I reinstalled and python27.dll was installed fine as well, and armory now boots. But it is unresponsive once it loads up. After about 4 minutes it becomes responsive and appears to work fine.
(WARNING) ArmoryQt.py:1273 - Memory pool file was corrupt. Deleted. (no further action is needed)
(ERROR) ArmoryQt.py:782 - Could not access latest Armory version information
(ERROR) ArmoryQt.py:783 - Tried: https://raw.github.com/etotheipi/BitcoinArmory/logger/versions.txt
I then disabled the version check and restarted armory, this time it was immediately responsive.
(WARNING) ArmoryQt.py:1273 - Memory pool file was corrupt. Deleted. (no further action is needed)
(ERROR) ArmoryQt.py:782 - Could not access latest Armory version information
(ERROR) ArmoryQt.py:783 - Tried: https://raw.github.com/etotheipi/BitcoinArmory/logger/versions.txt
I then disabled the version check and restarted armory, this time it was immediately responsive.
Okay, this is clearly very wrong behavior. I just wish I could reproduce it so that I can figure out how to make it go away. Any information that might explain why you experience this delay and not me? It doesn't happen on my Win7-64bit VM. I don't really want to disable it, but I will have to if I can't figure this out.
I have a strange problem.
I'm using the following piece of code (on a watch-only testnet wallet) and am getting no Addr20 value.
Returns
Also, just for my own sanity check, I found that the type of ledger[0].getAddrStr20() is str with length 0
Any ideas on why this is happening?
I'm using the following piece of code (on a watch-only testnet wallet) and am getting no Addr20 value.
Code:
ledger = wlt.getTxLedger() #wlt is a PyBtcWallet
ledger[0].pprint()
ledger[0].pprint()
Returns
Code:
LedgerEntry:
Addr20 :
Value : 10
BlkNum : 71313
TxHash : 43b999e0c1df82e83eaf2c4a589d7d8517552c32d4006ad4ae486c09ef42c881
TxIndex : 1
isValid : 1
Coinbase: 0
sentSelf: 0
isChange: 0
Addr20 :
Value : 10
BlkNum : 71313
TxHash : 43b999e0c1df82e83eaf2c4a589d7d8517552c32d4006ad4ae486c09ef42c881
TxIndex : 1
isValid : 1
Coinbase: 0
sentSelf: 0
isChange: 0
Also, just for my own sanity check, I found that the type of ledger[0].getAddrStr20() is str with length 0
Any ideas on why this is happening?
You somehow evaded the code path that sets that addr20 value. I am looking at the code, but I can't figure out how that would happen. Could you PM/email the context so I can see how it was created? Was it created from Armory itself? Or did you create it from a script on the offline computer using armoryengine? If I can figure out how it happened, I can either fix that code path, or cut it off to avoid it in the future (I would like people to be able to leverage the library, like you are, without breaking stuff).