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Tried it briefly with getIp4. Seems to work. Good job. Maybe make a page at 127.0.0.2:8080 that has documentation or examples of usage?

So, if you aren't using the latest Trisquel, then you are using a version based on Ubuntu 12.04 or earlier. So I doubt the binaries are going to work. If you know how to do so, then your best bet would be to try compiling from source.

It's not just you. It appears to be broken on Opensuse's end. Assuming that you are using the latest version of Trisquel and assuming that the entire OBS infrastructure isn't broken, you should be able to add the repository using the following: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:p_conrad...

I'm not sure what is exactly going on. If the point of check_pow() is to determine whether a block has auxpow or not, you can just check the version in the block header. The last paragraph of this blog post may be of help. I think it seems easy. Based on the version, you either read the extra auxpow...

Armory uses more disk space than what is used when you just run Bitcoin Core, because all the blocks are read from the raw files on disk and a database is built for Armory to use. See this code . The beginning has two enums ARMORY_DB_TYPE and DB_PRUNE_TYPE. I believe ARMORY_DB_FULL is the default an...

Does this even have anything to do with Namecoin?

Anyway, this doesn't belong in project direction, because it certainly has nothing to do with the direction of the Namecoin project.

I have packages for 14.04 (among others): http://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Ap_conrad%3Acoins&package=namecoin Oh, sorry, I only saw the 14.10 ones. So senoird, you could use the repositories pmc linked to, but be sure to use the xUbuntu 14.04 instructions instead of xUbuntu ...

I am guessing that you are using the repositories on the download page of the Namecoin website. The problem is Linux Mint 17.1 is based on Ubuntu 14.04. The package in the Namecoin repository is targetted at Ubuntu 14.10. So some of the dependencies are newer than the ones you would find in Linux Mi...

Since we are considering full-blown web frameworks, I'll ask if you have considered Flask? Flask looks very similar to Bottle from my perspective. The only difference I see from a cursory inspection is that Flask only supports jinja2 as its templating engine without a plugin. The hello world syntax ...

So, I got it working today. And most of my hashes match. But for namecoin-linux-0.10-res.yml I got b13a9d5491fb66a227fd24139c48357880042cb250f0ff8d8e28764243c422a8. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it not a big deal if the resulting yml file is different as long as the source and binaries match? A...