After an hour or so I have the same problem, I'll have to rebuild too
Topic: Connected (False blocks) (Read 1968 times)
Sorry for the bump. I just had the same problem (0.92.3), among many other problems I get with the armory every 2 weeks or so (sigh). A simple restart of the client fixed it for me. Don't rebuild/rescan before you restart.
After an hour or so I have the same problem, I'll have to rebuild too
After an hour or so I have the same problem, I'll have to rebuild too
rescanning/rebuilding also solved it for me.
I have the same error resulting in the failure to send bitcoins. (running Windows 8.1 64 bit. Bitcoin Qt/Core upgraded and synced)
Is the cause and solution of this problem known ?
Is the cause and solution of this problem known ?
For me an upgrade solved it. Version 0.90 I think.
I have the same error resulting in the failure to send bitcoins. (running Windows 8.1 64 bit. Bitcoin Qt/Core upgraded and synced)
Is the cause and solution of this problem known ?
Is the cause and solution of this problem known ?
Normally, it says 0 blocks. 0 and False are different object in Python, although they both have the truth value false.
If it says False blocks, then it could be a symptom of something returning False as an error condition. Sounds strange.
If it says False blocks, then it could be a symptom of something returning False as an error condition. Sounds strange.
Yes. Answer to your question, you have zero blocks, zero is considered as false, so, you have false blocks.
At-least, that's my opinion as a non-python programmer.
Ahh... ok, thanks. So everyone else has a block-count displayed there?
I have bitcoin-qt running, blockchain fully downloaded, Armory is done scanning transactions and is displaying balances and transactions etc, so I didn't associate it with a block count as I would expect that to be much higher than 0/False.
https://i.imgur.com/I5GCpUw.png
Like I said, I don't actually code in python, so, I'm just guessing.
Sounds very plausible, so you are probably right.
Yes. Answer to your question, you have zero blocks, zero is considered as false, so, you have false blocks.
At-least, that's my opinion as a non-python programmer.
Ahh... ok, thanks. So everyone else has a block-count displayed there?
I have bitcoin-qt running, blockchain fully downloaded, Armory is done scanning transactions and is displaying balances and transactions etc, so I didn't associate it with a block count as I would expect that to be much higher than 0/False.
Like I said, I don't actually code in python, so, I'm just guessing.
Yes. Answer to your question, you have zero blocks, zero is considered as false, so, you have false blocks.
At-least, that's my opinion as a non-python programmer.
Ahh... ok, thanks. So everyone else has a block-count displayed there?
I have bitcoin-qt running, blockchain fully downloaded, Armory is done scanning transactions and is displaying balances and transactions etc, so I didn't associate it with a block count as I would expect that to be much higher than 0/False.
Code:
for a in range(0, 2):
if a:
print("True!");
else:
print("False!");
Returns:-
Code:
False!
True!
Is that supposed to answer something
Yes. Answer to your question, you have zero blocks, zero is considered as false, so, you have false blocks.
At-least, that's my opinion as a non-python programmer.
Code:
for a in range(0, 2):
if a:
print("True!");
else:
print("False!");
Returns:-
Code:
False!
True!
Is that supposed to answer something
Code:
for a in range(0, 2):
if a:
print("True!");
else:
print("False!");
Returns:-
Code:
False!
True!
Does anyone know what the "Connected (False blocks)" text displayed in bottom right corner of Armorys main window mean?
Especially the "False blocks" puzzles me.
Especially the "False blocks" puzzles me.
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