Link takes me to 3.7 I guess SourceForge hasn’t updated its mirrors yet.  The files are there on the admin side, but not on the user side.  I have no idea how long that will take.  It’s always been immediate in the past. Edit: SourceForge is updated now. Related posts: […]

Quote from: knightmb on August 03, 2010, 23:46:46 There are two versions, one built from stock code, the other modified to accept up to 1,000 nodes (hence the super node name) I’d rather you didn’t make a build of the 1000 node connecting version available.  It won’t take very many […]

Version 0.3.8 adds an important security improvement.  Everyone should upgrade to get this change. The new safety feature displays a warning message in the status bar and locks down RPC if it detects a problem that may require an upgrade. If it sees a longer chain, but it can’t process […]

creighto: I agree with that idea.  After a few hours, it should be possible for the client to notice if the flow of blocks has dropped off by more than would be likely just by chance.  It could tell if it’s not hearing the hum of the world anymore. Quote […]

Quote from: jgarzik on August 03, 2010, 18:09:08 bitcoin requires the Content-Length header, but several JSON-RPC libraries do not provide it. When the Content-Length header is absent, bitcoin returns 500 Internal Server Error. Quote from: gavinandresen on August 03, 2010, 18:56:44 Can you be more specific about which JSON libraries […]

Quote from: sgtstein on August 03, 2010, 17:30:37 I have successfully built it with 4.8, 4.7 never would but with 4.8 bitcoind locks up whenever it dumps the initial block download to disk. 🙁 I urge you not to use BDB 4.8.  The database/log0000* files will be incompatible if anyone […]

Quote from: nimnul on August 03, 2010, 17:51:15 Is satoshi noWx patch in 0.3.7 already? Before that bitcoind required wx, and I never seen Satoshi announcing that it’s in trunk Yes, 0.3.7 has it.  It was in rev 112. Related posts: Re: Automated nightly builds I finally managed to get […]

There has been a discussion going on elsewhere about using protocol buffers for bitcoin. To summarise the advantages: -> Small encoding -> Very fast -> Implementations in loads of languages (So writing new clients become a lot simpler) -> Forwards compatible (indeed, this is most of the point of protocol […]

Is it 2x fast on AMD and 1/2 fast on Intel? Quote from: tcatm on July 31, 2010, 10:12:38 Btw. Why are you using this alignup<16> function when __attribute__ ((aligned (16))) will tell the compiler to align at compiletime? Tried that, but it doesn’t work for things on the stack.  […]

Hardware MacBook Pro 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (Model 4,1) 2 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM Software Mac OS X 10.6.4 Snow Leopard Bitcoin 0.3.7 (according to Bitcoin >> About) Problems Preferences: the preferences I have tried all have zero effect as far as I can tell. “Minimize to […]