Thanks, done that

I have some 500-ish HXX leftover. Thought about setting up a masternode with them but probably need to get some HXX from exchanges.

Found the part in the code (https://github.com/hexxcointakeover/4.0.1.X/blob/master/src/znode.h#L25) though it is currently 10 for testing it previously was 1000, will need to wait for dev to make the final decision on how many hxx are required

Global hashrate went x5, price also spiked 

It seems in the current wallet (4.0.1.4) RPC doesn't work? Postman shows "error connecting to .."

COOL, mining difficulty x10 in 3 days 

...will the price catch up

use QT version to get the RPC up...

./hexxcoin-qt -server -rpcuser=xxx -rpcpassword=xxx -rpcallowip=0.0.0.0/0 -rpcthreads=100 &

works for me!

I checked further and it seems:

- the wallet listens correctly on the specified port and authentication works
- the wallet doesn't send the correct content length in its response (HPE_INVALID_CONTENT_LENGTH)
- happens with beta2 wallet as well

Somebody knows why that might be?

Edit: Wireshark confirmed that, the content length field contains invalid input (characters 'zu\r\n'):



Also it seems always to be 'zu\r\n', regardless of the methods used and if they throw an error like "method not found"

Edit: Also just found this, might be the cause that the windows wallet is compiled with an very old version of visual studio: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15610053/correct-printf-format-specifier-for-size-t-zu-or-iu

will get on it later.
compiled with ubuntu 18