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Ok, so I'm having a new problem now.
It ran fine for a few hours and redownloaded the blockchain. Now when I try to run it, I get a C++ runtime error after a few seconds.
It says:
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.
And here's the log:
http://pastebin.com/89KeEA1x
It ran fine for a few hours and redownloaded the blockchain. Now when I try to run it, I get a C++ runtime error after a few seconds.
It says:
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.
And here's the log:
http://pastebin.com/89KeEA1x
It didn't on my windows7 box.
Would you mind paste debug.log ?
Would you mind paste debug.log ?
http://pastebin.com/kMkgTetK
Here ya go, the log from the most recent time I tried to run the program
So I installed the newest version of the Bitcoin client and every time I try to run it, it crashes during the "Rescanning" phase of the startup process. Any help with this?
Also, sorry if there's already a thread about this; I looked around for a bit and couldn't find anything. Again, thanks for any help
Also, sorry if there's already a thread about this; I looked around for a bit and couldn't find anything. Again, thanks for any help
Re: [WTS]New Earphones (Coosh Brand) 1 LEFT Only .35 Shipped US ONLY!!!
I ordered mine last week Wednesday and got them in the mail today. Thanks for selling em at such an awesome price
Also, I just want to note that the sound quality on these is surprisingly high, very nice headphones for the price.
Also, I just want to note that the sound quality on these is surprisingly high, very nice headphones for the price.
lolSo I know there have been plenty of threads about this subject before, but I didn't ever read posts about this small of a transaction requiring a "tax".
I went to make a 0.01 BTC donation to an app developer, when the Bitcoin client told me that the transaction was "too big" and required a 0.01 BTC fee to make it work. Is this correct? Why am I being charged 100% of my transaction as a fee? Could somebody help me out please?
I went to make a 0.01 BTC donation to an app developer, when the Bitcoin client told me that the transaction was "too big" and required a 0.01 BTC fee to make it work. Is this correct? Why am I being charged 100% of my transaction as a fee? Could somebody help me out please?
Re: SUPER EASY Payment Solutions for Brick and Mortar Establishments - MtGox Mobile
maltaethiron, well I'm glad to see the apk runs on 2.1 now. I'm not quite sure why you would be receiving this error. Basically, this error you are getting throws up several red flags. When you are on your desktop, while connected to the same network at the same location, are you able to visit the MtGox.com website?
Also, does the network in which you are connected perchance inject its own page when attempting to visit a HTTPS website? (Hotel network, Paid WiFi, Public WiFi)
This sounds like it could be a MITM attack, however. I would definitely look into your network to make sure that there are no problems....
Also, does the network in which you are connected perchance inject its own page when attempting to visit a HTTPS website? (Hotel network, Paid WiFi, Public WiFi)
This sounds like it could be a MITM attack, however. I would definitely look into your network to make sure that there are no problems....
I'm using Sprint's 3G network for my internet. I can definitely get to Mt. Gox on my own home WiFi, so I'll connect my phone to my WiFi and see if that works, then report back.
Nevermind, just saw the screens on another thread
Re: SUPER EASY Payment Solutions for Brick and Mortar Establishments - MtGox Mobile
I just updated the software and I'm getting an interesting error:
Error:
{ 'source' : [Ti.Network.
HTTPClient] 'error' : 'Not
trusted server certificate' , }
Error:
{ 'source' : [Ti.Network.
HTTPClient] 'error' : 'Not
trusted server certificate' , }
Not sure if there's some reason that this thread fell way back, but I'd definitely be interested in something like this! My interest in silver has been increasing recently and I'd love to have a few coins that looked like bitcoins!