Electrum is different, as it uses determinate addresses from a seed. you can find the project here: https://electrum-dash.org/

Thanks, seems like there's no solution except importing the keys into the core wallet so I guess I'm just going to have to wait for that to sync, which with my computer will probably take 6 months, lol.

Dont listen to paid ICONOMI shills like Ceti. He deliberately quote other paid shills that FUD our beloved DASH.  I will put him on ignore.   Go post Lambos in your ICONOMI thread. we dont want you here!!!


DASH is Life!!!

Dash wallet is speed of light comparing to bitcoin's. And you can edit your post, no need to post 3 times.

I don't run any on dashcentral. Do you run your remote node (vps) there? It should be taken care of by them. You don't have to start-alias your mn from local. It's simple update and you won't lose your rewards.

If you're running a linux box, install the dashman utility.

https://github.com/moocowmoo/dashman

It's soooo easy for us "lazy" masternode owners that I don't know why I wasn't using it before 12.1.  Right Icey???  Proof of ping LOL.

5 minutes?!? You must have a lot of masternodes. Good for you 

Haha yes!  I have a few.    

The longest part is waiting for the blockchain to resync after it restarts dashd.  I always run "dashman status" to verify that everything is green before moving on to the next MN.

Sentinel needs to be updated as well, for those not using Dashman you can use following command : cd .dashcore/sentinel && git pull
cronjob for Sentinel needs to be set to 1 minute, you can use the following cron :

* * * * * cdhome/YOURUSERNAME/.dashcore/sentinel && ./venv/bin/python bin/sentinel.py >/dev/null 2>&1

Warning : there is currently some discussion going on if sentinel is placed inside the .dashcore folder (atlassian guide) or directly in your home folder (github guide).
This could effect both your cronjob and the sentinel update itself. To be continued ...

I get them a lot too, but eventually Dashcentral gets things right and reports my node properly. Just leave it alone, seems to be the best advice I have received and tested.