Good idea @haitch ... Since you say there are still funds and that they will continue to go out, consider also donating to CurbShifter for his work on the CloudBurst, BurstCoupon and dApps library... Also to BurstJack for his work on the Private chains...

Good to see @Estie-Trixie around here again... Welcome back! xP

@zapbuzz I'm sure it happened to others too (not sure if they noticed tho), but the main point is that the chain should correct itself, as soon as there are not enough nodes supporting the forked chain where your "stuck" transaction is...

I think that if you go to your transactions page on the wallet, you may find a transaction with "/" confirmations somewhere (probably with a couple of days/weeks already)... Once that transaction gets dropped, it should not appear in that list anymore, and your balance should be correct, in theory...

Please bear in mind that I'm not a coding expert, especially of the wallet core, so I may be wrong, but I've seen it happened a couple of times before (during the BN transactions spam forks this happened with quite some people, also 1 or 2 times before that)...

At least now you know why... And a good advice is to always remember of looking to your wallet state before submitting a transaction to the network, in order to avoid stuck transactions due to forks...

@ZapbuzZ Ok so I found out why it is showing you different balances... On the explorer it shows your guaranteedBalance and on the wallet shows your unconfirmedBalance...
Now, here comes the tricky part, how do you have an unconfirmedBalance lower than your guaranteedBalance and no transactions to confirm?
My best suggestion is that you had some transaction that you made during some fork, and the chain didn't corrected itself yet... Only heard about this happening a couple of times before (and during forks), basically if it is the same thing as before it will exist one day that you go back to your wallet and realize you are around 500 Burst richer than you thought...

Check this API call to your wallet: https://wallet.burst.cryptoguru.org:8125/burst?requestType=getBalance&account=BURST-X3DK-Y3GV-QY2E-G8R8H

EDIT: Also check this post: https://burstforum.net/topic/584/problem-with-unconfirmed-transaction/6

@zapbuzz said in Who's telling the truth?:

about 500 coins and "some" kind of fee? could it be related to earlier issues such as inability to process transactions on online wallets or local ones. I had to use external web browser to do it local wallet only way possible

Well 500 burst of difference seems a lot, can you share your address?
I've seen small differences like a couple of Burst, and I have a feeling that is some fee(s) from the Asset Exchange that is not being counted in the explorer.

Using the web browser to connect to a localhost wallet is exactly the same as using it in QBundle... Not sure why are you not able to navigate the asset holdings, which version of the wallet are you using?

@zapbuzz How big is the difference? I've noticed small differences for a couple of times and I think is some kind of fee that is not being counted in the explorer...

@tinycoins said in A website to monitor lots of pools at once:

@gpedro "Not recommended" sounds like a challenge to me. I'm going to add more!

(Or are there any alternatives I should be looking at?)

Well, to make it simple I think the iframes are the best option, but the other solution I see (better efficiency one) would include the site host machine to do some web scraping work and then serve a webpage where you have all the info available in one spot... Not sure if this is the way https://starburst.pink/poolspy/ works but that is my best guess...

@tinycoins It is not recommended to use iframes especially that many in one webpage, probably the reason why 000webhostapp doesn't show everything... Thumbs up for the idea tho

I don't usually have any miner down and I almost only use windows, but surely I agree that killing all the things that shut you down on Windows is not straightforward for the most... I must say I never had any miner exiting without an error on Windows so what I usually do is just a bat with the EXE and a pause in the end so it catches the error for me.
So when I do changes or something I catch the issues and usually if I kept solving them, at some point, I have a pretty stable system... That's how usually goes for me with Burst Software... On Linux is a bit more reliable on the code you are running, instead of the code that its "running for you"...

@moverspool I totally get where you come from but I believe someone that knows how to manage Linux nowadays, knows how to keep any Windows version to rebooting so the @haitch bat should be enough for most Windows users to keep it working...

@mrwho That seems a neat feature... I think every pool owner should be aware of this, because it makes possible to make an automated thing in the pool, for end the "I need one Burst to mine", if all the pools have these codes implemented to their pool page...

@mrwho What are those codes for?