Thanks. Which model Mac are you using?
Oddly enough, Crypto++ (the crashing library) just put out v6.0 today. Now that the mainline has RFC 6979 support (I modded Crypto++ to add it a few years ago and got a modded patch added awhile back), I hope to have more control over how Crypto++ is built. This will hopefully help with the crashes some people are seeing.
Topic: restoring bitcoins with secure-print (Read 254 times)
Chances are your CPU is too old, you're gonna have to build from source.
I have upgraded brew, and openssl and even threw in armoryd.py..
Following is the crash-report which is related to python: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11irj2AXV4hAUuGNG78FAe4PeaW5QHRhhB8x1HUJOxsI/edit?usp=sharing
Following is the crash-report which is related to python: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11irj2AXV4hAUuGNG78FAe4PeaW5QHRhhB8x1HUJOxsI/edit?usp=sharing
Okay, let me back up even further. After installing OpenSSL, what exactly happens when you attempt to run Armory? It sounds like it doesn't work but you haven't confirmed this. I can't help unless you're crystal clear when explaining what's wrong.
droark asked why are you bothering with armoryd (armoryd.py), not Armory as a whole 
Oh, Sorry, I misunderstood the question.
Basically I've tried everything on that page, including installing Brew and OpenSSL, except for
Verification. What I think is going on here and by rolling back I mean the version of the os x
from 10.13.2 to 10.13.1 because originally it was running fine and stopped after I upgraded os.
I have a back up and ready to rollback now.
What I'm trying to do is get my armory wallet updated and see that I can revive the bitcoins
from a secure print. I know I would like to transfer them out (armory is too advanced) to
possibly to electrum or Trezor. Again thanks for all the feedbacks!
Thanks for using Armory. Seriously. I'm just trying to understand what exactly you're trying to do. Why do you want to roll back to 10.13.1? I use Armory on 10.13.2 without issue. You still haven't said whether or not it fails after installing OpenSSL. If it fails, I need more info regarding why exactly it's failing.
droark asked why are you bothering with armoryd (armoryd.py), not Armory as a whole
Have you completed this part of the readme, titled Running Armory?
I'm not sure downgrading to a less secure OS version is going to help.
Have you completed this part of the readme, titled Running Armory?
I'm not sure downgrading to a less secure OS version is going to help.
Hi droark, I stored my bitcoins on a secure print and wanted to start playing around with it, understanding it more. I need to understand how it works and should be able to update my armory wallet. Your question is entirely valid and I do realize I should have used Armory as it has too many advanced features I don't need and the requirement to have a copy of the whole ledger on my laptop (however Electrum wasn't around when I purchased my first bitcoin). Also now I think I remember upgrading to os 10.13.2 for security but before this upgrade armory was running and I need to rollback the os. Let me go back 10.13.1 and get back to you.
P.S. The bit coin fell to 10k this whole time (not that it matters but still).
P.S. The bit coin fell to 10k this whole time (not that it matters but still).
Why are you bothering with armoryd? You have no need for it unless you have a specific reason to use it. Just run Armory. You should be good to go now that OpenSSL is installed.
Hi!
I downloaded brew and installed openssl. Then copied armoryd.py as well.
Not sure what else to do..
I downloaded brew and installed openssl. Then copied armoryd.py as well.
Not sure what else to do..
Thanks again, this version doesn't work either. The databases folder is empty, but I deleted it anyway..
It's still crashing silently at startup
It's still crashing silently at startup
Read me.
Thanks again, this version doesn't work either. The databases folder is empty, but I deleted it anyway..
It's still crashing silently at startup
It's still crashing silently at startup
the easiest way to access in mac is Go To Folder under Go menu and type ~/Library
I also get Python quit unexpectedly. error dialogue.
I couldn't find dblog.txt
Here is armorylog.txt
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WZkaxHYRQ_ghy0r49luVuOBHu5lsSw-e/view?usp=sharing
Thanks, so much
I also get Python quit unexpectedly. error dialogue.
I couldn't find dblog.txt
Here is armorylog.txt
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WZkaxHYRQ_ghy0r49luVuOBHu5lsSw-e/view?usp=sharing
Thanks, so much
Oof. That Armory version is quite old. Usual procedure is to upgrade to RC3 if possible, and given the older versions you'll want to delete /Users/gransar/Library/Application Support/Armory/databases/
Running a more recent version of Bitcoin Core, I hope?
the easiest way to access in mac is Go To Folder under Go menu and type ~/Library
I also get Python quit unexpectedly. error dialogue.
I couldn't find dblog.txt
Here is armorylog.txt
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WZkaxHYRQ_ghy0r49luVuOBHu5lsSw-e/view?usp=sharing
Thanks, so much
I also get Python quit unexpectedly. error dialogue.
I couldn't find dblog.txt
Here is armorylog.txt
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WZkaxHYRQ_ghy0r49luVuOBHu5lsSw-e/view?usp=sharing
Thanks, so much
/Users/user_name_here/Library/Application Support/Armory/ is where the logs reside on Macs. Hidden files/directories may have to be enabled in order to see them.
Thanks for the insight. I used caffeinate command on mac to prevent sleeping and were able to complete the ledger download. However now the armory crashes. I tried the brew command and have read so much of the threads.. Should I revert to an older version
No, but posting your log files will likely help.Not a mac user, but I assume they live in ~/.armory or somewhere similar.
Add dblog.txt and armorylog.txt to pastebin (or a site of your choice) and post the links here, please.
Thanks for the insight. I used caffeinate command on mac to prevent sleeping and were able to complete the ledger download. However now the armory crashes. I tried the brew command and have read so much of the threads.. Should I revert to an older version
Oh thank you so much! I totally forgot bitcoin core 
It is now asking for 150gb of space and download keeps
getting interrupted by sleep-mode.. This is now showing
to take 3 weeks.. let me get back to, hopefully soon.
It is now asking for 150gb of space and download keeps
getting interrupted by sleep-mode.. This is now showing
to take 3 weeks.. let me get back to, hopefully soon.
If I were you, I'd look into disabling sleep mode. Last I checked, some people had issues when their initial blockchain sync was interrupted for one reason or another. If the blockchain data gets corrupted, Armory can't do anything about it. I'm not saying the data will get corrupted. I'm just saying I recommend letting Core run uninterrupted if possible.
Oh thank you so much! I totally forgot bitcoin core
It is now asking for 150gb of space and download keeps
getting interrupted by sleep-mode.. This is now showing
to take 3 weeks.. let me get back to, hopefully soon.
It is now asking for 150gb of space and download keeps
getting interrupted by sleep-mode.. This is now showing
to take 3 weeks.. let me get back to, hopefully soon.
Is your armory client installed on an offline machine? If so you can't check your balances from this client.
If instead your pc has an internet connection then are you running bitcoin core? It is necessary in order to bring armory online (and thus checking balances, making transactions..)
If instead your pc has an internet connection then are you running bitcoin core? It is necessary in order to bring armory online (and thus checking balances, making transactions..)
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