Also, the images show that Armory thinks 2 addresses were used by this wallet, though 3 really were (all 3 have had 1 tx sent come in to it, no txs out).
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I found another bug related to changing ownership: the tooltip on Security doesn't update immediately, it updates whenever you close and reopen the window. Here are two images with it showing the wrong tooltip due to this bug.
Also, the images show that Armory thinks 2 addresses were used by this wallet, though 3 really were (all 3 have had 1 tx sent come in to it, no txs out).
Also, the images show that Armory thinks 2 addresses were used by this wallet, though 3 really were (all 3 have had 1 tx sent come in to it, no txs out).
Is the "ignore list" option meant to be disabled when deleting a wallet? Why is it shown at all?
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Fullnode will be slow on HDD until I'm done with the current round of optimizations. Ignore supernode on HDDs. There will be a testing release when the changes are solid. Don't toy with the current version if you don't have a SSD.
Fullnode will be slow on HDD until I'm done with the current round of optimizations. Ignore supernode on HDDs. There will be a testing release when the changes are solid. Don't toy with the current version if you don't have a SSD.
I'm using an SSHD (hybrid drive)
I doubt that will help. These usually top at 32GB of SSD, and most of that is occupied by your OS files. You'll have to wait for HDD opts. If all goes well I'll have something ready for early next week.
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Fullnode will be slow on HDD until I'm done with the current round of optimizations. Ignore supernode on HDDs. There will be a testing release when the changes are solid. Don't toy with the current version if you don't have a SSD.
Fullnode will be slow on HDD until I'm done with the current round of optimizations. Ignore supernode on HDDs. There will be a testing release when the changes are solid. Don't toy with the current version if you don't have a SSD.
I'm using an SSHD (hybrid drive)
Especially important for our more-hardcore users, we now have a "supernode" mode, that doubles Armory's DB size, but indexes all scripts on the blockchain.
My supernode database file is 85.2 GB. This is 2.6x the size of the old Armory DB. Is this size expected? Can someone report the size of the new Armory's fullnode DB size? (I'd imagine it doesn't vary significantly from machine to machine)85.2 GB - new Armory supernode
32.9 GB - old Armory fullnode
31.5 GB - Bitcoin Core
26.6 GB - raw blockchain
Yeah supernode will be very large, it averages 90GB on my machine. That's partly due to LMDB. The Fullnode DB itself sits at around 50GB. The optimized version should approach a 1:1 ratio with Core's blocks folder.
yep, i will when it finishes again
btw, i can't get into the import wallet screen any more when the blockchain is loading, was that a bugfix?
btw, i can't get into the import wallet screen any more when the blockchain is loading, was that a bugfix?
Especially important for our more-hardcore users, we now have a "supernode" mode, that doubles Armory's DB size, but indexes all scripts on the blockchain.
My supernode database file is 85.2 GB. This is 2.6x the size of the old Armory DB. Is this size expected? Can someone report the size of the new Armory's fullnode DB size? (I'd imagine it doesn't vary significantly from machine to machine)85.2 GB - new Armory supernode
32.9 GB - old Armory fullnode
31.5 GB - Bitcoin Core
26.6 GB - raw blockchain
Is the initial DB build/scan going to be this slow for a while?
I invest in a lot of cloud mining and I need to be able to monitor payments, invest more, etc. with a lot of addresses without having to check each one on blockchain.
I invest in a lot of cloud mining and I need to be able to monitor payments, invest more, etc. with a lot of addresses without having to check each one on blockchain.
Fullnode will be slow on HDD until I'm done with the current round of optimizations. Ignore supernode on HDDs. There will be a testing release when the changes are solid. Don't toy with the current version if you don't have a SSD.
(using 0.92.99.2 now)
Adding a wallet on my supernode instantly shows the balance in the Available Wallets pane and the transactions, as expected (woot woot! The wait almost feels like it's worth it to see that
). However, the balances in the lower right are not immediately updated. I can force them to update by modifying the Filter selected on the lower left. I can email screenshots documenting this if needed to clarify (for privacy reasons, not posting it publicly).
Adding a wallet on my supernode instantly shows the balance in the Available Wallets pane and the transactions, as expected (woot woot! The wait almost feels like it's worth it to see that
). However, the balances in the lower right are not immediately updated. I can force them to update by modifying the Filter selected on the lower left. I can email screenshots documenting this if needed to clarify (for privacy reasons, not posting it publicly).Is the wallet filter set to All Wallets?
Oh yeah, I didnt put in a mecanism to update wallet filters from individual wallet status change. Good catch.
(using 0.92.99.2 now)
Adding a wallet on my supernode instantly shows the balance in the Available Wallets pane and the transactions, as expected (woot woot! The wait almost feels like it's worth it to see that). However, the balances in the lower right are not immediately updated. I can force them to update by modifying the Filter selected on the lower left. I can email screenshots documenting this if needed to clarify (for privacy reasons, not posting it publicly).
Adding a wallet on my supernode instantly shows the balance in the Available Wallets pane and the transactions, as expected (woot woot! The wait almost feels like it's worth it to see that
). However, the balances in the lower right are not immediately updated. I can force them to update by modifying the Filter selected on the lower left. I can email screenshots documenting this if needed to clarify (for privacy reasons, not posting it publicly).Is the wallet filter set to All Wallets?
The reverse also occurs: a change from Offline to Watching-Only is not immediately reflected in the transactions/balances.
Is the initial DB build/scan going to be this slow for a while?
I invest in a lot of cloud mining and I need to be able to monitor payments, invest more, etc. with a lot of addresses without having to check each one on blockchain.
I invest in a lot of cloud mining and I need to be able to monitor payments, invest more, etc. with a lot of addresses without having to check each one on blockchain.
(using 0.92.99.2 now)
Adding a wallet on my supernode instantly shows the balance in the Available Wallets pane and the transactions, as expected (woot woot! The wait almost feels like it's worth it to see that). However, the balances in the lower right are not immediately updated. I can force them to update by modifying the Filter selected on the lower left. I can email screenshots documenting this if needed to clarify (for privacy reasons, not posting it publicly).
Adding a wallet on my supernode instantly shows the balance in the Available Wallets pane and the transactions, as expected (woot woot! The wait almost feels like it's worth it to see that
). However, the balances in the lower right are not immediately updated. I can force them to update by modifying the Filter selected on the lower left. I can email screenshots documenting this if needed to clarify (for privacy reasons, not posting it publicly).Is the wallet filter set to All Wallets?
cool, i'll uninstall and delete everything again armory related, and try again, lets see how long it takes from now to build
bitcoin was kept as is, so it loaded up, synced the few blocks quickly, now, quickly scanning through block headers, 50% done in a few minutes
bitcoin was kept as is, so it loaded up, synced the few blocks quickly, now, quickly scanning through block headers, 50% done in a few minutes
There are no DB changes in this testing release, there won't be any difference.
cool, i'll uninstall and delete everything again armory related, and try again, lets see how long it takes from now to build
bitcoin was kept as is, so it loaded up, synced the few blocks quickly, now, quickly scanning through block headers, 50% done in a few minutes
bitcoin was kept as is, so it loaded up, synced the few blocks quickly, now, quickly scanning through block headers, 50% done in a few minutes
(using 0.92.99.2 now)
Adding a wallet on my supernode instantly shows the balance in the Available Wallets pane and the transactions, as expected (woot woot! The wait almost feels like it's worth it to see that). However, the balances in the lower right are not immediately updated. I can force them to update by modifying the Filter selected on the lower left. I can email screenshots documenting this if needed to clarify (for privacy reasons, not posting it publicly).
Adding a wallet on my supernode instantly shows the balance in the Available Wallets pane and the transactions, as expected (woot woot! The wait almost feels like it's worth it to see that
). However, the balances in the lower right are not immediately updated. I can force them to update by modifying the Filter selected on the lower left. I can email screenshots documenting this if needed to clarify (for privacy reasons, not posting it publicly). It does not mention BIP32 Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets. So it is not supported yet?
Nope. It'll be introduced alongside the 2.0 wallets, which are still in development.
On a different note, can people who have had issues with OS X crashes please give the latest test build (0.92.99.2) a spin? For the life of me, I can't seem to reproduce the crashes that others swear are still present and supposedly OSX-specific. My hunch is that the latest Qt upgrade fixes these crashes. I just can't confirm. Either way, 0.92.99.2 should be a much more pleasant experience for OSX users.
Several longstanding bugs have disappeared or been greatly mitigated. There are still a few minor quirks that I'll fix when I can, if I can. (Patching Qt-specific issues can be a nightmare.) As always, feedback is appreciated. 
Okay, obviously some rough edges with this release. We knew that we were going to have to get more people poking it with a variety of hardware configurations, to get it robust. We still have some work on that front.
However, we've reverted/fixed a bunch of the unicode issues. And a few of the bugs already reported. Want to make sure that people who are reporting are not reporting bugs that were related to the unicode stuff.
Here's the next release:
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8+ (32- and 64-bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for MacOSX 10.7+ (64bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for Ubuntu 12.04+ (32bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for Ubuntu 12.04+ (64bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for RaspberryPi (armhf)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing Offline Bundle for Ubuntu 12.04 exact (32bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing Offline Bundle for Ubuntu 12.04 exact (64bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing Offline Bundle for RaspberryPi (armhf)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing: Signed hashes of all installers
However, we've reverted/fixed a bunch of the unicode issues. And a few of the bugs already reported. Want to make sure that people who are reporting are not reporting bugs that were related to the unicode stuff.
Here's the next release:
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8+ (32- and 64-bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for MacOSX 10.7+ (64bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for Ubuntu 12.04+ (32bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for Ubuntu 12.04+ (64bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing for RaspberryPi (armhf)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing Offline Bundle for Ubuntu 12.04 exact (32bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing Offline Bundle for Ubuntu 12.04 exact (64bit)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing Offline Bundle for RaspberryPi (armhf)
Armory 0.92.99.2-testing: Signed hashes of all installers
Armory has finished scanning transaction history! The dialog announcing that seems to be responsible for crashing Armory, though. 
I saw the dialog saying "Blockchain loading is complete." etc. I didn't check the box, and I clicked Ok to close it, and noticed Armory was no longer running. No error in the logs, logs not even updated in several minutes.
The next time I tried to start Armory, I didn't see that dialog, the Armory window opened, and it crashed with the same sort of nondescript error window shown here: http://imgur.com/a/t63L7
I tried to start Armory a few more times, and each time it crashed after I clicked Ok in that dialog. So I checked the box to not show it again (I think it crashed one last time here), and opened Armory again, and it worked this time: I can view balance, all seems well. Sending my logs to [email protected] right after I post this, in case it helps find the problem.
I saw the dialog saying "Blockchain loading is complete." etc. I didn't check the box, and I clicked Ok to close it, and noticed Armory was no longer running. No error in the logs, logs not even updated in several minutes.
The next time I tried to start Armory, I didn't see that dialog, the Armory window opened, and it crashed with the same sort of nondescript error window shown here: http://imgur.com/a/t63L7
I tried to start Armory a few more times, and each time it crashed after I clicked Ok in that dialog. So I checked the box to not show it again (I think it crashed one last time here), and opened Armory again, and it worked this time: I can view balance, all seems well. Sending my logs to [email protected] right after I post this, in case it helps find the problem.
It does not mention BIP32 Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets. So it is not supported yet?
lol
and this is after going for an hour. the last leg is really struggling
and this is after going for an hour. the last leg is really struggling
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