Unknown typically means that you don't have the block which contains the tx in question. As I mentioned before, Cryptonite wont download the full blockchain when you sync. You can find out if the tx actually exists in the main blockchain by checking our block explorer. As for reporting that bug, we need to determine whether it also exists in Bitcoin before we do anything about it.

Hello,

I have two important things here

First: For the "Conflicted" status I'm pretty sure now of the reason it caused it as I said before because I tested it manually twice and it did the exact same thing.


You can test this yourself using the following scenario:

1. Open cryptonite client while causing some load on the internet connection (open a download or something) to cause a delay before it gets any connections.
2. Create a transaction while no connections exists.
3. After getting some connections wait for that transaction to be confirmed, And guess what, It'll never be because it didn't broadcast to the network.

Second: For the bug, I've regenerated the exact situation and had the exact result, so if you wish you can tell me how to send you the wallet file to trace the code, Or you can make the way to it - It's so simple

1. Create a brand new wallet with 12 addresses.
2. Send 0.0000001000 XCN to each address and wait for them to be confirmed.
3. Try to send 0.0000010000 from the newly created wallet.
4. You will get the same message that I had with the false calculated total amount.


I don't know how to test this in Bitcoin client.

Hello,

Close the program, Remove the addresses you added from the conf file, Delete "peers.dat" file, Start the program again and wait.

That worked for me.

I thought you added them through the cryptonite.conf file.

"cryptonite.conf" is not there by default.

What you did should be enough, But if you want to do more work, You should forward port 8253 to your PC's local IP Address.

Its been running Many hours now and No updates at all
I do have connections
I have added the port to port forward
and I am getting incoming and outgoing traffic
But no updating at all

Here are the last few errors in the debug log

prev=000000000582a484b49667db868f2a2678ce0dd3f6399d05be7ca5c2eddb8812
2014-12-27 04:03:22 ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=0000000003e012a97de30a1c31f70b3f728f4f925ee7bb075f95a5cadc203551
2014-12-27 04:03:34 socket recv error 10054

All good now thankyou
I had to restart twice   but all good now

bitcoinunits.cpp line 99


uXCN should be returning 4 not 5

There has been a lot of talk about scalability for a long time. The Mini-blockchain Scheme will remain the most scalable cryptocurrency scheme for the foreseeable future. The best proposal I have seen for pruning Bitcoin is the Ultimate Blockchain Pruning Scheme but I haven't seen it successfully implemented and it still has several disadvantages compared to the Mini-blockchain Scheme. I think as the scalability issue becomes more prominent within Bitcoin and other Bitcoin-based coins which require the full blockchain to be stored, people will start to appreciate the Mini-blockchain Scheme much more than they do now. But I also know that Cryptonite wont succeed unless I can build a market around it and give people something to spend their XCN on.

Although that would be a good thing, I really don't think it matters.
My theory is that the majority of Bitcoin holders(90% or more) simply think that bitcoins are a good investment and a alternative way of storing their money. The fact that we can easily exchange them among each other makes them somewhat similar to money, but I believe that as long as the coin itself doesn't offer something that our regular money does - there are few reasons why bitcoins would compete with our established monetary system.

In the same way, let's say hypothetically that gold could be sent through the internet, that doesn't mean we would start to use gold instead of our fiat.