Hi What does it take for your account (wallet name) to show on the Network Crawler?
When I used this before, my account name showed up on the network - now it doesn't, although nothing has changed other than my updating to the new wallet version 0.5.5
I am able to send and receive transactions, plus I seem to be harvesting ok, I just wondered if my not appearing there is an issue or not?
your node is most likely not accessible from the outside…
(we'll try to provide simple page on nembex to check it)
There is a node list here: http://nembex.nem.ninja/#nodes
I think only nodes, which are reachable from outside are in there.
There is a node list here: http://nembex.nem.ninja/#nodes
I think only nodes, which are reachable from outside are in there.
correct
Ok thank you
there should be support for some basic bb-code in for node identity. So in theory (haven't tried) you should be able to set something like:<br /><b><b>hiper nem</b></b><br />
to brag on nembex
haha nothing more important to do? 
haha nothing more important to do? :D
a) was working on ncc for few hours first
b) then had to do small modification to nembex
c) bb added about 10 minutes to b) :)
Ok
How does the crawler determine the operating system? My node is running CentOS but I don't have a penguin next to my details 
KC
I would really like to have a tutorial in the tutorial section on how to get port 7890 open on the Windows firewall and on a router. I think it will be very important for launch. If anybody knows if we already have one, please send me a link. Or if you can make one, please do so!
I would really like to have a tutorial in the tutorial section on how to get port 7890 open on the Windows firewall and on a router. I think it will be very important for launch. If anybody knows if we already have one, please send me a link. Or if you can make one, please do so!
That almost impossible to make as it's different for every router software.
I would really like to have a tutorial in the tutorial section on how to get port 7890 open on the Windows firewall and on a router. I think it will be very important for launch. If anybody knows if we already have one, please send me a link. Or if you can make one, please do so!
That almost impossible to make as it's different for every router software.
I agree with pat. You can't even start with "login to your router web interface", because a lot of people don't even know that IP or hostname... The only solution, that really makes sense: Refer these people to the forum. Somebody will help.
I would really like to have a tutorial in the tutorial section on how to get port 7890 open on the Windows firewall and on a router. I think it will be very important for launch. If anybody knows if we already have one, please send me a link. Or if you can make one, please do so!
That almost impossible to make as it's different for every router software.
I agree with pat. You can't even start with "login to your router web interface", because a lot of people don't even know that IP or hostname... The only solution, that really makes sense: Refer these people to the forum. Somebody will help.
It is possible to open a special thread like 'How to get port 7890 open'. There will be questions and answers, various cases and specific guides.
take a look at this thread
https://forum.ournem.com/tutorials/configuring-your-network-to-reach-nem's-cloud/
Gimre,
Any chance of a Raspberry Pi logo in the crawler for those of us running NIS on the lower powered Pi 2?
KC
Any chance of a Raspberry Pi logo in the crawler for those of us running NIS on the lower powered Pi 2?
nembex simply uses information provided by [url=http://bob.nem.ninja/docs/#extended-node-information]/node/extended-info, metaData.platform field.
and that is actually filled using Java's [url=http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/environment/sysprop.html]os.property and I guess raspis actually put Linux there.
BUT, you're actually able to provide that information IF you will use BOOT script instead of config.properties.
[url=http://bob.nem.ninja/docs/#booting-the-local-node]/node/boot used structure is http://bob.nem.ninja/docs/#bootNodeRequest
It's not stated in the docs, but you should be able to place custom "platform" field, inside metaData.
So you could put there something like "Oracle Java xxx on RaspberryPi" :)
(To test if it works or not, I'd suggest temporarily renaming nis DB, not to wait for it to load all the blocks).
gimre,
I think I understand the principle but don't have enough knowledge of Java to know how to create the JSNON object and pass that to Java at runtime so it doesn't use config.properties
KC
Houston, do we have a problem? Not seeing any nodes listed
KC
No, its just the block explorer which still needs some improvement 