0.96.4-release_x64 Scanning transaction history problem

[goatpig]

1) Delete the content of this folder: C:\Users\microsoft\AppData\Roaming\Armory\databases (only the content, not the folder itself)

2) In your Armory datadir folder (C:\Users\microsoft\AppData\Roaming\Armory\), create a file named armorydb.conf and put this in it:

Code:

satoshi-datadir=G:\xjFuck_database\Home\blocks
ram-usage=4

3) Make sure neither ArmoryQt nor BitcoinQt are running, then start ArmoryDB.exe from the command line.

4) After starting ArmoryDB, start ArmoryQt.

Let it run all it can. If it fails, post dbLog again.

[hellodebug]

Why are you wasting my time again and again? I have to waste a long time running once.

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ArmoryDB exit when parser   - 22:41:38.484: (e:\users\goat\code\armory3\cppforswig\blockchainscanner.cpp:852) scanned from block #546027 to #546557

dbLog.txt
https://pastebin.com/WJ0uS6Ld

[goatpig]

Why are you wasting my time again and again? I have to waste a long time running once.

I wrote this code. You want my help, you follow my instructions. Otherwise, good luck.

[hellodebug]

        
I will run again

[HCP]

If ArmoryDB is continually exiting at the same block "count"... That might point to a "corrupt" block in your Bitcoin Core folder.

I believe there were some recent issues with Bitcoin Core that necessitated upgrading. There was the possibility that "bad" blocks could cause issues (not a security issue, more a 'denial of service' type problem with Core crashing/refusing to load etc).

I don't see it mentioned anywhere in the thread so far, so which version of Bitcoin Core do you currently have installed?

[goatpig]

This is a bug that opens for a chainsplit attack. It doesn't have anything to with integrity of block serialization on disk. The kind of issue it would create had this bug ever been exploited would be obvious in the db log.

I don't see it mentioned anywhere in the thread so far, so which version of Bitcoin Core do you currently have installed?

His log says 0.17

[hellodebug]

1) Delete the content of this folder: C:\Users\microsoft\AppData\Roaming\Armory\databases (only the content, not the folder itself)

2) In your Armory datadir folder (C:\Users\microsoft\AppData\Roaming\Armory\), create a file named armorydb.conf and put this in it:

Code:

satoshi-datadir=G:\xjFuck_database\Home\blocks
ram-usage=4

3) Make sure neither ArmoryQt nor BitcoinQt are running, then start ArmoryDB.exe from the command line.

4) After starting ArmoryDB, start ArmoryQt.

Let it run all it can. If it fails, post dbLog again.

that's ok now,thx