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Title: ERROR Debug.log Post by: giuseppe69 on March 14, 2020, 10:29:37 AM a fatal internal error has been preset, consult the debug.log file for more details
si è presentato un errore interno fatale, consultare il file debug.log per maggiori dettagli What can I do.? Cosa posso fare? Title: Re: ERROR Debug.log Post by: Vod on March 14, 2020, 10:56:16 AM https://musescore.org/en/handbook/developers-handbook/getting-started/how-write-good-bug-report-step-step-instructions
Title: Re: ERROR Debug.log Post by: Welsh on March 14, 2020, 11:00:48 AM Basically, what Vod linked.
1. Where are you getting the error? 2. Can you reproduce the error? 3. Time, and date the error occurred 4. steps taken before the error was produced AFAIK this isn't even anything to do with the forum, and should be elsewhere. Would you please elaborate where this error is from. Title: Re: ERROR Debug.log Post by: Rizzrack on March 14, 2020, 01:54:32 PM From what I know debug.log is a Windows/Google file (either created by OS or Google apps, like Chrome) where ... as the name suggests... errors are logged. This is client side anyway, meaning on your PC
Did you click on a weird link from a post and got an error? Did you open a PDF or something with Chrome? As the guys before said, need more details Title: Re: ERROR Debug.log Post by: giuseppe69 on March 14, 2020, 02:01:38 PM I CAN'T OPEN BITCOIN CORE
This is the message : a fatal internal error has been preset, consult the debug.log file for more detailshttp:// Title: Re: ERROR Debug.log Post by: giuseppe69 on March 14, 2020, 02:10:28 PM It only happens to me when I want to open bitcoin core wallet. Not with tesnet version
Title: Re: ERROR Debug.log Post by: mole0815 on March 14, 2020, 02:28:59 PM Maybe this quote can help you:
The easiest solution is to reindex everything. I think that would work. However, before you do that, check the permissions of everything in the data directory. Make sure that the you are able to have read and write access to everything since that error seems like you have a permissions problem. It would also be helpful if you gave us the full Debug log. And please move the Thread in the correct subboard :) Title: Re: ERROR Debug.log Post by: HCP on March 29, 2020, 10:55:21 PM I CAN'T OPEN BITCOIN CORE Did you check the Bitcoin Core debug.log file to see what the actual error was? ???This is the message : a fatal internal error has been preset, consult the debug.log file for more details The debug.log file is in the Bitcoin Core data directory (same place as the wallet.dat file). Without the error details from that file, no one will be able to assist Title: Re: ERROR Debug.log Post by: ChuckBuck on March 30, 2020, 11:50:44 AM The debug.log file is in the Bitcoin Core data directory (same place as the wallet.dat file). Without the error details from that file, no one will be able to assist Not really, I've encountered a similar case :D but I did not find any debug.log file as your suggestion. The better thing is that I can continue using electrum by uninstalling and reinstalling :D The difference may be due to the Electrum installation directory, I'm not sure but you should install on drive C (default folder). OP can try it if he want, not sure if it works for himTitle: Re: ERROR Debug.log Post by: mocacinno on March 30, 2020, 11:54:10 AM Not really, I've encountered a similar case :D but I did not find any debug.log file as your suggestion. The better thing is that I can continue using electrum by uninstalling and reinstalling :D The difference may be due to the Electrum installation directory, I'm not sure but you should install on drive C (default folder). OP can try it if he want, not sure if it works for him debug.log is the log written by default when using bitcoin core... For electrum, you can enable stdout debug logging on the terminal by adding the -v argument. @OP: depending on your OS, the path to the debug.log can be found on this wiki entry: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Data_directory The log does not contain your private key, nor seed... Nobody can rob you just by reading your debug.log, so from a security point of view, it should be safe to post it's content. However, by sharing the log, you might decrease some of your privacy |