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Main => General Discussion => Topic started by: laow on July 25, 2014, 01:59:54 am
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guys who have the crash problem, can try this solution. Empirical1 have tried it and it works.
install the openssl 1.0.1h binaeries from the website, see if it help.
http://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html (http://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html)
download this one “Win32 OpenSSL v1.0.1h”. when installing choose Copy OpenSSL DLLs to: The Windows system directory.
after installed you may need to running the btsx client as administrator or reboot the system.
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give some feedback if it works or it doesn't, so we can help bm solve this problem.
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I installed 32bit/64bit binaries. Re-installed after deleting app data. Still crashed.
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I installed 32bit/64bit binaries. Re-installed after deleting app data. Still crashed.
Did you restarted the system? if you have old 0.2.2 version installed, try run the command line version bitshares_client.exe, locates on same dir as BitSharesX.exe.
you must run bitshares_client.exe from the CMD, so we can see the error message.
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I installed 32bit/64bit binaries. Re-installed after deleting app data. Still crashed.
Did you restarted the system? if you have old 0.2.2 version installed, try run the command line version bitshares_client.exe, locates on same dir as BitSharesX.exe.
you must run bitshares_client.exe from the CMD, so we can see the error message.
Happy to report working after install and reboot!!!! How come this wallet requires the open ssl install?
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I installed 32bit/64bit binaries. Re-installed after deleting app data. Still crashed.
Did you restarted the system? if you have old 0.2.2 version installed, try run the command line version bitshares_client.exe, locates on same dir as BitSharesX.exe.
you must run bitshares_client.exe from the CMD, so we can see the error message.
Happy to report working after install and reboot!!!! How come this wallet requires the open ssl install?
good to see that :D.
I think the wallet source invoke the openssl library, but did't packed the dependent dll file within the install file. so the client use some other version opensll dll that your system have exist. need more tests to confirm that.
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I installed 32bit/64bit binaries. Re-installed after deleting app data. Still crashed.
Did you restarted the system? if you have old 0.2.2 version installed, try run the command line version bitshares_client.exe, locates on same dir as BitSharesX.exe.
you must run bitshares_client.exe from the CMD, so we can see the error message.
Happy to report working after install and reboot!!!! How come this wallet requires the open ssl install?
good to see that :D.
I think the wallet source invoke the openssl library, but did't packed the dependent dll file within the install file. so the client use some other version opensll dll that your system have exist. need more tests to confirm that.
Great catch... we are working to integrate the fix for the next release.
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It worked for me too!
I was also asked to install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributables before I could install openssl.
Everything works fine now!
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Everyone still crashing please try this version and let us know if the crashing is fixed: https://github.com/dacsunlimited/qt_wallet/releases/tag/v0.2.3.1
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Everyone still crashing please try this version and let us know if the crashing is fixed: https://github.com/dacsunlimited/qt_wallet/releases/tag/v0.2.3.1
Mine still crashes.
Update:
After installing openssl 1.0.1h and running as Administrator , it seems to work so far.
Thanks.
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Everyone still crashing please try this version and let us know if the crashing is fixed: https://github.com/dacsunlimited/qt_wallet/releases/tag/v0.2.3.1
Hi vikram, I think you may need to pack the libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll. after installed, the two file should locate on the same dir with BitSharesX.exe, so the client can invoke them first.