Re: [XMR] Monero Client .NET - A GUI wallet made for Windows
Monero Client .NET v0.39.0-alpha.3 has been released!
Please be aware that this is a test release, thus, it isn't being beamed by auto-update. You can download it from here.
Disclaimer
This release is experimental and should not be used in production, but for testing purposes only. It is meant to bring the core development team a bigger tester base for using the new daemon and rpcwallet.
There are some known bugs in this version which are already being worked on by the core development team:
Have fun using the new build, and please give feedback about it, as it would be valuable for the entire Monero team.
Changes
Well, I'm not sure about that, as the migration worked just fine for me back then... Please ensure that you don't enter your wallet passphrase before the daemon initializes, check whether rpcwallet.exe is running in the background after about 5 minutes, and inform me whether my software requests you to enter a password on startup. If these are not the symptoms, then try re-indexing your wallet file by deleting the '.bin', and keeping the '.bin.keys'. This can take up to 30 minutes, and after that, it automatically saves in 6 minutes.
Thanks for testing!
Please be aware that this is a test release, thus, it isn't being beamed by auto-update. You can download it from here.
Disclaimer
This release is experimental and should not be used in production, but for testing purposes only. It is meant to bring the core development team a bigger tester base for using the new daemon and rpcwallet.
There are some known bugs in this version which are already being worked on by the core development team:
- You must wait for the daemon to initialize its RPC service before entering your wallet password
(Wait for the synchronization status icon to appear in the main window) - You cannot create a new wallet, but use an already existing one
Have fun using the new build, and please give feedback about it, as it would be valuable for the entire Monero team.
Changes
- Added support for sending bigger (split) transactions
- Improved stability by changing 'GET' requests' type to 'POST', as suggested in the JSON-RPC 2.0 Specification
Ok, thanks for sharing these very useful information.
No doubt about the efforts of the Monero devs. Definitely best anon coin around, imho.
Is it normal that v0.39.0-alpha.2 doesn't even recognize my old wallet (which works in 0.38.1.)?
Seems to keep initializing forever.
No doubt about the efforts of the Monero devs. Definitely best anon coin around, imho.
Is it normal that v0.39.0-alpha.2 doesn't even recognize my old wallet (which works in 0.38.1.)?
Seems to keep initializing forever.
Well, I'm not sure about that, as the migration worked just fine for me back then... Please ensure that you don't enter your wallet passphrase before the daemon initializes, check whether rpcwallet.exe is running in the background after about 5 minutes, and inform me whether my software requests you to enter a password on startup. If these are not the symptoms, then try re-indexing your wallet file by deleting the '.bin', and keeping the '.bin.keys'. This can take up to 30 minutes, and after that, it automatically saves in 6 minutes.
Thanks for testing!