Quote from: pvz on January 23, 2013, 07:48:30 AM

For a daemon it is a good thing if the functions "addwallet(filename.wallet)", "removewallet(wallet name or file name)" and "rescanwallets" are available. If you want the daemon run for 24/7 a restart (to load a new wallet or exclude one) is not preferred.
Also the memory requirements is a attention. I do not know how the memory requirement with ArmoryQT for a additional wallet works, but I expect it is not 1.5Gb for each wallet.

Quote from: etotheipi on January 21, 2013, 05:42:06 AM

I think the last part is answered by my multi-wallet answer. If you have recommendations for how to accommodate multi-wallet armoryd that more intelligently, I'm happy to entertain it!

Yes you did, I will happy to do so and thanks!

Yeah, I definitely want to have the add/remove/create/rescanwallet functions. Armory is capable of doing it, though adding a wallet will usually induce a rescan which could make your make your JSON interface useless for a couple minutes. Even though I have multithreading already, I realized it shouldn't be too difficult to do a raw rescan without TheBDM at all, meaning it could happen without putting Armory into offline mode, and then it would simply injected the registered transactions it finds when it's done (it would be a bit of work modify it like this, but it would work).

Unfortunately, 24/7 is a stretch at the minute: I am experiencing seg faults when Bitcoin-Qt/bitcoind splits block files, even though I have a unit-test that tests exactly that event! I'm going to have to dig into this again.

On the other hand, this all goes away when I do the full/final RAM reduction and finally have Armory maintaining its own blockdata. Once I have this, there is no more clashing with Bitcoin-Qt, and a whole host of problems will go away. I'm very temped to jump back to this before the new wallets, because of the usability improvement in addition to al lthese stupid problems going away.

Quote from: N.Z. on January 22, 2013, 10:36:47 PM

etotheipi, could you upload latest signed archive with source tarball to your site (or amazon)?

N.Z. I just pushed a signed tag into the git repo. You can checkout the tag, v0.87.2-beta, and verify it using "git tag -v v0.87.2-beta".