It looks like you were not connected to the internet intermittently. Because you said it was saying only 6%. Please go to your history tab and let me know
if it says it see if it thinks it's connected. Also what country are you from? Some countries have firewall.
Hi, Qt wallet works without problems. In version 1.34 there are no problems. I only have a problem, I think it's in my computer, I'll try to figure it out. Thanks for the help! I'm from Russia.
It usually checks a server for internet connectivity... in your screenshot it said it wasn't connected to the internet. The Markets client is where all the action is so perhaps it's best to check why. You can activate the debug file in settings and then restart the program and let it try to connect and if it fails then close it and send a file it will generate called c:\bitbay\debug.txt
Did as you requested c:\bitbay\ debug.txt
https://drive.google.com/open?id=19LWi16KnXR6Bs6mg3aIUiQMaL38abKf1Hmm there doesn't seem to be much about this on github for requests. Well actually the newer release we check urllib2 first like in previous builds. So when I release the update in a couple days will let you know.
So are you running TOR or a proxy or anything that interferes with some web requests?
Hi,! It seems the problem was hiding in the assembly of windows 10 installed on my computer. I installed windows 7 and BitBay Client earned properly. Sorry, What distracted you in vain!
debug.txt:
Connection attempt: 0
Object::connect: No such slot HowManyOfYourBeliefsArePropagatedBlackAlways::timeoutSlot()
Connection attempt: 1
Connection attempt: 2
Connection attempt: 3
connection to network successful
https://postimg.cc/image/dmx3rz3q9/https://postimg.cc/image/l2wddvu1d/Yes it was a very strange problem. Honestly I had not seen this one before and found very little help for requests package on github. Either way, two different libraries are usually used for that request it's only to check for connectivity. Some requests are only made with one library because they require it. And all of them can be routed through TOR or a proxy upon request. Except maybe one or two that use cloudflare so those don't like TOR. I think TOR + proxy bypasses that restriction.