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Just want to say Thank You to whoever fixed the market font colors in v0.4.21 - I can now read the numbers :)

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Fixed for 0.4.22.

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xeroc, what are you using there? what's the version of boost? which compiler and version?
My issue was fixed in
https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/issues/864

can't help with yours though .. as I am not using the GUI much :(

Me neither, but it's nice to have it working. I'll wait for an eventual fix then...


Download from trusted server instead of p2p network.

I don't like this feature.. glad that the fix is to turn it off.


Thanks all!

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The fix was to turn off chain downloader.

Ah I guess I missed that..
What's the purpose of "chain downloader"? (aside from the obvious ;) )

Download from trusted server instead of p2p network.
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xeroc, what are you using there? what's the version of boost? which compiler and version?
My issue was fixed in
https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/issues/864

can't help with yours though .. as I am not using the GUI much :(

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The fix was to turn off chain downloader.

Ah I guess I missed that..
What's the purpose of "chain downloader"? (aside from the obvious ;) )

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The fix was to turn off chain downloader.
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What sense does it make to have a RC if you won't give people the time to install and report bugs?
https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/issues/864

We had people file and report bugs internally.
That would be a good approach if you had all different architectures available to test with .. have you?

I just finished building on ubuntu server 14.04.1 32bit.
The cli client seems to be working well but the web wallet is not.

I keep getting redirected to http://localhost:9989/#/createwallet and even after manually navigating to http://localhost:9989/#/unlockwallet and supplying the password, I'm still being redirected back to the /createwallet page.

My wallet's name is not default, if it matters.


I'm gonna try building on sid 64bit soon. xeroc, what are you using there? what's the version of boost? which compiler and version?
Thanks.

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What sense does it make to have a RC if you won't give people the time to install and report bugs?
https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/issues/864

We had people file and report bugs internally.
That would be a good approach if you had all different architectures available to test with .. have you?

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Disable Chain Downloader by removing it from your config file.... if in doubt you can delete your config file entirely.
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What sense does it make to have a RC if you won't give people the time to install and report bugs?
https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/issues/864

We had people file and report bugs internally. 
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Offline GaltReport

What sense does it make to have a RC if you won't give people the time to install and report bugs?
https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/issues/864

Good point. No sooner did I get RC1 installed and their is another release.

BTW, RC1 running fine for me.  I did find that a reboot after install again gave me a lot more memory so i do this now as regular practice.
« Last Edit: October 23, 2014, 11:12:56 am by GaltReport »

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I haven't seen that issue on ubuntu 14.04 .
For me it seems to be Debian sid related ..

I need sid because of boost .. kind of sucks .. gonna install ubuntu next time :) .. or archlinux

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I haven't seen that issue on ubuntu 14.04 .

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What sense does it make to have a RC if you won't give people the time to install and report bugs?
https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/issues/864