[ANN] DERO: DAG + Cryptonote + Bulletproofs + SSL + POW + Smart Contracts - page 116.

krypt0id

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Quote from: valgandar on March 29, 2018, 05:39:19 PM

Quote from: kellog9000 on March 29, 2018, 01:53:35 PM

SouthXchange....
I thought it will be better
I was expecting more.....

Dero ... I'm disappointed... Sad

It's a nice exchange, I never had any problems with them. What you where expecting? The project is new (4 months old), so the volume will be low for a while, and the development is in early stage. There's still a long way behind to go.

You're telling me that we might have to wait longer than 4 months from inception to see any real price movement!?!?!

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Quote from: kellog9000 on March 29, 2018, 01:53:35 PM

SouthXchange....
I thought it will be better
I was expecting more.....

Dero ... I'm disappointed... Sad

It's a nice exchange, I never had any problems with them. What you where expecting? The project is new (4 months old), so the volume will be low for a while, and the development is in early stage. There's still a long way behind to go.

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Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 03:44:04 PM

Quote from: krypt0id on March 29, 2018, 03:27:50 PM

Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 02:51:27 PM

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But just to clarify, note that Speedie's suggestion worked for pasting the seed and/or password into the text entry fields of the wallet, but "normal" copy and pasting (either ctrl-v or right click/paste) still do not work.
...

The reason ctrl-c/ctrl-v doesn't work in command prompt is due to the fact that ctrl-c is actually used as a command when using a CLI. CTRL-C is "break" in DOS and this is not a limitation of the wallet software but a limitation of command prompt itself. In most Linux distributions right clicking on highlighted text is interpreted as copy and you can right click to paste. Windows just doesn't do that in my experience, you have to right click on the title and select mark, go to edit-> copy/paste.

edit : the "break" command is used to kill whatever process is running so it will essentially close whatever program you have open/running in DOS.

Part of this is correct. Yes, ctrl-c is the break command in DOS/CMD but it will, indeed, copy text to the clipboard if you highlight the text with the mouse first. That said, the issue here isn't with copying text from the wallet client, rather, it is pasting text into it.

And FWIW, I have no problem pasting my password into any of the other DOS/CMD wallet clients I run (including the old DERO client) so this issue is peculiar to the alpha wallet client.

I didn't see anything regarding you only having issues with pasting into the new wallet, sorry I missed that. In that case, it is peculiar. I also don't use Windows enough so I didn't know ctrl-c would work if you actually had text highlighted. I tend to not use ctrl-c when working in any CLI as I'm used to using it to stop commands I have running. Have a merit.

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Quote from: krypt0id on March 29, 2018, 03:27:50 PM

Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 02:51:27 PM

...
But just to clarify, note that Speedie's suggestion worked for pasting the seed and/or password into the text entry fields of the wallet, but "normal" copy and pasting (either ctrl-v or right click/paste) still do not work.
...

The reason ctrl-c/ctrl-v doesn't work in command prompt is due to the fact that ctrl-c is actually used as a command when using a CLI. CTRL-C is "break" in DOS and this is not a limitation of the wallet software but a limitation of command prompt itself. In most Linux distributions right clicking on highlighted text is interpreted as copy and you can right click to paste. Windows just doesn't do that in my experience, you have to right click on the title and select mark, go to edit-> copy/paste.

edit : the "break" command is used to kill whatever process is running so it will essentially close whatever program you have open/running in DOS.

Part of this is correct. Yes, ctrl-c is the break command in DOS/CMD but it will, indeed, copy text to the clipboard if you highlight the text with the mouse first. That said, the issue here isn't with copying text from the wallet client, rather, it is pasting text into it.

And FWIW, I have no problem pasting my password into any of the other DOS/CMD wallet clients I run (including the old DERO client) so this issue is peculiar to the alpha wallet client.

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In Windows 10, if you right click in cmd prompt window you'll paste whatever you have in the clipboard.

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Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 02:51:27 PM

Quote from: CaptDero on March 29, 2018, 12:06:24 PM

Thanks @Speedie.

@MagicSmoker, For your efforts and other reasons posted before we take your posts very seriously.

Even when I'm not entirely thrilled about doing something I still try to do my best.

But just to clarify, note that Speedie's suggestion worked for pasting the seed and/or password into the text entry fields of the wallet, but "normal" copy and pasting (either ctrl-v or right click/paste) still do not work.

Also note that Speedie's trick is how you had to paste text into a command window back in Windows 7, so this is a 9 year old trick, more or less. Not something that sprang to my mind to try until Speedie mentioned it.

The reason ctrl-c/ctrl-v doesn't work in command prompt is due to the fact that ctrl-c is actually used as a command when using a CLI. CTRL-C is "break" in DOS and this is not a limitation of the wallet software but a limitation of command prompt itself. In most Linux distributions right clicking on highlighted text is interpreted as copy and you can right click to paste. Windows just doesn't do that in my experience, you have to right click on the title and select mark, go to edit-> copy/paste.

edit : the "break" command is used to kill whatever process is running so it will essentially close whatever program you have open/running in DOS.

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All pool operators please DISABLE your payment modules for now

--Serena--

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That's excellent feedback, thank you both very much

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Quote from: CaptDero on March 29, 2018, 12:06:24 PM

Thanks @Speedie.

@MagicSmoker, For your efforts and other reasons posted before we take your posts very seriously.

Even when I'm not entirely thrilled about doing something I still try to do my best.

But just to clarify, note that Speedie's suggestion worked for pasting the seed and/or password into the text entry fields of the wallet, but "normal" copy and pasting (either ctrl-v or right click/paste) still do not work.

Also note that Speedie's trick is how you had to paste text into a command window back in Windows 7, so this is a 9 year old trick, more or less. Not something that sprang to my mind to try until Speedie mentioned it.

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Quote from: kellog9000 on March 29, 2018, 01:53:35 PM

SouthXchange....
I thought it will be better
I was expecting more.....

Dero ... I'm disappointed... Sad

What's the issue?

If you don't provide feedback it's hard for us to improve. Please let us know what's on your mind

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Pls Donate Merit :)

SouthXchange....
I thought it will be better
I was expecting more.....

Dero ... I'm disappointed... Sad

--Serena--

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Hello everyone,

The network is experiencing some issues. We are asking ALL pool operators to immediately update to the new version. (http://seeds.dero.io/alpha/)

change port to 9999 in following config.json part
"daemon": {
"host": "127.0.0.1",
"port": 18091
},
thats the only change required.ask him to keep old wallet etc. running with no change.

change 18091 to 9999 port

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Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 11:50:46 AM

Quote from: Speedie on March 29, 2018, 11:39:20 AM

Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 10:40:44 AM

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I cannot right-click while sitting at the "Enter seed (25 words):" prompt. Trying again, I also cannot paste using either method to the password prompt.
...

I don't have a Win 10 box to check this on, but a couple of suggestions:

1) When you right click the title bar of the command prompt window, do you have an "Edit" sub-menu? Win 7 does, and it has a "Paste" option.

2) Also in Win 7 you can left click the icon that looks like a C:\ DOS window (upper left corner of the command prompt window) and choose "Edit" -> "Paste".

Rather than dash off a snappy response about wasting more of my time, I decided instead to try your first suggestion and, low-n-behold, it worked... Grin

So, not really sure what is going on here, but I can confirm that manually selecting paste from the right-click menu in the title bar does, indeed, paste text into both the password and recovery seed prompts in the wallet.

I suspect this only makes the proverbial water muddier, though, as far as finding a root cause/solution.

EDIT - I did not try #2, but you do get the same menu by left clicking on the DOS box icon.

Thanks @Speedie.

@MagicSmoker, For your efforts and other reasons posted before we take your posts very seriously.

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Good

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Quote from: Speedie on March 29, 2018, 11:39:20 AM

Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 10:40:44 AM

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I cannot right-click while sitting at the "Enter seed (25 words):" prompt. Trying again, I also cannot paste using either method to the password prompt.
...

I don't have a Win 10 box to check this on, but a couple of suggestions:

1) When you right click the title bar of the command prompt window, do you have an "Edit" sub-menu? Win 7 does, and it has a "Paste" option.

2) Also in Win 7 you can left click the icon that looks like a C:\ DOS window (upper left corner of the command prompt window) and choose "Edit" -> "Paste".

Rather than dash off a snappy response about wasting more of my time, I decided instead to try your first suggestion and, low-n-behold, it worked... Grin

So, not really sure what is going on here, but I can confirm that manually selecting paste from the right-click menu in the title bar does, indeed, paste text into both the password and recovery seed prompts in the wallet.

I suspect this only makes the proverbial water muddier, though, as far as finding a root cause/solution.

EDIT - I did not try #2, but you do get the same menu by left clicking on the DOS box icon.

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Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 10:40:44 AM

Quote from: CaptDero on March 29, 2018, 10:21:59 AM

Its looks working in Windows for us, Can you help in re-creating the scene/bug. Can you explain how you are executing copy-paste.
Are you able to copy/paste in notepad/wordpad etc. or just Dero wallet.

I copied the seed string by selecting the text with my cursor then hitting ctrl-c to copy. Then I opened an administrator command prompt and pasted the string into it using both ctrl-v and right clicking the mouse and selecting paste - both worked.

So pasting into a command prompt works fine, as it always has in Windows 10.

Trying to recover from seed again, when I hit ctrl-v to paste it shows a non-printable single character; looking closer, it appears to be a ? in a box, so I guess that translates as "unprintable character".

I cannot right-click while sitting at the "Enter seed (25 words):" prompt. Trying again, I also cannot paste using either method to the password prompt.

Right clicking on the title bar for the command window that the wallet is running in and selecting "Properties" I also checked the checkboxes under "Options" and all were enabled EXCEPT for "Quick edit mode," but enabling Quick edit mode didn't change anything. Still can't paste.

And yes, copy-and-paste works fine elsewhere.

I don't have a Win 10 box to check this on, but a couple of suggestions:

1) When you right click the title bar of the command prompt window, do you have an "Edit" sub-menu? Win 7 does, and it has a "Paste" option.

2) Also in Win 7 you can left click the icon that looks like a C:\ DOS window (upper left corner of the command prompt window) and choose "Edit" -> "Paste".

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Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 10:40:44 AM

Quote from: CaptDero on March 29, 2018, 10:21:59 AM

Its looks working in Windows for us, Can you help in re-creating the scene/bug. Can you explain how you are executing copy-paste.
Are you able to copy/paste in notepad/wordpad etc. or just Dero wallet.

I copied the seed string by selecting the text with my cursor then hitting ctrl-c to copy. Then I opened an administrator command prompt and pasted the string into it using both ctrl-v and right clicking the mouse and selecting paste - both worked.

So pasting into a command prompt works fine, as it always has in Windows 10.

Trying to recover from seed again, when I hit ctrl-v to paste it shows a non-printable single character; looking closer, it appears to be a ? in a box, so I guess that translates as "unprintable character".

I cannot right-click while sitting at the "Enter seed (25 words):" prompt. Trying again, I also cannot paste using either method to the password prompt.

Right clicking on the title bar for the command window that the wallet is running in and selecting "Properties" I also checked the checkboxes under "Options" and all were enabled EXCEPT for "Quick edit mode," but enabling Quick edit mode didn't change anything. Still can't paste.

And yes, copy-and-paste works fine elsewhere.

NP, will dig more. Meanwhile users can use following if copy/paste doesn't work for them:
dero-wallet-cli-windows-amd64.exe --restore-deterministic-wallet --wallet-file=wallet.db --electrum-seed="PASTE YOUR 25 WORDS SEED HERE"

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Quote from: CaptDero on March 29, 2018, 10:21:59 AM

Its looks working in Windows for us, Can you help in re-creating the scene/bug. Can you explain how you are executing copy-paste.
Are you able to copy/paste in notepad/wordpad etc. or just Dero wallet.

I copied the seed string by selecting the text with my cursor then hitting ctrl-c to copy. Then I opened an administrator command prompt and pasted the string into it using both ctrl-v and right clicking the mouse and selecting paste - both worked.

So pasting into a command prompt works fine, as it always has in Windows 10.

Trying to recover from seed again, when I hit ctrl-v to paste it shows a non-printable single character; looking closer, it appears to be a ? in a box, so I guess that translates as "unprintable character".

I cannot right-click while sitting at the "Enter seed (25 words):" prompt. Trying again, I also cannot paste using either method to the password prompt.

Right clicking on the title bar for the command window that the wallet is running in and selecting "Properties" I also checked the checkboxes under "Options" and all were enabled EXCEPT for "Quick edit mode," but enabling Quick edit mode didn't change anything. Still can't paste.

And yes, copy-and-paste works fine elsewhere.

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Quote from: CaptDero on March 29, 2018, 09:28:24 AM

Quote from: MagicSmoker on March 29, 2018, 06:05:25 AM

Quote from: --Serena-- on March 28, 2018, 05:36:51 PM

You don't need to use commands like that in the new wallet to restore from seed

use command 3 on the first menu that shows up automatically after you open the wallet

Challenge accepted... I backed up the wallet.dat file that I had created by doing restore from seed my way (ie - using command line switches) and tried restoring from seed by selecting option 3.

All seemed to be going well until I found out I had to manually type in the 25 word recovery seed because copy and paste was blocked - and yes, this is Windows 10, not Windows 7, so I should have been allowed to paste in the seed. Needless to say, having to manually type in the seed is frustrating, time consuming and prone to typos, and I can't think of a single benefit to blocking copy-and-paste so that should be addressed before releasing the wallet to the wider world.

And yet again y'all roped me into bug hunting... Undecided

Will check why copy-paste didn't worked in windows 10. Its working for all including Linux, MacOS, Freebsd etc. Till date only two users including you have reported this, will try to fix and dig more about this.

Its looks working in Windows for us, Can you help in re-creating the scene/bug. Can you explain how you are executing copy-paste.
Are you able to copy/paste in notepad/wordpad etc. or just Dero wallet.

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Deposits/Withdrawal not working on Stocks Exchange, avoid till next update.
Use https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/DERO/BTC

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