I lost all my Bitcoin

[HCP]

Are you running on Windows 10? I had all sorts of weird issues getting Armory and Bitcoin Core to run together... the ONLY solution I found that worked for me is documented here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2200306.msg22126330#msg22126330

For whatever reason, for MY setup, having the GUI open and trying to run Armory results in "Node Offline" (but correct number of blocks)

If I have the GUI shutdown, let Armory run bitcoind (with the bitcoin.conf settings that I have)... it all works fine??!?

[LostMyBitcoin]

Are you running on Windows 10? I had all sorts of weird issues getting Armory and Bitcoin Core to run together... the ONLY solution I found that worked for me is documented here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2200306.msg22126330#msg22126330

For whatever reason, for MY setup, having the GUI open and trying to run Armory results in "Node Offline" (but correct number of blocks)

If I have the GUI shutdown, let Armory run bitcoind (with the bitcoin.conf settings that I have)... it all works fine??!?

Can you help me with this?? I don't know what it means
"Bitcoin Core
- Bitcoin Core is installed to default location of C:\Program Files\Bitcoin
- I have my Bitcoin block data stored in a "custom" location of E:\Bitcoin

I have the following entries in E:\Bitcoin\bitcoin.conf
Code:
walletrbf=1
addnode=127.0.0.1
server=1
Fairly sure that only "addnode" and "server" are important for getting Armory working "

[HCP]

I was just explaining my setup... so people could understand how I have everything configured...

- When I installed Bitcoin Core using the Windows installer, it installed the application itself to "C:\Program Files\Bitcoin"... ie. this is where bitcoin-qt.exe is
- When I ran it the first time, it asked where I wanted the block data stored... I keep it on a different disk... in E:\Bitcoin... ie. this is where my wallet.dat and "blocks" folder are

Inside the E:\Bitcoin folder... I use "bitcoin.conf" file, so I don't have to run bitcoin-qt.exe with arguments like -server=1 or -walletrbf=1... it is specified in the bitcoin.conf file (this is just a text file... and the FULL contents of that file, when opened in a text editor are:

Code:

walletrbf=1
addnode=127.0.0.1
server=1

This setup works for ME... I have no idea if it will work for anyone else... but I tried for days to get Bitcoin Core and Armory talking to each other (with the Bitcoin Core GUI running)... and all I ever got was the "Purple" 'connected' (that doesn't update new blocks)... or the "Node Offline" status...