Topic: 0.96.1 testing build #4 - page 4. (Read 8101 times)

(of course I used 'git' instead of 'dit')

I tried it from the osxdir and with testing branch but no success (Mac OS Sierra 12.2.5, Xcode 8 ).

Update:
 I made progress. I executed the git commands from the root dir of the source (like gangtraet suggested) and compiled:
- The before missing ArmoryQt.py etc. files are included now :-)
- Starting Armory from terminal prints:  
Update 2
Yippie! My build works. My quick fix was to replace libpng from the app bundle (v1.6.28) with the one from my system (v1.6.29) (you can get it with brew install libpng).

Updating the version number in build-app.py should do the job too.

Hope this has not any negative side effects.
 

I had the same problem.  I think it is related to something missing from the source code package that github generates.  Maybe if you get the source code like this:

Make sure you are in a folder without an old BitcoinArmory source folder in it, then run
then you should have the complete source code.


EDIT: spelling.

Thanks for your help.

I already tried to compile it by myself. Compiling works but the app package does not start as well but with a different error message (ArmoryQt.Py is missing) and the binary is about 50mb smaller than the one from the github release. My Mac is from Mid 2012,  Intel Core i5, 2,5 GHz.

For reference the first lines of the crash report



Maybe it's related to this issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38167803/genymotion-crash-on-start-in-osx

Ouch!  I cannot really read the crash report, but I notice this part:


To me, it looks like your Mac is somewhat old, and that the executable is built assuming a newer CPU.  I don't know how to proceed from here, perhaps the developers can help you.

I guess you can attempt to build Armory.app yourself, I did not have any success doing so myself, but you could try following the instructions here:
https://github.com/goatpig/BitcoinArmory/blob/master/osxbuild/OSX_build_notes.md

It might, however, be a good idea to wait until goatpig and co come online and reply in this thread, they may have better ideas.

Then Mac OS crash report opens. I pm'ed you the full report.

Try opening a Terminal, and go to the folder where Armory.app is.  Then start it with this command line:


Cut-and-paste any errors to this thread.

I moved my Armory.app package around several times with finder but it didn't help

My exact steps:
- unpack tar.gz package
- move Armory.app to another folder
- start Armory.app
- OS X warning pops up that file is not from a certified developer.
- I go to system settings -> security -> click "open" -> confirm that I want to open Armory
- Armory symbol starts to jump around in dock but after some seconds it disappears again
- Armory Bitcoin Client crashed window pops up (same msg as posted before)

It may be my post he is referring to.  You need to move Armory.app using the Finder before you can use it.  If it has never been moved since it was unpacked (or was moved using mv), OS X enables some hacking protection called App Translocation, and that unfortunately breaks Armory (although a simple workaround could be enable at build time).

See https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19519942

I was digging to the whole thread to find some solution but couldn't come up with anything that worked for me on Mac OS 10.12.5.

I moved the binary to another folder/applications but Armory still doesn't start.

I tried to compile with but same problem.

Starting Armory by command line within the .app package returns

executing

in "osxbuild" as suggested in this thread and building it again leads to the same problem....  

according to my build log the error msg are similar to the ones gangtraet got.

Seems there are really some files missing in my compiled mac binary. It's only about 108MB while the binary from the latest releases is around 150mb. Unfortunately the binaries from the latest release are also not working for me.

There was a post some weeks ago in this thread where someone pointed out something about the newest OSX giving you grief if you don't move the scripts around on your system (for whatever reason). You should try and dig that out.

Okay, I sent him a msg. When I started Armory in the console it printed this error msg:

BitcoinArmory/osxbuild/workspace/Armory.app/Contents/MacOS/py/usr/local/lib/armory/ArmoryQt.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory

Ask droark, he takes care of the OSX stuff.

I just checked the Application Support dir of Armory but no log files were created for that crash.

Yes


If your online system is weak, wait for 0.96.1.

Will there be offline bundles for the next release? If I setup a new offline wallet should I use 0.96 or one of the latest test versions or wait for 0.96.1 (approx release date?)?

I used to have ubuntu 12 on my offline wallet but some altcoins wallets require a more up to date system. My plan is to create the dependency files on my own when I run the ubuntu 16 live cd on an online machine and install armory. All packages should then be in /var/cache/apt/archives/ and can be copied to the same folder on the offline machine that runs the same fresh ubuntu install. "sudo dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/*deb" should install the packages. Maybe it's useful for someone.

The mac binary of the latest test version is not starting. I filled an issue: https://github.com/goatpig/BitcoinArmory/issues/253

Thanks for all the work goatpig.

Bug Report: Armory 0.96.0.3-testing

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BUG #1

Offline Transactions > Sign/Broadcast transaction > Load file ...

The file loading function in Offline Transactions seem to be broken. In order to load the file you have to open the .tx files with the notepad and copy/paste the text. *** PROBABLY SOLVED: (.TX) DATA WITH 0.96.0.2 CREATED ***

armorylog.txt

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BUG #2

Select Offline Wallet > Send > Open address book > Select address

This button is also still broken (like double-click). Addresses can only be chosen via the address book by right-click copy address and paste it into the address field in the sending dialoge.

armorylog.txt
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BUG #3

Right-click tx in global ledger (main window) > Select "bump fee"

This function (menu button) also seems to be broken. When you click on it, nothing happens (like Bug #1).
*** PROBABLY SOLVED: INSUFFICIENT FUNDING (MAX. INPUT SPENDING) ***

armorylog.txt
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Kind regards :-)

oke, will have to wait for the build to test it out.

*EDIT: since I started without the bitcoind and with bitcoin core in the foreground it runs without crashes.

Pushed a fix for that

and again:

Cleared the logs first and started armory...I just let it run (with bitcoind in background) and it crashed:

dblog:
https://pastebin.com/cfNL4WBM

armorylog:
https://pastebin.com/ixRCKe2t

Taskmanager:
https://s16.postimg.org/6gctny42t/taskmanager.png
It's running fine untill it crashes. .2 test version didnt do that. Cleared the log files and started it again. Here they are:

armory log:
https://pastebin.com/TiWpt0yr

dblog:
https://pastebin.com/DFJ7TrBc


Let me rephrase, I have two wallets, one mine and one not mine. When I start armory the filter is default to MyWallets setting but it's showing ALL wallets until I change something in the comments fields, then it will show only My Wallets and thus showing one wallet in my case.
(If armory start defaulting to My Wallets then it should only show my wallets and not all of them.)