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Hello,
This is not possible at the moment. However I believe that I may have a solution for you in the coming days. Will keep you updated soon.
with regards
Hello,
The IPN history is only relevant to withdrawals from the CoinPayments adapter.
If you are initiating an internal transfer, such as from the
[wallets_move]UI, this will not touch the coin adapter. Instead, the frontend sends a JSON API request to the server. Only if the server is not contactable at the moment would you ever see a server error.Can you please show me the exact entire error?
Thank you.
The plugin is built for PHP 5.5 and later. It is unlikely that the problem you encounter is due to this though.
As this is a very strange problem that I have not encountered before, I have to recommend that you enable WordPress logging and check the logs (see here).
I know it’s a bit of a hassle but if there is any type of PHP or SQL error it will be apparent in the logs.
Thank you.
To be honest I had not planned for this, and it does sound like a big change to the extension that will require a lot of effort.
What you are suggesting is for each combination of coin and user role to have a different rewards table. My other concern is that the admin UI would become too complex for people who do not need this feature.
Of course everything is possible.
I have to think about this a bit more.
Thank you 🙂
Monero will implement a series of scheduled forks to deter ASIC manufacturers. This does not affect the coin adapter, as the adapter simply communicates with the RPC API which should remain unchanged.
with regards
Hello,
Are you certain that you are not confusing the address with the Payment ID?
Unfortunately the CoinPayments platform only creates one monero address per account and only varies the Payment IDs.
I am currently developing a full node monero coin adapter that will be connectable to a monero wallet. This will be the recommended way to use Monero in the near future.
best regards
These are the amounts I sent.
You should check that the corresponding IPN messages are indeed delivered, via the IPN history section of your account.
The CoinPayments adapter will not work in a local install. The server must be internet-facing to receive the incoming messages.
OK thank you.
This code derives a roll from hashing a server seed with a client seed. The code is half the work, there also needs to be a protocol.
So what information would the faucet disclose to the user before the claim? How exactly would the user check the roll?
I can look at this later when I find the time but it will not be soon as I am very busy at this time.
with regards
Hello,
As a reminder, do not send the coins from CoinPayments. It’s best to send them from another Litecoin testnet wallet. I did send you coins from my testnet wallet to the deposit addresses you indicated. The chain.so explorer displays addresses in their non-P2SH format, this is why they appear different.
1. Did your coinpayments account receive the testnet coins I sent you?
2. Did the deposits appear in the plugin?Let me know please if you can. Thank you.
The transactions I sent are to the two deposit addresses you posted before.
To check you can use this tool: https://litecoin-project.github.io/p2sh-convert/
If you send from your CoinPayments account, this might not trigger a deposit.
To be sure, send a deposit from elsewhere (i.e. either a Litecoin testnet faucet or a full node wallet. I have some Litecoin testnet coins that I could send you if you like.
Reading back our conversation:
The IPN reports a deposit to address
QbQvSpvzrUjCKaMsDhVNcndS2ogQYkHGQN(equivalent to2N84AKp4kqNg7BPbpbbTMY6BztREabRewyS).You say that your user’s deposit address was
QUBozNWtD9PDSaC9RC6b77nmvFCL56foY1( equivalent to2Mzq3sMeeC3L8JPS6o64a2RMLmrkWAdmpWx). This is a different address.Could you repeat your test, making sure to use the correct deposit address for your user?
Sorry I can’t be of more help right now.
Another observation:
This is your transaction: https://chain.so/tx/LTCTEST/2e02c3177ff2f7c5230950139d45d04c51672625dd9772affa3b4cc452d4f077 It sends 2 LTCT to address
2N84AKp4kqNg7BPbpbbTMY6BztREabRewyS.Your deposit address
QUBozNWtD9PDSaC9RC6b77nmvFCL56foY1is a P2SH address (see here). These were introduced recently.The deposit will only work if the address the plugin reports is the same as the one in the IPN message. From what you say it seems to be the case. I will check to see if this somehow causes problems.
It seems that you have done everything correctly. It is unlikely that this is due to some plugin conflict. You can easily check by deactivating other plugins.
I will let you know if I find anything of use.
