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Nice!

I will download it and read it later. Thanks! I think the magazine could use some small advertisements. Why don't you just add some affiliate links and link those in the .pdf? If they are bitcoin related sites it makes nice content too?

What program did you use to publish it? Quark Express or something else?

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I am not sure if this still applies. I use security essentials on all machines (Win7, Win2k8) here without any special exceptions and have no problems whatsoever.

Just make sure you forward port 8333 on your router to the machine that hosts your bitcoin wallet.

Just a small message that deleting all the blocks and downloading them again did indeed recover all the bitcoins from my dead development wallets. Every single bitcoin penny is back. (is helps having good a backup plan in place)

The crashed wallet (the one causing the Visual C++ error) turned out to be a corrupted file, restoring to a recent backup and re-downloading all the blocks solved the issue.

Thanks!

Hi!

I found this thread through Google and am having a similar problem with missing bitcoins not showing up. I did step 1 to 10 (do I also need to remove the addr.dat file?) but when restarting bitcoin, I get a visual C runtime error.

I think the problem causing bitcoin.exe to crash is in the wallet file because when I move the wallet to a new location and start bitcoin, the blocks start downloading immediately.

Is there a way I can solve this? I have a couple of broken wallets (from testing that I would like to recover.) I'm running this on an old windows 2k3 box but had no problems up until this afternoon.

There is no real rush, it's a dev machine but would like to recover the losts coins, even if it is just to learn a little bit more about the inner workings of the bitcoin wallet.


Kind regards,

M

Is there any indication of a time frame when this will be available in the standard windows binary? I'm just dying to try out this feature as I need it to create multiple bitcoin services on one machine.

Thanks in advance!

Dugg! 

It's a nice article with a mention for DigiCash, an old time crypto currency that I used to create my first e-commerce site in 1995. Thanks for sharing!

M

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Hello Gavin,

totally agree. There should be a validated process to release new builds without being dependent on a single (or small group of) persons. This is also good for the continuity of the bitcoin project as a whole.

For me personally: The sooner the nolisten=1 config option is compiled into the windows binary the better! 

I'm running the windows binary from bitcoin.org and am not comfortable compiling my own wallet. Is there a timeframe when the nolisten option will be included in the windows binary?

I tried with the current windows version and it does not work. (Either one of the wallets start, second instance grows to 6mb ram usage and then dies before showing the gui) I think this has to do with the listen port of the second instance conflicting with the first?

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So I just need to select a different port then? I am confused here because I configured one instance as:

rpcport=8333
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1:8333

and I configured the other instance as:

rpcport=8332
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1:8332


This solution seems to work fine but not when I run both at the same time. (i.e. either one wallet OR the other wallet) I am obviously doing something wrong here but can't figured out what. I trolled through most of the forum posts to look for an answer.

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Same here. I have managed to create 2 wallets and two instances of a bitcoin.conf.

both have a different rcport specified in the config (8332 and 8333)

I can start either one of them and it works fine, the web sites using the wallet can connect.

However.... If I start the second bitcoin instance (I'm on windows) the second process grows to about 6 Mb and then just dies.... So each of them wallets runs just fine alone but not together.

Is there any way I can debug to see what happened? I tried switching on options in the config (like noirc and the connect only to...) but it does not seem to make a difference.

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