IXCoin-Dev / IXCoin

Bitcoin Merge-Mining 0.9.2 Base
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AlertKey code completed, win32setup ready, Bootstrap.dat updated, Prerelease build ready... #6

Closed GroundRod closed 10 years ago

GroundRod commented 10 years ago

Finished pretty much everything on the alert subsystem, appears to never have been worked on since Ixcoin was created, now has a great set of features, if we ever need to use it. Plus everyone now can check for what alerts are on the network via the getnetworkinfo command, which shows what alerts are propagating over the network in it's JSON response string.

Moved the sendalert code over into rpcnet.cpp and removed it in rpcmisc.cpp.

Also edited the basic files need to build Win32 setup.exe via the nsis app, with Ixcoin imagery and the respective windows format path variables fixed for that simple install/uninstall. See added file: setup-PathFixes.nsi

Still need to work allot more on bringing the documentation up to par, deleted most of the old bitcoin doc files for my builds, as they aren't correct or current. Note: Those deletions not included in this pull.

The configure.ac CLIENT_VERSION_IS_RELEASE is now changed to false. Don't forget to reconfig/rebuild when changing that back to true. It causes the client to show a pre-release status alert, final production code won't want that. Also the 'sendalert' command is not compiled when it's set true. Really confusing to have that variable and the other build parameters also in the clientversion.h file, as far as I can tell, they are not used or needed anywhere! So commented them out in this pull, all needed references can be found in the config built ixcoin-config.h file.

In my last pull, I set the testnet nRPCPort = 53334, as I assumed it should be one more than the testnet port, however I'm not sure if you intended on that, so changed it back here to what you had it set to, aka 53332...

ahmedbodi commented 10 years ago

i Just copied the ports from the original IXC Source. The code looks good so far, thanks very much man.

GroundRod commented 10 years ago

Your welcome Ahmed, thanks much for being there to accept them.