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https://github.com/silkroadnomad/coins/commit/df91b0b16341ccdfa6619fba2a58e9e269d594ff#diff-62f014cb316258f89133bb263f1fa74f85b308430765a403fbc87e20b367c959R4591
1. What happens to existing wallets…
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Please remove all references to Namecoin - currently you cannot run Namecoin Core (which is the default downloadable version since march) and Hunteroin on the same system, because they use the same re…
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I backuped the database including the wallet.dat of my Namecoin wallet and installed a new operating system. I installed the Namecoin Core again then and copied back the whole Namecoin folder to ..\Ap…
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The FAQ should add these questions, due to apparent confusion about them among the user base:
Q: I own a `.bit` website; do I need to leave my Namecoin wallet running all the time for other people …
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We've received a report of a wallet corruption issue that only affects 0.3.x: https://github.com/namecoin/namecoin-core/issues/89 . Namecoin Core is unaffected, according to the victim of the corrupt…
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### Describe the issue
Namecoin-Qt needs to unlock the wallet twice when registering the name: once to sign the `name_new` transaction, and again 12 blocks later to sign the `name_firstupdate` tran…
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Background: https://github.com/namecoin/electrum-nmc/issues/237
Namecoin wallets (Namecoin Core and Electrum-NMC) currently use a random salt for name registrations. While this is relatively easy …
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Currently, we have 3 name lookup clients (at various points on the "security / resource usage" tradeoff scale). They all currently listen on different ports:
* Namecoin Core listens on port 8336 a…
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First of all, thanks for all your work maintaining Namecoin - it looks like the project is improving a lot and you guys successfully moved over to Namecoin Core.
I’m commenting because we’ve recen…
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In addition to rules inherited from Bitcoin (basically, double spends), there are more situations in Namecoin that can result in a transaction becoming conflicted:
- Another transaction registers the…