Ok guys, having this issue... I'm running 0.39.0-rc2 and once the blockchain syncs it stays exactly as the screenshot below not showing my balance or address... any idea what's up or what I'm doing wrong?
Yeah, I have the same problem, with 0.38.2, even. It does that where it remains stuck at initializing, and never prompts for the password. To work around it, I have to delete the Jojatekok folder every so often that is stored under C:\Users\your_username\AppData\Local\ before opening up the GUI, then it will prompt for the password and load the wallet. Just deleting the config file doesn't always work for me, but deleting the entire folder does, for whatever reason. Can confirm, deleting the folder from AppData fixes the issue. Strange that it happens. Any chance of an update soon? I'm not in communication with Jojatekok or anything, but it seems as if for at least the past three weeks he's been working on something new, a Poloniex API in .NET: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=799579.0I may actually begin looking at the code for the GUI myself to see if I can find the issue. It's open source, so any of us are free to contribute fixes to the code if he has other priorities: https://github.com/Jojatekok/monero-client-net
Is this wallet works with other cryptonight coins?
Nope.
Is there any gui wallet for other coins(dashcoin,moneta verde ,etc)?
Not sure. I'm sorry, but I just got extremely busy with school and real life things. Also, I tried it several times, but my implementation seems to work. The bug is probably caused by the newly-released Monero daemon binaries whose changes are not yet available on the official dev branch. Once everything gets merged, Monero Client .NET will probably work fine again. |
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It would be nice if MEW or the core devs set up a Monero wiki, similar to the Bitcoin wiki ( https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Main_Page). It's a bit hard for newbies to navigate Bitcointalk to find accurate and up-to-date information, given the level of anti-Monero FUD and trolling. There is one here http://monero.wikia.com/ but it is focused on development. Personally, I find it a shame to "burn" the monero name for development wiki - it should have a greater scheme than that. I don't remember who is the creator of the wiki, but I suggest anyway that we start writing some topics out of dev here. It is always possible to use a "development" category to isolate devving from the rest. Greetings! I am the creator of the wiki, and it was primarily made with a purpose of creating space for official development-related schemes. I asked the dev team whether there should be content for the general audience, but they told me that they were already working on a wiki, if I recall correctly. Anyway, PM me if you want to have administrator access to the Monero Wikia page. |
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This project is an easy-to-use API implementation of Poloniex functions in the Microsoft .NET Framework, and is useful to build trading tools. The class library is written in C#, and the demo project uses XAML ( WPF). Usage requirementsInstalling Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 (or higher) is a requirement for both end-users and developers. About versioningThe project uses Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 for keeping track of changes. DonationsDonations are highly appreciated in order to keep the development alive. - Bitcoin: 14wHehBtFt321WTV15khon8Juaxh9drnfJ
- Monero: 47hK4gehaMrFTQCiV5FEmM54hpqTrdHudb9nUBG88NicBDpxH4TGuh3TmW84Dc6dpMiEiBLGvJCuT3x C3LNHctmx7mG8NLM
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This client is awesome, kudos and respect to Jojatekok. I've been using it daily since late July. Running 0.39 RC2 atm.
I don't think 0.39 RC2 is functioning atm, because of the recent attack. The daemon in the test branch hasn't been updated, so you can't connect to the network with it. That's true. Downgrading to v0.38.2 requires you to delete your settings which are located at '%LocalAppData%\Jojatekok\MoneroClient.Net\', though. |
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Updated version 0.38.2 crashing down when i send coins (not responding). Why?
still have a problem ? Yes. I can't send coins.. Same here. Can't send coins, when i click 'send' wallet is 'not responding'... What should I do? Coins regulary comes into wallet, but I can't do anything with them... Wallet is v0.38.1, and it always says 'an update is available v0.38.2', but it can't update itself... The "update is available" issue has just been fixed. How many transactions (in total) do you have in your wallet? It may be an issue with dust which v0.39 will resolve. |
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Is this because the test versions use different binaries? For instance, the official bitmonerod.exe requires typing "exit" to quit the daemon, whereas, the binary included in the test versions uses the command line argument "stop_daemon" to quit it.
I'm sure jojatekok will have a better answer but my guess is yes. There is work in development to make the daemon into a proper daemon (operates in the background not in a window) I would guess he is using the in the test version. I don't really have a better answer, because you answered the question perfectly.  |
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A quick update 'v0.38.2' has just been pushed, which changes the bundled binaries 'bitmonerod.exe' and 'simplewallet.exe' in order to mitigate the blockchain attack which happened a little while ago.
Test versions are not yet updated.
Thanks, Jojatekok. I was wondering in the Monero Support thread whether or not the binaries included here were the same as the officially released binaries. Is this the case? Yep, the new binaries are included in v0.38.2 (but not yet in the test versions). |
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A quick update 'v0.38.2' has just been pushed, which changes the bundled binaries 'bitmonerod.exe' and 'simplewallet.exe' in order to mitigate the blockchain attack which happened a little while ago.
Test versions are not yet updated.
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what now?
Delete your blockchain folder which is - by default - located at '%AppData%\bitmonero', and then download the new 'bitmonerod.exe' from the Monero topic's original post. Replace it with the one found in Monero Client .NET's '\Resources\Software' folder, and then start the application. It may take a while to sync, but you'll be on the right chain. |
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helo
i have problepm to sync wallet 0.38.1
from pool was send xmr but nothing come in to wallet:(
There was a blockchain spam attack 2 days ago, thus, the chain has forked, and you may be on the wrong fork. Please open http://localhost:18081/getheight while running the client (waiting about a minute after startup), and tell us what number is its output. |
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One thing is not really clear to me and excuse me that I don't want to read all the pages of this thread.
I could not find it on the website as well.
How do I recover my private key? I got a bunch of words which is representing my private key, I wrote them down and stored them, but is there any other way to look into a file on my computer to find these words again?
edit: nevermind, I restarted the client with ./simplewallet and was asked about wallet.bin
For instance, Monero Client .NET v0.39.0-rc.2 is capable of the retrieval of mnemonic account seeds from the backup manager, utilizing rpcwallet. |
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Could I install this client on an offline computer and create a wallet without connecting to the internet?
Yes, probably. Or if not, please try running the GUI with the '-noupdate' command line argument specified. Please provide feedback to me whether possible. |
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I tried 3 different versions and all of them appear to not have the functionality of having an auto-created XMR address/account.
Is it supposed to be that way? Or am I missing something?
I'll wait until the client is synced with the network first. Looks like it is "initializing" the default XMR address. Creating a new account requires you to use v0.38.1, and downgrading makes you obeyed to remove the configuration file located at '%LocalAppData%\Jojatekok\MoneroClient.Net\'. Also, upgrading to v0.39.0-rc.2 requires you to remove the config file again because of an upgrade mechanism fail introduced by the new test releases, but that will be fixed in the next Release Candidate. Otherwise, the application is considerably stable, especially v0.39.0-rc.2 or above (in the future). v0.38.1's account file creator should prompt you for password protection. The "initializing" text should disappear once rpcwallet initializes, so it may not stay like that for more than a minute, but if your 'account.bin' file is not up to date, then it may take an hour or even more. Feel free to ask questions if you have any problems, I'll be glad to help you. v0.39.0-rc.2
rpcwallet.exe crash with 0xc000001d .
0xc000001d looked into Google.
I saw that there is a problem with the CPU does not support SSE 4.1
And I use Athlon II neo n36l the processor and it does not support the SSE 4.1.
And I found "/ D__SSE4_1__" a source from cmakelists.txt
This option does not seem to fit me.
It seems like bitmonerod.exe also included in the zip file.
Please modify it.
I just contacted the core developers about this issue, please keep watching this thread for further information! |
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open %localappdata%\Jojatekok\MoneroClient.Net\user.config with notepad and delete line <paths softwareAccountManager="" /> or fill full path of rpcwallet location why config files "softwareAccountManager" path is blank .. It looks like a config file update mechanism fail, there will be a quick fix in the next release for sure. Thanks for the report!  |
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Hi guys - Jojatekok has just bounced this past us in #monero-dev, and we've helped him figure out the source of his GUI client's blockchain corruption. He's going to release a new version that will fix this - if you have had a corrupt blockchain you will need to redownload, but moving forward you should not have this happen again:)
As suggested by the core development team, the blockchain should not be saved automatically every 6 minutes, as it is done by the daemon after every 8 hours. Because of the mass amounts of hard drive IO operation, the blockchain or 'account.bin' file could get corrupted. Thus, if you have issues, please switch over to v0.39.0-rc.2, and before you start using it, delete your blockchain data (which are - by default - located at '%AppData%\bitmonero'), and the 'account.bin' file, keeping 'account.bin.keys' intact!Please be aware that this "bug" has existed for a long time, so not only the latest test versions are affected. Sorry for the inconvenience! If we already re-downloaded the entire blockchain with rc1, will this be necessary to download it all yet again in rc2, or am I misunderstanding you? You may only re-download it whether you encounter any issues regarding blockchain/account loading. |
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Hi guys - Jojatekok has just bounced this past us in #monero-dev, and we've helped him figure out the source of his GUI client's blockchain corruption. He's going to release a new version that will fix this - if you have had a corrupt blockchain you will need to redownload, but moving forward you should not have this happen again:)
As suggested by the core development team, the blockchain should not be saved automatically every 6 minutes, as it is done by the daemon after every 8 hours. Because of the mass amounts of hard drive IO operation, the blockchain or 'account.bin' file could get corrupted. Thus, if you have issues, please switch over to v0.39.0-rc.2, and before you start using it, delete your blockchain data (which are - by default - located at '%AppData%\bitmonero'), and the 'account.bin' file, keeping 'account.bin.keys' intact!Please be aware that this "bug" has existed for a long time, so not only the latest test versions are affected. Sorry for the inconvenience! |
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If you run the GUI and choose Settings, Options then on the Paths tab is the Daemon software: pointing to the correct directory? If it is then I'm stumped cause I didn't need to change any settings for it to run. And yes \Roaming\bitmonero\ is the only data directory I can see unless it has been manually altered which you should be able to see in that same tab.
Nope, the paths are all set to their defaults, I just double-checked. In the meantime, I did some more fooling around, deleting the AppData\Local\Jojatekok folder yet again, and moving some other stuff around, and I was finally able to get it to the point where the GUI would load the bitmonerod.exe process and start downloading the blockchain. However, it, again, wanted to start from scratch on downloading it. When trying to bootstrap it by putting blockchain.bin in the default directory (C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\BitMonero), it would just write over it on exit, but would then work from there just fine there on out. Is there something wrong with the newest bitmonerod.exe where it can't bootstrap a blockchain.bin created with the previous version? That doesn't really make any sense to me, but it's what I'm experiencing. At this rate, now that I have the GUI loading my wallet without crashing, and downloading the blockchain (for which I don't know what was breaking it the first place), I *could* just let it pull it all from scratch now, but I know that annoys some people with regards to bandwidth, and I really shouldn't have to do it. Yeah I'm in the same boat. I was going to use the CLI but the new bitmonerod from the RC1 build doesn't like the current configuration So I am trying a clean install of RC1 on my a backup system. It's downloading the blockchain again and appears to have imported the wallet correctly. Maybe I just need to copy over the "redone" blockchain. I had to download the entire blockchain again in order to get things working. It's probably a requirement of the new CLI daemon... |
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Is there any progress in getting the client to use the blockchain from the HDD as opposed to loading it all in RAM? Looking forward to when an official GUI is put out. I don't mind the command-line [although this is my first time using a command line wallet], but I think a GUI would really open doors for adoption. Good job to the devs and community. Tried the wallet, very different to Bitcoin-QT alike wallet. I need more time to understand XMR.
It takes a while to get used to. You can start reading up on the tech here https://cryptonote.org/inside/I continuously see posts about the lack of GUI wallets, although, there are (more than) 2 open-source software to choose from: Monero Client .NET (for Windows) - Please use v0.39.0-rc.1!Monero QT Wallet (for all platforms) - You need to compile it from GitHub |
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Monero Client .NET v0.39.0-rc.1 has been released!Download it from here! The upcoming releases - including this one - of the application use admittedly stable, in-development core software versions compiled from 61daac282a1baa22c3776d24093c0c708784309f.Changes:- Added support for displaying mnemonic account seeds
- Implemented support for automatically restarting rpcwallet whether it crashes
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