[Solved] Headless client freezes when walletpassphrase invoked
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Hi,
I’m trying to set up feathercoind on a linux server.
I’ve successfully compiled the daemon and it runs and some functions work. For example I was able to successfully create a receive address and receive a couple of feathercoins to it.
However after encrypting the wallet, I find every time I execute walletpassphrase on the rpc channel it freezes the client and causes it to eat all the available CPU.
Is this a known bug? What solutions are there?
-Richard
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Plenty of pools are using that client. I don’t mine solo or a pool, but will try to help.
What operating system?
What version did you compile from where?
How did you compile it?Any other interesting chat that might lead someone to have an idea what to try? I will try that (walletpassphrase) in the normal client and report back.
Another thing you could do to help is look up if it is a known bug on Github.
I’m only just found this out, the QT-creator shows the codes has a bug list as well with great descriptions of what went on. I reviewed most of the Feathercoin 0.8.5 changes, in QT.
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Plenty of pools are using that client. I don’t mine solo or a pool, but will try to help.What operating system?
What version did you compile from where?
How did you compile it?Any other interesting chat that might lead someone to have an idea what to try? I will try that (walletpassphrase) in the normal client and report back.
Another thing you could do to help is look up if it is a known bug on Github.
I’m only just found this out, the QT-creator shows the codes has a bug list as well with great descriptions of what went on. I reviewed most of the Feathercoin 0.8.5 changes, in QT.
[/quote]Hi,
To answer your questions:
Debian GNU/Linux 7. AMD64Building:
apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libdb5.1-dev libdb5.1+±dev libboost-all-dev
su ftc
cd FeatherCoin-master/src
vim makefile.unix # removed UPNP and IPV6 here
make -f makefile.unixThat’s it.
Perhaps there is a bug in the latest git master? I would prefer a stable x64 binary if there are any available, but they don’t seem to be published on the homepage and all downloadable builds I’ve seen date back far enough that I am concerned they might be before a hard fork or some such.
Let me know how I should proceed.
Thanks,
Richard -
Hi Richard, can I assume the new client sorted out the glitch? and mark this Solved.
If not let me know.