I got everything cloned and built OK.  When i try to run bts_xt_server, I'm getting

server.cpp:24                 main                 ] assert
fc::exists( "trustee.key" ):

Sure enough I don't have any trustee.key file anywhere.  Where do I get this file?

It seems like bts_server is no longer required?  I am able to run bts_wallet without running bts_server.

If I try to run bts_server, I get:
2668863ms th_a       chain_server.cpp:401          configure            ] listening for stcp connections on port 4567
2668864ms th_a       chain_server.cpp:114          close                ] closing connections...
2668864ms th_a       server.cpp:19                 main                 ] std
error configuring server
    {"config":{"port":4567,"mirrors":[]}}
    th_a  chain_server.cpp:423 configure

Is this expected?

What is my password?  I never set a password.  I am trying to import the private key that was posted earlier in this thread.

Is there any workaround? As it is, the wallet.bts file will not get created, and if it exists will not be updated.

I am running bts_server fine.  I used to also have bts_wallet working, but I just did a pull today and now I'm having a problem with it.

When I try to quit it shows an error message and does not create a wallet file.  This is what it looks like:

listening for rpc connections on 127.0.0.1:57037
connecting to bitshares network: 127.0.0.1:4567
>>> q
unable to connect to bitshares network at this time.

In bts_wallet/main.cpp, I noticed lots of code of the form:

    main_thread->async( [=]() {
        // ... do stuff ...
    } ).wait();

What is the point of running async code if all you are doing is waiting for it to complete?  Why not replace the above code with just:

    // ... do stuff ...

The bts_wallet command line app has the command: importkey PRIV_KEY.  What is the format of PRIV_KEY that the command expects?

That doesn't help... my target_link_libraries already has ${CMAKE_DL_LIBS} ... it still fails because -ldl needs to be last in the c++ command line (see my previous post)