for the win for me.
  • @uanbtc ↶ Reply to #794 #795 07:09 PM, 25 Jul 2023
    They work, but if you use the cntrprty option, the current master has some database schema optimizations which are generating the same txlist_hash, but not the same hashes for the ledger and messages. And this node is also on bitcoin core v0.21.1

    I’m not sure what is causing the different hashes and would like to learn why…
  • @hodlencoinfield #796 07:11 PM, 25 Jul 2023
    that should be fixed, my ledger hashes match yours and im running the latest v9.60.2
  • @uanbtc #797 07:13 PM, 25 Jul 2023
    Yeah cntrprty also updated to v9.60.2, BUT then the code also has the additional differences mentioned
  • @hodlencoinfield #798 07:27 PM, 25 Jul 2023
    those differences shouldn’t affect hashes
  • @6025127471 #799 07:31 PM, 25 Jul 2023
    Joined.
  • @uanbtc #800 10:05 PM, 25 Jul 2023
    @ABlue0ne just fixed the master branch to not include the db schema change, which now is in https://github.com/CNTRPRTY/counterparty-lib/commits/txhash_0211
    Commits · CNTRPRTY/counterparty-lib

    Counterparty Protocol Reference Implementation - Core Version - Don't trust, verify - Commits · CNTRPRTY/counterparty-lib

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    too many bots XD
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