Can anyone having sync issues please help us to find the cause.
Head over to our tech support forum topic and post your details:
http://forum.navcoin.org/index.php?/topic/36-390-sync-issues
Cheers,
Craig.
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I still have the same issue - v3.7 works seemless and v3.9 does not connect
here is the latest debug log tail:
Quote
init message: Laden abgeschlossen
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
keypool reserve 10
keypool return 10
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
keypool reserve 10
keypool return 10
at this point the NAVcoin-qt client hangs with a steady process load of 12%. If I exit the client it does not stop but becomes non interactive and hangs with 12% process load. I can kill it then with the task manager. Starting v3.7 with the absolute same configuration connects immediately. Environment is Win10.
If somebody has a explanation that leads to solve the problem I will tip 10 NAV
Is active UPnP on your router? Must be activated
no idea - but v3.7 works seamless and the v3.7 log shows the same entry
If somebody has a better explanation that leads to solve the problem I will tip 20 NAV now
According to
Hi guys,
... I would just let it run a few hours or a day and check again.
... I would just let it run a few hours or a day and check again.
I let my node run for more than 19 hours now and it still produces constant 12% processor load and does not connect.
But there is another log entry now:
Quote
...
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::numI2PConnectionsChanged(int) to BitcoinGUI::setNumI2PConnections(int)
dumpaddr thread stop
msghand thread interrupt
net thread interrupt
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::numI2PConnectionsChanged(int) to BitcoinGUI::setNumI2PConnections(int)
dumpaddr thread stop
msghand thread interrupt
net thread interrupt
that does not look surprising and may not give a hint - but there is also another log "db.log" that could give a hint:
Quote
Unacceptable log file C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\NavCoin2\database\log.0000000059: unsupported log version 17
Invalid log file: log.0000000059: Invalid argument
PANIC: Invalid argument
process-private: unable to find environment
process-private: unable to find environment
Invalid log file: log.0000000059: Invalid argument
PANIC: Invalid argument
process-private: unable to find environment
process-private: unable to find environment
is it possible that the upgrade from v3.7 to v3.9 uses a different data structure somewhere?
Welcome to our new team members. I will be trying to free up my schedule and hope to make the March 9th summit. Things just keep progressing
nicely and the momentum behind NAV is growing.
Great update Pakage. If I cannot attend, will you be live streaming the event???
I don't think its being live streamed unfortunately. This event is not put on by us, it is put on by AML Solutions so it's not something i have control over. I would only suggest attending if the other speaker topics interest you. I think I am the only speaker talking about cryptocurrencies, so if you're just there to hear me speak it may be a long day of presentations on other financial areas
I am also talking at Bitcoin Malaysia's Blockchain Conference on the 9th of April in Kuala Lumpur. This one will be much more focused on blockchain tech. More info about that when their registration site is up.
Anyone else getting rapid fire staking rewards? 3 transactions every minute is a lot for me.
Great weekly update again by the Nav Coin team!
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Hi Nav Coiners,
It’s time for our weekly update and we have some more great news for you this week. We are really starting to gather some momentum as we work towards some of our goals and also add some new capabilities to the team.
We are also aware of the syncing issues that everyone is having with the latest wallet and we are working to resolve that issue.
Dedicated Nav Coin Community Site
We have put together a community site dedicated to Nav Coin with the main feature being the forum. The main advantage is having topics split up so information is easier to find. With a 1000+ page long thread here the useful information gets quickly buried. It also has much better capabilities than bitcointalk and should enable everyone to submit richer post content.
There is also a chat room, calendar and staff directory.
http://forum.navcoin.org/
From today onwards, our official forum is going to be our main forum for information, news, troubleshooting etc.. so please sign up and head on over there. Don’t forget we are also available on Slack, Telegram, Reddit, Twitter and Facebook too.
Craig MacGregor speaking at AML Summit
Craig MacGregor has been asked to speak amongst International Keynote Speakers and local industry leaders at a financial consultancy summit in Auckland, New Zealand. There he will be educating local financial industry members on the benefits of blockchain technology and will be acting as an ambassador to promote Nav Coin.
The conference takes place on the 9th of March 2017. Registration is now open.
http://www.amlsolutions.co.nz/aml-summit-1
http://forum.navcoin.org/index.php?/calendar/event/1-nz-aml-summit
New Team Members
Michael Douranos, Victor Jones & David Quick.
Michael is coming onboard as our latest Community Manager. He has worked alongside Petros in the past and together they have a proven track record to create brand awareness and help communities grow.
Victor is a Senior Software Developer from Auckland and is a talented developer. He is coming on board firstly to help finish the unit testing and optimization of NavTech and then is going to review and analyze the system to give his recommendations on improvements.
David is a Senior Interactive Designer also from Auckland. He is going to firstly help us bring a fresh design to the Nav Coin website focusing on User Experience and Search Engine Optimization.
Our team is growing quite nicely, we now have 11 members. You can keep up to date with our team on the website
http://www.navcoin.org/foundation
We are still looking for more intermediate - senior developers to come onboard and help with our development projects. Primary required skills are Javascript or C++ (or both). For now the pay is modest but we are looking at ways to raise some venture capital and the positions will hopefully turn into contract work at industry rates.
Contact us if you think you fit the bill!
Nav Coin Core Upgrade
Craig, Soopy and Alex are working to get the Nav Coin Core up to date with the Bitcoin 13.0 source. This will increase Nav Coin’s stability, capabilities and ability to integrate with other services. By updating to 13.0 we will get some great technical benefits including the capability to have a Nav Coin Insight API and Segregated Witness.
With the advent of the Insight API we will be able to be added to many more platforms including the KeepKey hardware wallet and various credit card issuers.
This project has been given priority for our core team because it is currently blocking some of the other projects we want to start.
Copay Fork
Once we have upgraded the Nav Core to reflect Bitcoin 13.0 we will begin work on forking Bitpay’s Copay wallet for use with Nav Coin. It is a great javascript based wallet that is capable of being a full node. It is capable of running on Android, iOS and as a Web Wallet on any Desktop.
We have consolidated some of our existing projects for mobile wallets under this banner as it has proven to be the best way to move forward.
https://copay.io/
The current Web Wallet project remains and we are still hopeful to get this out to you all soon. Our third party contractor is having some delays with the project. I will let you know more information as it comes available.
We have also updated the website with the latest projects:
http://navcoin.org/projects
That is our report for the week. Lots going on, lots of momentum building. See you all on the new forum!
Talk Soon,
Craig.
It’s time for our weekly update and we have some more great news for you this week. We are really starting to gather some momentum as we work towards some of our goals and also add some new capabilities to the team.
We are also aware of the syncing issues that everyone is having with the latest wallet and we are working to resolve that issue.
Quote from: Nav Coin
Dedicated Nav Coin Community Site
We have put together a community site dedicated to Nav Coin with the main feature being the forum. The main advantage is having topics split up so information is easier to find. With a 1000+ page long thread here the useful information gets quickly buried. It also has much better capabilities than bitcointalk and should enable everyone to submit richer post content.
There is also a chat room, calendar and staff directory.
http://forum.navcoin.org/
From today onwards, our official forum is going to be our main forum for information, news, troubleshooting etc.. so please sign up and head on over there. Don’t forget we are also available on Slack, Telegram, Reddit, Twitter and Facebook too.
Quote from: Nav Coin
Craig MacGregor speaking at AML Summit
Craig MacGregor has been asked to speak amongst International Keynote Speakers and local industry leaders at a financial consultancy summit in Auckland, New Zealand. There he will be educating local financial industry members on the benefits of blockchain technology and will be acting as an ambassador to promote Nav Coin.
The conference takes place on the 9th of March 2017. Registration is now open.
http://www.amlsolutions.co.nz/aml-summit-1
http://forum.navcoin.org/index.php?/calendar/event/1-nz-aml-summit
Quote from: Nav Coin
New Team Members
Michael Douranos, Victor Jones & David Quick.
Michael is coming onboard as our latest Community Manager. He has worked alongside Petros in the past and together they have a proven track record to create brand awareness and help communities grow.
Victor is a Senior Software Developer from Auckland and is a talented developer. He is coming on board firstly to help finish the unit testing and optimization of NavTech and then is going to review and analyze the system to give his recommendations on improvements.
David is a Senior Interactive Designer also from Auckland. He is going to firstly help us bring a fresh design to the Nav Coin website focusing on User Experience and Search Engine Optimization.
Our team is growing quite nicely, we now have 11 members. You can keep up to date with our team on the website
http://www.navcoin.org/foundation
We are still looking for more intermediate - senior developers to come onboard and help with our development projects. Primary required skills are Javascript or C++ (or both). For now the pay is modest but we are looking at ways to raise some venture capital and the positions will hopefully turn into contract work at industry rates.
Contact us if you think you fit the bill!
Quote from: Nav Coin
Nav Coin Core Upgrade
Craig, Soopy and Alex are working to get the Nav Coin Core up to date with the Bitcoin 13.0 source. This will increase Nav Coin’s stability, capabilities and ability to integrate with other services. By updating to 13.0 we will get some great technical benefits including the capability to have a Nav Coin Insight API and Segregated Witness.
With the advent of the Insight API we will be able to be added to many more platforms including the KeepKey hardware wallet and various credit card issuers.
This project has been given priority for our core team because it is currently blocking some of the other projects we want to start.
Quote from: Nav Coin
Copay Fork
Once we have upgraded the Nav Core to reflect Bitcoin 13.0 we will begin work on forking Bitpay’s Copay wallet for use with Nav Coin. It is a great javascript based wallet that is capable of being a full node. It is capable of running on Android, iOS and as a Web Wallet on any Desktop.
We have consolidated some of our existing projects for mobile wallets under this banner as it has proven to be the best way to move forward.
https://copay.io/
The current Web Wallet project remains and we are still hopeful to get this out to you all soon. Our third party contractor is having some delays with the project. I will let you know more information as it comes available.
We have also updated the website with the latest projects:
http://navcoin.org/projects
That is our report for the week. Lots going on, lots of momentum building. See you all on the new forum!
Talk Soon,
Craig.
Welcome to our new team members. I will be trying to free up my schedule and hope to make the March 9th summit. Things just keep progressing
nicely and the momentum behind NAV is growing.
Great update Pakage. If I cannot attend, will you be live streaming the event???
Hi Nav Coiners,
It’s time for our weekly update and we have some more great news for you this week. We are really starting to gather some momentum as we work towards some of our goals and also add some new capabilities to the team.
We are also aware of the syncing issues that everyone is having with the latest wallet and we are working to resolve that issue.
Dedicated Nav Coin Community Site
We have put together a community site dedicated to Nav Coin with the main feature being the forum. The main advantage is having topics split up so information is easier to find. With a 1000+ page long thread here the useful information gets quickly buried. It also has much better capabilities than bitcointalk and should enable everyone to submit richer post content.
There is also a chat room, calendar and staff directory.
http://forum.navcoin.org/
From today onwards, our official forum is going to be our main forum for information, news, troubleshooting etc.. so please sign up and head on over there. Don’t forget we are also available on Slack, Telegram, Reddit, Twitter and Facebook too.
Craig MacGregor speaking at AML Summit
Craig MacGregor has been asked to speak amongst International Keynote Speakers and local industry leaders at a financial consultancy summit in Auckland, New Zealand. There he will be educating local financial industry members on the benefits of blockchain technology and will be acting as an ambassador to promote Nav Coin.
The conference takes place on the 9th of March 2017. Registration is now open.
http://www.amlsolutions.co.nz/aml-summit-1
http://forum.navcoin.org/index.php?/calendar/event/1-nz-aml-summit
New Team Members
Michael Douranos, Victor Jones & David Quick.
Michael is coming onboard as our latest Community Manager. He has worked alongside Petros in the past and together they have a proven track record to create brand awareness and help communities grow.
Victor is a Senior Software Developer from Auckland and is a talented developer. He is coming on board firstly to help finish the unit testing and optimization of NavTech and then is going to review and analyze the system to give his recommendations on improvements.
David is a Senior Interactive Designer also from Auckland. He is going to firstly help us bring a fresh design to the Nav Coin website focusing on User Experience and Search Engine Optimization.
Our team is growing quite nicely, we now have 11 members. You can keep up to date with our team on the website
http://www.navcoin.org/foundation
We are still looking for more intermediate - senior developers to come onboard and help with our development projects. Primary required skills are Javascript or C++ (or both). For now the pay is modest but we are looking at ways to raise some venture capital and the positions will hopefully turn into contract work at industry rates.
Contact us if you think you fit the bill!
Nav Coin Core Upgrade
Craig, Soopy and Alex are working to get the Nav Coin Core up to date with the Bitcoin 13.0 source. This will increase Nav Coin’s stability, capabilities and ability to integrate with other services. By updating to 13.0 we will get some great technical benefits including the capability to have a Nav Coin Insight API and Segregated Witness.
With the advent of the Insight API we will be able to be added to many more platforms including the KeepKey hardware wallet and various credit card issuers.
This project has been given priority for our core team because it is currently blocking some of the other projects we want to start.
Copay Fork
Once we have upgraded the Nav Core to reflect Bitcoin 13.0 we will begin work on forking Bitpay’s Copay wallet for use with Nav Coin. It is a great javascript based wallet that is capable of being a full node. It is capable of running on Android, iOS and as a Web Wallet on any Desktop.
We have consolidated some of our existing projects for mobile wallets under this banner as it has proven to be the best way to move forward.
https://copay.io/
The current Web Wallet project remains and we are still hopeful to get this out to you all soon. Our third party contractor is having some delays with the project. I will let you know more information as it comes available.
We have also updated the website with the latest projects:
http://navcoin.org/projects
That is our report for the week. Lots going on, lots of momentum building. See you all on the new forum!
Talk Soon,
Craig.
It’s time for our weekly update and we have some more great news for you this week. We are really starting to gather some momentum as we work towards some of our goals and also add some new capabilities to the team.
We are also aware of the syncing issues that everyone is having with the latest wallet and we are working to resolve that issue.
Quote from: Nav Coin
Dedicated Nav Coin Community Site
We have put together a community site dedicated to Nav Coin with the main feature being the forum. The main advantage is having topics split up so information is easier to find. With a 1000+ page long thread here the useful information gets quickly buried. It also has much better capabilities than bitcointalk and should enable everyone to submit richer post content.
There is also a chat room, calendar and staff directory.
http://forum.navcoin.org/
From today onwards, our official forum is going to be our main forum for information, news, troubleshooting etc.. so please sign up and head on over there. Don’t forget we are also available on Slack, Telegram, Reddit, Twitter and Facebook too.
Quote from: Nav Coin
Craig MacGregor speaking at AML Summit
Craig MacGregor has been asked to speak amongst International Keynote Speakers and local industry leaders at a financial consultancy summit in Auckland, New Zealand. There he will be educating local financial industry members on the benefits of blockchain technology and will be acting as an ambassador to promote Nav Coin.
The conference takes place on the 9th of March 2017. Registration is now open.
http://www.amlsolutions.co.nz/aml-summit-1
http://forum.navcoin.org/index.php?/calendar/event/1-nz-aml-summit
Quote from: Nav Coin
New Team Members
Michael Douranos, Victor Jones & David Quick.
Michael is coming onboard as our latest Community Manager. He has worked alongside Petros in the past and together they have a proven track record to create brand awareness and help communities grow.
Victor is a Senior Software Developer from Auckland and is a talented developer. He is coming on board firstly to help finish the unit testing and optimization of NavTech and then is going to review and analyze the system to give his recommendations on improvements.
David is a Senior Interactive Designer also from Auckland. He is going to firstly help us bring a fresh design to the Nav Coin website focusing on User Experience and Search Engine Optimization.
Our team is growing quite nicely, we now have 11 members. You can keep up to date with our team on the website
http://www.navcoin.org/foundation
We are still looking for more intermediate - senior developers to come onboard and help with our development projects. Primary required skills are Javascript or C++ (or both). For now the pay is modest but we are looking at ways to raise some venture capital and the positions will hopefully turn into contract work at industry rates.
Contact us if you think you fit the bill!
Quote from: Nav Coin
Nav Coin Core Upgrade
Craig, Soopy and Alex are working to get the Nav Coin Core up to date with the Bitcoin 13.0 source. This will increase Nav Coin’s stability, capabilities and ability to integrate with other services. By updating to 13.0 we will get some great technical benefits including the capability to have a Nav Coin Insight API and Segregated Witness.
With the advent of the Insight API we will be able to be added to many more platforms including the KeepKey hardware wallet and various credit card issuers.
This project has been given priority for our core team because it is currently blocking some of the other projects we want to start.
Quote from: Nav Coin
Copay Fork
Once we have upgraded the Nav Core to reflect Bitcoin 13.0 we will begin work on forking Bitpay’s Copay wallet for use with Nav Coin. It is a great javascript based wallet that is capable of being a full node. It is capable of running on Android, iOS and as a Web Wallet on any Desktop.
We have consolidated some of our existing projects for mobile wallets under this banner as it has proven to be the best way to move forward.
https://copay.io/
The current Web Wallet project remains and we are still hopeful to get this out to you all soon. Our third party contractor is having some delays with the project. I will let you know more information as it comes available.
We have also updated the website with the latest projects:
http://navcoin.org/projects
That is our report for the week. Lots going on, lots of momentum building. See you all on the new forum!
Talk Soon,
Craig.
Hi guys,
I would love to help you with these strange problems. I have tested different OS types with gui and only daemon. Using windows 7 64bit , debian , ubuntu. On all these systems the 3.9 wallet is running fine without issues. All our nodes and services are updated and running 3.9 . None of these has any of the issues, you guys are complaining. I could just guess, that the daemon is not synced completly and therefor is using much CPU to catch up. I would just let it run a few hours or a day and check again.
regards
shahim
I would love to help you with these strange problems. I have tested different OS types with gui and only daemon. Using windows 7 64bit , debian , ubuntu. On all these systems the 3.9 wallet is running fine without issues. All our nodes and services are updated and running 3.9 . None of these has any of the issues, you guys are complaining. I could just guess, that the daemon is not synced completly and therefor is using much CPU to catch up. I would just let it run a few hours or a day and check again.
regards
shahim
If someone needs a link to 3.7.0 I put it up on hostr.
https://hostr.co/lBlh8e0LlVEW
I'm not official so this is not an official version. It's just the old file from my downloads dir
https://hostr.co/lBlh8e0LlVEW
I'm not official so this is not an official version. It's just the old file from my downloads dir
I have similar issues with 3.9
I run 3.7 until a new version works fine
I run 3.7 until a new version works fine
and where can i download the 3.7 version?
i had 3.7 running in a VPS for a while, updated to 3.9 and it's using 100% of the CPU the whole time... yes, it's a cheap VPS but it was enough to run NAV+another coin for a few months, i've sold the other coin and now it's just nav running and it "eat" the whole processor.
PS: if anybody know how to solve my problem, please, help me so i can keep the 3.9... otherwise i'll just downgrade.
i had 3.7 running in a VPS for a while, updated to 3.9 and it's using 100% of the CPU the whole time... yes, it's a cheap VPS but it was enough to run NAV+another coin for a few months, i've sold the other coin and now it's just nav running and it "eat" the whole processor.
PS: if anybody know how to solve my problem, please, help me so i can keep the 3.9... otherwise i'll just downgrade.
Yep, looks like it's back to 3.7 for me too.
Unless the dev-team find a solution, of course.
and where can i download the 3.7 version?
i had 3.7 running in a VPS for a while, updated to 3.9 and it's using 100% of the CPU the whole time... yes, it's a cheap VPS but it was enough to run NAV+another coin for a few months, i've sold the other coin and now it's just nav running and it "eat" the whole processor.
PS: if anybody know how to solve my problem, please, help me so i can keep the 3.9... otherwise i'll just downgrade.
i had 3.7 running in a VPS for a while, updated to 3.9 and it's using 100% of the CPU the whole time... yes, it's a cheap VPS but it was enough to run NAV+another coin for a few months, i've sold the other coin and now it's just nav running and it "eat" the whole processor.
PS: if anybody know how to solve my problem, please, help me so i can keep the 3.9... otherwise i'll just downgrade.
...
I still have the same issue - v3.7 works seemless and v3.9 does not connect
here is the latest debug log tail:
Quote
init message: Laden abgeschlossen
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
keypool reserve 10
keypool return 10
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
keypool reserve 10
keypool return 10
at this point the NAVcoin-qt client hangs with a steady process load of 12%. If I exit the client it does not stop but becomes non interactive and hangs with 12% process load. I can kill it then with the task manager. Starting v3.7 with the absolute same configuration connects immediately. Environment is Win10.
If somebody has a explanation that leads to solve the problem I will tip 10 NAV
Is active UPnP on your router? Must be activated
no idea - but v3.7 works seamless and the v3.7 log shows the same entry
If somebody has a better explanation that leads to solve the problem I will tip 20 NAV now
just updated to 3.9 (from 3.7). Now the wallet does not connect or sync anymore.
What do I have to do?
What do I have to do?
switched back to the old version until the issue is solved
here is the tail of the latest debug log:
Quote
...
Verifying last 500 blocks at level 1
block index 22743ms
init message: Lade Wallet...
nFileVersion = 3090000
Keys: 0 plaintext, 211 encrypted, 211 w/ metadata, 211 total
wallet 95ms
init message: Lade Adressen...
ERROR: CAddrman::Read() : I/O error or stream data corrupted
Invalid or missing peers.dat; recreating
Loaded 32 addresses from peers.dat 28ms
fLiteMode 0
nTesseractXDepth 5
Anonsend rounds 2
Anonymize NavCoin Amount 1000
mapBlockIndex.size() = 739997
nBestHeight = 696389
setKeyPool.size() = 100
mapWallet.size() = 2336
mapAddressBook.size() = 5
AddLocal(191.168.0.205:44440,1)
dnsseed thread start
upnp thread start
net thread start
addcon thread start
opencon thread start
msghand thread start
dumpaddr thread start
init message: Laden abgeschlossen
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
Verifying last 500 blocks at level 1
block index 22743ms
init message: Lade Wallet...
nFileVersion = 3090000
Keys: 0 plaintext, 211 encrypted, 211 w/ metadata, 211 total
wallet 95ms
init message: Lade Adressen...
ERROR: CAddrman::Read() : I/O error or stream data corrupted
Invalid or missing peers.dat; recreating
Loaded 32 addresses from peers.dat 28ms
fLiteMode 0
nTesseractXDepth 5
Anonsend rounds 2
Anonymize NavCoin Amount 1000
mapBlockIndex.size() = 739997
nBestHeight = 696389
setKeyPool.size() = 100
mapWallet.size() = 2336
mapAddressBook.size() = 5
AddLocal(191.168.0.205:44440,1)
dnsseed thread start
upnp thread start
net thread start
addcon thread start
opencon thread start
msghand thread start
dumpaddr thread start
init message: Laden abgeschlossen
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
it runs quite a while now
any ideas? if I switch back to 3.7 everything works fine
I still have the same issue - v3.7 works seemless and v3.9 does not connect
here is the latest debug log tail:
Quote
init message: Laden abgeschlossen
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
keypool reserve 10
keypool return 10
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
keypool reserve 10
keypool return 10
at this point the NAVcoin-qt client hangs with a steady process load of 12%. If I exit the client it does not stop but becomes non interactive and hangs with 12% process load. I can kill it then with the task manager. Starting v3.7 with the absolute same configuration connects immediately. Environment is Win10.
If somebody has a explanation that leads to solve the problem I will tip 10 NAV
Is active UPnP on your router? Must be activated
Welcome 5K 
soon
I bet We will se 1 NAV = 1$ Patience is the key.
Buy now or Cry Later™®
soonWell, I am going to be holding this coin for at least a year to see where it goes, maybe 50 cents a piece? Could be
I bet We will se 1 NAV = 1$ Patience is the key.
Buy now or Cry Later™®
lol.....
$60.5 Million marketcap. its not so high compared to other coins that have reach it.
just updated to 3.9 (from 3.7). Now the wallet does not connect or sync anymore.
What do I have to do?
What do I have to do?
switched back to the old version until the issue is solved
here is the tail of the latest debug log:
Quote
...
Verifying last 500 blocks at level 1
block index 22743ms
init message: Lade Wallet...
nFileVersion = 3090000
Keys: 0 plaintext, 211 encrypted, 211 w/ metadata, 211 total
wallet 95ms
init message: Lade Adressen...
ERROR: CAddrman::Read() : I/O error or stream data corrupted
Invalid or missing peers.dat; recreating
Loaded 32 addresses from peers.dat 28ms
fLiteMode 0
nTesseractXDepth 5
Anonsend rounds 2
Anonymize NavCoin Amount 1000
mapBlockIndex.size() = 739997
nBestHeight = 696389
setKeyPool.size() = 100
mapWallet.size() = 2336
mapAddressBook.size() = 5
AddLocal(191.168.0.205:44440,1)
dnsseed thread start
upnp thread start
net thread start
addcon thread start
opencon thread start
msghand thread start
dumpaddr thread start
init message: Laden abgeschlossen
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
Verifying last 500 blocks at level 1
block index 22743ms
init message: Lade Wallet...
nFileVersion = 3090000
Keys: 0 plaintext, 211 encrypted, 211 w/ metadata, 211 total
wallet 95ms
init message: Lade Adressen...
ERROR: CAddrman::Read() : I/O error or stream data corrupted
Invalid or missing peers.dat; recreating
Loaded 32 addresses from peers.dat 28ms
fLiteMode 0
nTesseractXDepth 5
Anonsend rounds 2
Anonymize NavCoin Amount 1000
mapBlockIndex.size() = 739997
nBestHeight = 696389
setKeyPool.size() = 100
mapWallet.size() = 2336
mapAddressBook.size() = 5
AddLocal(191.168.0.205:44440,1)
dnsseed thread start
upnp thread start
net thread start
addcon thread start
opencon thread start
msghand thread start
dumpaddr thread start
init message: Laden abgeschlossen
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
it runs quite a while now
any ideas? if I switch back to 3.7 everything works fine
I still have the same issue - v3.7 works seemless and v3.9 does not connect
here is the latest debug log tail:
Quote
init message: Laden abgeschlossen
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
keypool reserve 10
keypool return 10
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal ClientModel::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'navcoin')
GUI: QObject::connect: Cannot connect (null)::showProgress(QString,int) to BitcoinGUI::showProgress(QString,int)
GUI: QObject::connect: No such signal WalletModel::balanceChanged(qint64, qint64, qint64, qint64)
GUI: QObject::connect: (receiver name: 'SendCoinsDialog')
No valid UPnP IGDs found
upnp thread exit
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
keypool reserve 10
keypool return 10
at this point the NAVcoin-qt client hangs with a steady process load of 12%. If I exit the client it does not stop but becomes non interactive and hangs with 12% process load. I can kill it then with the task manager. Starting v3.7 with the absolute same configuration connects immediately. Environment is Win10.
If somebody has a explanation that leads to solve the problem I will tip 10 NAV
Welcome 5K soon
I bet We will se 1 NAV = 1$ Patience is the key.
Buy now or Cry Later™®
soonWell, I am going to be holding this coin for at least a year to see where it goes, maybe 50 cents a piece? Could be
I bet We will se 1 NAV = 1$ Patience is the key.
Buy now or Cry Later™®
lol.....
$60.5 Million marketcap. its not so high compared to other coins that have reach it.
Welcome 5K soon
I bet We will se 1 NAV = 1$ Patience is the key.
Buy now or Cry Later™®
soonWell, I am going to be holding this coin for at least a year to see where it goes, maybe 50 cents a piece? Could be
I bet We will se 1 NAV = 1$ Patience is the key.
Buy now or Cry Later™®
Additionally we release a weekly report every Tuesday evening NZDT (GMT+13)
Well, I am going to be holding this coin for at least a year to see where it goes, maybe 50 cents a piece? Could be
30k satoshi in a pick is possible. Longterm price arround 10k satoshi is a good price
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