@dougchristman try burstcoin.cc:3333 ... and check https://burstforum.net/topic/9282/i-need-one-burstcoin-help for doing reward assignment with less than 1 BURST.

@crutsy Thanks, thats interesting ... will try that.

@rds said in Who has a list of good peers to get past block 514546?:

@luxe , did you actually "cherry pick" peers that you knew were past 514546 and load them into your config file?

Yes i tried. I would not say something like that without being quite sure about it.

@rds I tried for 12h ... it is currently not possible to sync the wallet to the chain, that is distributed via database download.

Would be happy about anyone proving me wrong!

@haitch i'm running my wallets with mariadb and latest release https://github.com/PoC-Consortium/burstcoin/releases ... but on windows, you think i should try that on linux?

@haitch how did you resolve that?

@zapbuzz i just do not like the label, 'multiout payment' or something would have caused less confusion.

@mess The pool pays you with new transaction type 'multi-out', that allows to send different amounts of BURST to up to 64 recipients within one transaction. The recipients and amounts are in the attachment of the transaction. A technical detail that makes this transaction not compatible with current explorer or wallet gui if you are a recipient. As a workaround, they added the 'reverse' tab to the explorer. Reverse in this case does not mean you pay something, it's reverse in relation to 'multi-out'. So every time you get a payment via 'multi-out' transaction, the payment will show up under that tab.

Edit: I noticed that the transaction links under 'multi-out reverse' don't work yet, but you can search for that thransaction IDs, looking at e.g. https://explore.burst.cryptoguru.org/transaction/17591202974717034942 should explain better than i can.

@energy ok thanks, good to know.

@bytheseaster Not sure if still the case, but ensure the output has no staggersize. If not in config.yml you may need to set:

use_poc2_format: true