Topic: Armory - Discussion Thread - page 87. (Read 521829 times)

I am also happy to help transalte any strings into German. I love Armory and I have recently introduced it to many others who are not very confident in English but wanted to invest in Bitcoin. How will that work. Do we get a list of strings and just send you back the list of German strings?

I am a native german and using armory quite a while now. Please don't hesitate to contact me, maybe I can help you with this.

Hmm... Alan. I recall recently you said that a binary release for the Raspberry Pi might be in the future?

That plus this could equal a cool, cheap little Armory cold storage box...

I speak german, but it's my second language. I'm confident I could translate, but why not post help needed in the german section, where you'll get plenty of native germans to help? Also, why doesn't he, or you, post his questions publicly in the german board?

I know there are some people following this thread who speak German.   I got a guy who has a lot of money stuck in Armory, and his written English is very poor.   I do not understand his situation.  Anyone knowledgeable about Armory willing to help him, or at least help translate?  I'll split any donations received with you (which may be 0 BTC, but sometimes people like this tip generously).

Let me know if you can help.  Even if you just speak german but don't know much about Armory, you can just act as a middle-man translator for our emails. 

I really wanted to like Armory, I really did. But honestly, I have had nothing but issues. I already had to redownload the entire blockchain once, which seemed to fix everything. But here, not 48 hours later, Armory is once again stuck about 50 blocks behind Bitcoind. When I try to run Armory as root it crashes right after Blockutils.cpp :3810, spitting out Segmentation Fault (core dumped). I want to get this to work and be smooth, as it should be in Ubuntu, but I am not having any luck and am a bit over it. Any ideas?

EDIT:

I think the issue may be with the fact that my Virtual Environment only has 1 gigabye of RAM. I have updated to 2 gigs and thinks seem to have solved themselves. Will keep you posted. Thanks for the great work.

EDIT: issue has resurfaced -- Armory is stuck about 100 blocks behind bitcoind now, I have sent log file to support email.

Any chance of Bitcoin Armory getting added to the debian repo like Electrum just did?

Send a log file to [email protected].  Then you can try doing a "Help"->"Rebuild and Rescan Databases".  If it's still stuck there... did you recently move your Bitcoin home directory?  And leave the old one intact?  I've seen it happen where Armory thinks the old home directory is the current one, but connects to Bitcoind which is working in a different directory.  Then Armory never sees any of the updated blockchain files.

My Bitcoind is synced with the network and is up to date at latest block, but for some reason my Armory is stuck on "Connected (271641 Blocks)" I've tried opening / closing, restarting with no dice. Any ideas? I am running .89.99.14 in Ubuntu 12.04 lts. Also, I was wondering if there would be a way to configure Armory to hide the wallet balances?

I think this needs to be done in a more sophisticated manner via the user configurable options and, ideally, a fx-rate feed from a source like bitcoinaverage.

Perhaps Armory users could select either BTC or mBTC, and choose their favorite fiat as a reference so that a converted value can also be displayed as the blockchain.info wallet does. It all helps users avoid mistakes like overpaying amounts or fees.

It's about time to switch to displaying mBTC...

Affecting Armory in OSX you mean? We run on a in house port of LevelDB in Windows built with MSVS whereas Bitcoin-Qt is built using MinGW and Boost (if memory servers me right). I've personnally ran in the LevelDB corruption with BitcoinQt, but I haven't seen any Amory bug claims that would pertain to this issue.

If the issue is trully fsync, then there is a simple fix for it. Although it seems the suspicion has shifted to atomics.

Hi etotheipi and co.

I just want to point out that the Bitcoin-Qt developpers are looking at a levelDB problem that could also affect Armory:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/fixed-macos-x-leveldb-corruption-bounty-1000-btc-2002-ltc-337294


Edit: As goatpig points out, I mean affect Armory in OS X.

 Problem Event Name:   APPCRASH
  Application Name:   Armory.exe
  Application Version:   0.0.0.0
  Application Timestamp:   4918017b
  Fault Module Name:   _CppBlockUtils.pyd
  Fault Module Version:   0.0.0.0
  Fault Module Timestamp:   5171c370
  Exception Code:   c0000005
  Exception Offset:   00000000000a3d08
  OS Version:   6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3
  Locale ID:   1033
  Additional Information 1:   3706
  Additional Information 2:   37060d73631c530367381071a2eab325
  Additional Information 3:   e26e
  Additional Information 4:   e26e00c9daf3cc00ee3eace873b5b01e

We're gonna have to try and reproduce this situation on our side. Submit a ticket to [email protected]

This is what I was dreading 

Could the Armory developers confirm this either way?

Thanks for your replies guys 

That may be a bug in the new coin control module.

I think you have things mixed up.


Your watching only wallet is for your online computer. Having this on your offline computer is useless, there will never be anything to 'see'. (it's not online)
You can also never sign anything with it, that's the point of a watch only wallet.

1. You make a unsigned transaction on your watch only, hot - online  wallet.
2. Move it via the USB stick to your cold - offline wallet where you choose to sign a offline transaction, the one on your USB stick, and copy the signed transaction back to the USB.
3. Move the now signed transaction back to your watch only, hot - online wallet and broadcast the transaction.

Maybe sorting above will clear any confusion.

Ah I see.  I have the address now but I'd like to transfer all the funds back to my original BTC address.  Now, the problem is when I come to sign the transaction, there is no transaction amount 

On the online computer I click the Coin Control button under the send menu and choose the newly created 'change' address only.  Back in the main send window, I choose Use An Existing Address For Change and point it towards my original BTC address (not strictly necessary I know but at least it is done for next time!!) and remember for next time.
I choose the recipient address (original BTC address) and hit the max button.  As I would expect, only the entire balance of the 'change' address appears in the amount box.  So far so good (I think ).
After clicking the Create Unsigned Transaction button, I get a dialog confirming I am about to send x BTC to y address and the fees involved etc...

I click Continue and then save this file to a USB stick which I then take to the offline computer.  I click Offline Transactions and then choose to Sign Offline Transaction.  I loads the unsigned file from the USB stick into the Review Offline Transaction window and the Transaction Amount at the bottom of the window is blank.      If I click the sign button it asks me to confirm a transaction consisting of nothing more than a transaction fee.  The funds have somehow gone.

What do I do now???

Bitcoin always uses change addresses.  Each time you spend your funds whatever wasn't spent will go into a new address.  The paper backup you made with Armory contains all the possible change addresses so you're fine.