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Just a note on what Reto said earlier; I had the same problem with openssl not installing/working properly (as in, installer froze, couldn't type openssl in prompt).

It looks like it is putting the files on hdd, but not setting paths indeed. Reto suggested adding C:\openssl-win32\ directory to path, but the actual executable is in c:\openssl-win32\bin, so adding that instead allowed me to use it.

Now that I can use it...what exactly do I use it for? I mean...bmc.py was already working for me before I added the paths stuff before...so was it just working while not using SSL? and now it is?
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Can you give us more information about your system setup?

Which version of python have you installed?
legendary
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Maybe try reinstalling M2Crypto?

I have just done that.

Success!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have Windows 7 x64,
I reinstalled m2crypto 32-bit version, but still have

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import __m2crypto
ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found.

Where do you get 64-bit distributive of M2Crypto ?
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legendary
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Bitcoins sent.

thanks again, error!!!!!
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And the winner is error!

Well done, your btc has already deen sent to you.
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I did as part of the setup package on github from nefario.

but maybe something went wrong.

do you have the M2Crypto package separately?
Or can I confirm somewhere that the  M2Crypto package is properly installed and works?

Maybe something did go wrong. That error sounds like it isn't installed. Maybe try reinstalling M2Crypto?

I have just done that.

Success!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you made it!!!!!

send me your bitcoin address and I send you the 10 btc.


Woohoo! Congrats!

PM sent. Smiley Thanks!
legendary
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I did as part of the setup package on github from nefario.

but maybe something went wrong.

do you have the M2Crypto package separately?
Or can I confirm somewhere that the  M2Crypto package is properly installed and works?

Maybe something did go wrong. That error sounds like it isn't installed. Maybe try reinstalling M2Crypto?

I have just done that.

Success!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you made it!!!!!

send me your bitcoin address and I send you the 10 btc.
hero member
Activity: 588
Merit: 500
I did as part of the setup package on github from nefario.

but maybe something went wrong.

do you have the M2Crypto package separately?
Or can I confirm somewhere that the  M2Crypto package is properly installed and works?

Maybe something did go wrong. That error sounds like it isn't installed. Maybe try reinstalling M2Crypto?
legendary
Activity: 2100
Merit: 1000
I did as part of the setup package on github from nefario.

but maybe something went wrong.

do you have the M2Crypto package separately?
Or can I confirm somewhere that the  M2Crypto package is properly installed and works?
hero member
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OK, I gave up and decided to rebuild OpenSSL for Windows from source myself.

Download this package, unzip it, and copy the two .dll files into C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder.

(In case there's any concern, my entire build tree is here.)

At that point, install the rest of the stuff, go to C:\bm in the command prompt from his prompt.bat, and then type 'bmc.py register'. If it works, then you're all set. (If you're following the tutorial, on Windows you have to type bmc.py instead of bmc.)

Thanks a lot. I did exactly what you described. Do I still need to try installing an OpenSSSL program after that or do your 2 files cover that?
By the way , I tried bitcoinmarket.py afterwards and I still get the same error message.

"Traceback :
 File "C....\blackmarket.py, line 10, in
   from M2Crypto.util import passphrase_callback as prompt_password
Import Error: No module named M2Crypto.uitl"

Hm, did you install the M2Crypto package?
legendary
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OK, I gave up and decided to rebuild OpenSSL for Windows from source myself.

Download this package, unzip it, and copy the two .dll files into C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder.

(In case there's any concern, my entire build tree is here.)

At that point, install the rest of the stuff, go to C:\bm in the command prompt from his prompt.bat, and then type 'bmc.py register'. If it works, then you're all set. (If you're following the tutorial, on Windows you have to type bmc.py instead of bmc.)

Thanks a lot. I did exactly what you described. Do I still need to try installing an OpenSSSL program after that or do your 2 files cover that?
By the way , I tried bitcoinmarket.py afterwards and I still get the same error message.

"Traceback :
 File "C....\blackmarket.py, line 10, in
   from M2Crypto.util import passphrase_callback as prompt_password
Import Error: No module named M2Crypto.uitl"
hero member
Activity: 588
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OK, I gave up and decided to rebuild OpenSSL for Windows from source myself.

Download this package, unzip it, and copy the two .dll files into C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder.

(In case there's any concern, my entire build tree is here.)

At that point, install the rest of the stuff, go to C:\bm in the command prompt from his prompt.bat, and then type 'bmc.py register'. If it works, then you're all set. (If you're following the tutorial, on Windows you have to type bmc.py instead of bmc.)
hero member
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I am on IRC now with nick S3052

Yep. Sorry we didn't have enough time while there to figure this out.

For what it's worth the OpenSSL included from nefario's download page is installing properly for me. What's more, is for some reason I can't seem to get the installer to generate a log file which might help figure out what's going wrong on your system.
legendary
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EDIT: Still does not work..

If you can propose some fixes that work, I add another 10 BTC to the bounty of Nefario, making it a  total of 25 BTC.
hero member
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I have tried to install at least 5 different versions of OpenSSl and ALL crashed in the latter half of the installation.

It would be great to know how to fix it.

Are you going to be around a while? If so, I can chat with you on IRC. I'm probably gonna have to break out my virtual machine again. Smiley
legendary
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I have tried to install at least 5 different versions of OpenSSl and ALL crashed in the latter half of the installation.

It would be great to know how to fix it.
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legendary
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The OpenSSL Windows build wants a specific version of the VC++ 2008 redistributable. I would recommend removing the existing redistributable, installing this one, then installing OpenSSL, then reinstalling (or updating) any other necessary MS components.

64-bit
32-bit

So..
1) I have deinstalled all VC++ redistributables
2) Installed the 64bit version of VC++ per your attached link
3) now I am looking for the 64bit version of OpenSSL.

How do I get this one?

EDIT
I got one here:
http://win32-openssl.soft-ware.net/downloads.asp#dl2
Then downloaded the 64bit version and it all looked good until the last millimeters on the progress indicator.. then STOPPED and crash as all the times before in the installation processs.
SH.......

HELPplease...

I committ suicide...
legendary
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Nope, I just slept...

I will try to do the uninstall / install tonight and then report back to you
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