Are you sure you are on the correct version/branch in git? Can you post your commit hash?
Code:
$ git show
commit d659a2f2020b052c8c33f4903091f2d0e64398f2
I think you are on the wrong branch or repo. Here is a direct link to the 6.3 patch.
Topic: Electrum server discussion thread - page 18. (Read 61507 times)
I think you are on the wrong branch or repo. Here is a direct link to the 6.3 patch.
Are you sure you are on the correct version/branch in git? Can you post your commit hash?
Code:
$ git show
commit d659a2f2020b052c8c33f4903091f2d0e64398f2
There doesn't appear to be a ..../bitcoin-0.6.3.diff patch file
Are you sure you are on the correct version/branch in git? Can you post your commit hash?
good call... it was indeed the wrong patch/version, but then,
There doesn't appear to be a ..../bitcoin-0.6.3.diff patch file, so I went with 0.6.2
There doesn't appear to be a ..../bitcoin-0.6.3.diff patch file, so I went with 0.6.2
Code:
$ tar zxvf bitcoin-0.6.2.tgz
bitcoin@host:~/src$ mv bitcoin-bitcoin-06d764e bitcoin-0.6.2
bitcoin@host:~/src$ cd bitcoin-0.6.2
bitcoin@host:~/src/bitcoin-0.6.2$ patch -p 2 < ~/src/electrum/server/patches/bitcoin-0.6.2.diff
patching file bitcoinrpc.cpp
Hunk #1 FAILED at 1497.
Hunk #2 FAILED at 1933.
Hunk #3 FAILED at 2055.
3 out of 3 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file bitcoinrpc.cpp.rej
patching file main.cpp
Hunk #1 FAILED at 3134.
1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file main.cpp.rej
patching file main.h
Hunk #1 FAILED at 395.
Hunk #2 FAILED at 416.
2 out of 2 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file main.h.rej
Thanks Flatfly.... Throwing some errors when applying the patches..
Code:
$ patch -p 2 < ~/src/electrum/server/patches/bitcoin-0.6.2.diff
The latest bitcoin patch I see on git is bitcoin-0.6.3 diff. Are you trying to apply bitcoin-0.6.2.diff to bitcoin 0.6.3?
Thanks Flatfly.... Throwing some errors when applying the patches..
Code:
$ patch -p 2 < ~/src/electrum/server/patches/bitcoin-0.6.2.diff
patching file bitcoinrpc.cpp
Hunk #1 FAILED at 1497.
Hunk #2 FAILED at 1933.
Hunk #3 FAILED at 2055.
3 out of 3 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file bitcoinrpc.cpp.rej
patching file main.cpp
Hunk #1 FAILED at 3134.
1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file main.cpp.rej
patching file main.h
Hunk #1 FAILED at 395.
Hunk #2 FAILED at 416.
2 out of 2 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file main.h.rej
Where can I get the latest stratum software?
Should be here:
https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum-server
Where can I get the latest stratum software?
I'm thinking of setting up a server... Just wondering, how many users connect to a given server per day, on average?
Until the servers can be more stable and the windows version of the application can connect to the servers on a constant basis, I will be using Multibit which I am happy to say is more forgiving of glitches. There is even a nifty rollback feature.
This feels kinda passive aggressive in my humble opinion. You post in a thread to tell us you are _not_ using the client the thread is dedicated to.
You make me sound like a Troll
Until the servers can be more stable and the windows version of the application can connect to the servers on a constant basis, I will be using Multibit which I am happy to say is more forgiving of glitches. There is even a nifty rollback feature.
This feels kinda passive aggressive in my humble opinion. You post in a thread to tell us you are _not_ using the client the thread is dedicated to.
Until the servers can be more stable and the windows version of the application can connect to the servers on a constant basis, I will be using Multibit which I am happy to say is more forgiving of glitches. There is even a nifty rollback feature.
That fixed it! Thanks!
Try to run this query on your electrum database
Or manually open the datadir table and put chain_id to one for the correct row.
Code:
update datadir set chain_id=1 where datadir_id =1
Or manually open the datadir table and put chain_id to one for the correct row.
I'm still getting the same error after adding those lines to my electrum.conf.
I think the latest git version has multi-chain support build in. Open up your config file (/etc/electrum.conf) and add the following under the [server] part:
Replace the datadir with the path to your bitcoind config folder.
Code:
coin=bitcoin
datadir=/home/myuser/.bitcoin
Replace the datadir with the path to your bitcoind config folder.
Hi! I just upgraded my server to the lastest git version. I'm getting the following error when I try to run the server
Is there a setting that I need to make the new version work?
Code:
Starting Electrum server on uncle-enzo.info
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/var/bitcoin/bin/electrum-server", line 122, in
chain_proc = backend.BlockchainProcessor(config)
File "/var/bitcoin/src/electrum/server/backends/abe/__init__.py", line 452, in __init__
self.store = AbeStore(config)
File "/var/bitcoin/src/electrum/server/backends/abe/__init__.py", line 39, in __init__
print 'Coin chain_id = %d' % self.chain_id
TypeError: %d format: a number is required, not NoneType
Is there a setting that I need to make the new version work?
do the electrum servers have the available to be connected using rpcjson? I am currently using blockchain.info but I would like to be able to use an electrum server.
So I notice there are currently 6 servers the Electrum client is aware of ... just wondering if the servers can be made aware of other servers in the same way that the client is?
I didn't take a closer look to the source but i think electrum uses irc to find servers, so yeah it wouldn't be a problem for the server to be aware of other servers. But why would you need that?
It makes possible the linking of servers into groups for auditing, cross-checking, etc. It offers other possibilities like a stratum network on top of bitcoin, a server-to-server network, or even just groupings of servers that electrum clients could log into and be ambivalent about which precise server they are referencing just that it is one of a trusted group, etc ... it may be easier for electrum servers to get blockchain update information directly from other electrum servers (in addition to the bitcoin network) since they share db architecture ...
... and lots of other reasons
Basically a network of servers is stronger and less centralised than nodes of lone, isolated servers.
So I notice there are currently 6 servers the Electrum client is aware of ... just wondering if the servers can be made aware of other servers in the same way that the client is?
I didn't take a closer look to the source but i think electrum uses irc to find servers, so yeah it wouldn't be a problem for the server to be aware of other servers. But why would you need that?
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