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droark

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Quote from: johnlu on March 19, 2016, 12:42:32 PM

Where can we find what's new in 0.94 release? :-)

There should be a changelog once 0.94 is out. Offhand, the only major thing I can think of is the database optimization. Now, Armory's database (separate from the blockchain) is ~300MB instead of ~60GB. That and general stability improvements and mandatory "low-S" signatures (although this was implemented in 0.93.3) come to mind.

johnlu

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Where can we find what's new in 0.94 release? :-)

unamis76

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To new users ending up here and/or old users outdated or currently unaware of what's happening: Alan Reiner (etotheipi) has ceased to take an active part in developing Armory, and Armory Technologies, Inc. isn't responsible for Armory anymore. More about that here.

goatpig is now in charge of Armory as it can be seen here and will continue actively developing Armory, for the time being.

Meanwhile, Armory's website is offline. If you need sources you can go here (goatpig's GitHub) and if you need binaries you can download them from here, which is also from goatpig's GitHub.

Just a TL;DR for confused and/or lazy people Cheesy

Trouble821

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Quote from: doug_armory on June 09, 2015, 02:37:59 PM

Hey everyone. The HTTP link should work now. Sorry about the hiccup.

I confirm it's working OK for me now. When I tried the http link it redirected to the https page. I don't get the default apache server page anymore.

doug_armory

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Senior Developer - Armory

Hey everyone. The HTTP link should work now. Sorry about the hiccup.

Trouble821

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Quote from: doug_armory on June 08, 2015, 11:47:03 PM

Quote from: Trouble821 on June 08, 2015, 07:45:29 PM

Quote from: etotheipi on January 28, 2013, 08:21:17 PM

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If you're new to Armory, please checkout its homepage, or use the links at the top of this post to jump directly where you want to go. Please see below for general information about Armory features:

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The http://bitcoinarmory.com/ link lead me to the default Apache2 server welcome page. This is an excerpt from it.

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This is the default welcome page used to test the correct operation of the Apache2 server after installation on Ubuntu systems.

It seems like something is broken on http://bitcoinarmory.com/

Works for me. It actually redirects to https://bitcoinarmory.com/ but it does work.

Thanks, I tried the https link (https://bitcoinarmory.com/) and it worked for me.

However, when I tried the http link (http://bitcoinarmory.com/) I still got the default apache server page. This is what it looks like for me.

It didn't redirect to the https page for me.

doug_armory

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Quote from: Trouble821 on June 08, 2015, 07:45:29 PM

Quote from: etotheipi on January 28, 2013, 08:21:17 PM

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If you're new to Armory, please checkout its homepage, or use the links at the top of this post to jump directly where you want to go. Please see below for general information about Armory features:

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The http://bitcoinarmory.com/ link lead me to the default Apache2 server welcome page. This is an excerpt from it.

Quote

This is the default welcome page used to test the correct operation of the Apache2 server after installation on Ubuntu systems.

It seems like something is broken on http://bitcoinarmory.com/

Works for me. It actually redirects to https://bitcoinarmory.com/ but it does work.

Trouble821

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Quote from: etotheipi on January 28, 2013, 08:21:17 PM

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If you're new to Armory, please checkout its homepage, or use the links at the top of this post to jump directly where you want to go. Please see below for general information about Armory features:

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The http://bitcoinarmory.com/ link lead me to the default Apache2 server welcome page. This is an excerpt from it.

Quote

This is the default welcome page used to test the correct operation of the Apache2 server after installation on Ubuntu systems.

It seems like something is broken on http://bitcoinarmory.com/

rif

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With this purse always some problem, everything seems to be interesting to do a lot of useful features, but works through time.

goldfarb

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I'm having problems accessing my wallet. I purchased some bitcoins and received confirmation of the release. When I start Armory to run the transaction scan, I encounter one of two problems every time. Either Armory just crashes, or I get an error message that there are missing headers and I'm prompted to restart Armory. When I restart I encounter the same issues. I did a factory reset twice but it's still not fixed. Any suggestions?

churst1z

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Thanks all. I have it installed successfully.

Carlton Banks

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It's available from this unlikely link: https://bitcoinarmory.com/download/

josephbisch

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Quote from: churst1z on April 05, 2015, 10:41:28 AM

Thanks! But how do I get to 92.3? I searched for it, but the download always says 93.1.

Click on "Previous Stable" at https://bitcoinarmory.com/download/.

churst1z

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Thanks! But how do I get to 92.3? I searched for it, but the download always says 93.1.

Carlton Banks

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Quote from: churst1z on April 05, 2015, 09:47:24 AM

Have you figured out a way to load Armory onto a 32 bit system? I have an Acer with Windows 7 startup in 32 bit. Under the Cold Storage instructions I should be able to use the notebook, but Armory will not install on the 32 bit system.

Use version 92.3, there's a 32-bit build, and you're not really missing much from 93.x if it's only run in offline mode. You can run 93.1 as your online client, they're compatible.

churst1z

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Have you figured out a way to load Armory onto a 32 bit system? I have an Acer with Windows 7 startup in 32 bit. Under the Cold Storage instructions I should be able to use the notebook, but Armory will not install on the 32 bit system.

armoryhelper

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cool, i can post

goatpig

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Quote from: thezerg on February 10, 2014, 05:54:20 PM

what github branch should we use if we want something that is mostly stable but contains the latest bug fixes?

EDIT: tried "master" branch seems to work fine

Master is only updated with code you'll find in release packages. We have a team of several devs now and each and every one keeps their changes in a dedicated branch until they are stable enough to be merged into the dev branch.

That being said, the dev branch is not guaranteed to be stable at any given point in time. The testing branch is more stable but gets updated way less.

thezerg

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what github branch should we use if we want something that is mostly stable but contains the latest bug fixes?

EDIT: tried "master" branch seems to work fine

Tay

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I think this has huge potential.

I love the back up options and with a bit of UI refinement (already posted some screen shots with the UI issue on Github) and some fixes it'll be great.

I like the fact that it tells me exactly where my BtC is, Multibit doesnt seem to have an option of showing you what is where..damned annoying when trying to tidy up addresses and export priv keys for security.

Keep up the good work.

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