[XMR] MoneroX - A cross platform graphical account manager for Monero

[Jojatekok]

bumppp 

It's been a few days now that Monero-X wont start anymore.

It's crashing with

Code:

Unhandled Exception:
System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Runtime, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' or one of its dependencies.
File name: 'System.Runtime, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a'
[ERROR] FATAL UNHANDLED EXCEPTION: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Runtime, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' or one of its dependencies.
File name: 'System.Runtime, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a'

System is Linux Mint 17.1

It had been working well before. Any hint on what could be provoking this?

Thanks!

I know about it and guess it will be fixed in the next release. Until then, try inserting the following lines into MoneroGui.Net.exe.config:

Code:

      <dependentAssembly>
        <assemblyIdentity name="System.Runtime" publicKeyToken="b03f5f7f11d50a3a" culture="neutral" />
        <bindingRedirect oldVersion="0.0.0.0-2.6.10.0" newVersion="2.6.10.0" />
      </dependentAssembly>
      <dependentAssembly>
        <assemblyIdentity name="System.Threading.Tasks" publicKeyToken="b03f5f7f11d50a3a" culture="neutral" />
        <bindingRedirect oldVersion="0.0.0.0-2.6.10.0" newVersion="2.6.10.0" />
      </dependentAssembly>

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[PolarBear]

Works great! Any updates? 

[ibuyltc]

It would be nice to see an updated working wallet.  MoneroX crashes before loading on Mac.

[Jojatekok]

Works great! Any updates? 

I am currently having some extremely important exams done in real life, so programming has to be suspended until they end. Hopefully, I'll have more time to work on programming projects thoughout the summer, from mid-june.

[macsga]

Works great! Any updates? 

I am currently having some extremely important exams done in real life, so programming has to be suspended until they end. Hopefully, I'll have more time to work on programming projects thoughout the summer, from mid-june.

Good luck with your exams and thank you for the frontend client. Saved me from programming something like that myself.

[Jojatekok]

Woohooooo! I'm finally done with my exams for this year!
(And they also went surprisingly well )

To celebrate together, I'm releasing MoneroX v1.2.2 with little but important fixes:

• Fixed a binding redirection issue
• Improved the termination logic of core processes

Also, notice that this version was built using a script, thus, making the deployment process faster.

[mmortal03]

Woohooooo! I'm finally done with my exams for this year!
(And they also went surprisingly well )

To celebrate together, I'm releasing MoneroX v1.2.2 with little but important fixes:

• Fixed a binding redirection issue
• Improved the termination logic of core processes

Also, notice that this version was built using a script, thus, making the deployment process faster.

Thanks for this update! Unfortunately, I've just tested it with the database-compatible bitmonerod.exe that I compiled myself on Windows, and now I see *both* MoneroX and bitmonerod.exe remaining in the background after closing MoneroX. Usually, MoneroX would close, leaving the bitmonerod.exe process there. Now *both* are remaining in the background. After force closing the MoneroX process, bitmonerod.exe did close, so at least there's evidence that it's responding to MoneroX in such a way. It's getting there. It must need one additional tweak somewhere.

Also, I noticed that this build doesn't have the MoneroX icon on the executable.

[Jojatekok]

Woohooooo! I'm finally done with my exams for this year!
(And they also went surprisingly well )

To celebrate together, I'm releasing MoneroX v1.2.2 with little but important fixes:

• Fixed a binding redirection issue
• Improved the termination logic of core processes

Also, notice that this version was built using a script, thus, making the deployment process faster.

Thanks for this update! Unfortunately, I've just tested it with the database-compatible bitmonerod.exe that I compiled myself on Windows, and now I see *both* MoneroX and bitmonerod.exe remaining in the background after closing MoneroX. Usually, MoneroX would close, leaving the bitmonerod.exe process there. Now *both* are remaining in the background. After force closing the MoneroX process, bitmonerod.exe did close, so at least there's evidence that it's responding to MoneroX in such a way. It's getting there. It must need one additional tweak somewhere.

Also, I noticed that this build doesn't have the MoneroX icon on the executable.

You must wait for MoneroGui.Net.exe to close: It remains open because it's waiting for bitmonerod.exe to terminate and will only shut down after the daemon process gets stopped (try killing bitmonerod.exe manually after closing MoneroX, MoneroGui.Net.exe should close). The icon failure is because every bundle was built on Ubuntu. I may re-compile MoneroGui.Net.exe on Windows, so it will have an icon.

[mmortal03]

You must wait for MoneroGui.Net.exe to close: It remains open because it's waiting for bitmonerod.exe to terminate and will only shut down after the daemon process gets stopped (try killing bitmonerod.exe manually after closing MoneroX, MoneroGui.Net.exe should close). The icon failure is because every bundle was built on Ubuntu. I may re-compile MoneroGui.Net.exe on Windows, so it will have an icon.

Same problem, as usual. I've sent stop_daemon and/or exit commands to bitmonerod.exe, but these have no effect.

[Jojatekok]

You must wait for MoneroGui.Net.exe to close: It remains open because it's waiting for bitmonerod.exe to terminate and will only shut down after the daemon process gets stopped (try killing bitmonerod.exe manually after closing MoneroX, MoneroGui.Net.exe should close). The icon failure is because every bundle was built on Ubuntu. I may re-compile MoneroGui.Net.exe on Windows, so it will have an icon.

Same problem, as usual. I've sent stop_daemon and/or exit commands to bitmonerod.exe, but these have no effect.

Could you try the following in order, please?

• Close MoneroX normally
• After MoneroX's window disappears, open the task manager
• Kill bitmonerod.exe
• Wait (2 minutes at most) for MoneroGui.Net.exe to close

Does MoneroGui.Net.exe close itself after waiting? If so, the error is related to the instability of bitmonerod's RPC service.

[mmortal03]

You must wait for MoneroGui.Net.exe to close: It remains open because it's waiting for bitmonerod.exe to terminate and will only shut down after the daemon process gets stopped (try killing bitmonerod.exe manually after closing MoneroX, MoneroGui.Net.exe should close). The icon failure is because every bundle was built on Ubuntu. I may re-compile MoneroGui.Net.exe on Windows, so it will have an icon.

Same problem, as usual. I've sent stop_daemon and/or exit commands to bitmonerod.exe, but these have no effect.

Could you try the following in order, please?

• Close MoneroX normally
• After MoneroX's window disappears, open the task manager
• Kill bitmonerod.exe
• Wait (2 minutes at most) for MoneroGui.Net.exe to close

Does MoneroGui.Net.exe close itself after waiting? If so, the error is related to the instability of bitmonerod's RPC service.

Either way works. If I kill MoneroX, bitmonerod.exe closes. If I kill bitmonerod.exe, MoneroX closes.

[k99]

Can you pack mono framework into the binary? On Java thats not a big issue, hope thats possible in .NET as well.
I simply don't want to install a windows framework on my mac used just in one application, sorry. On mac you also should have a developer certificate to sign the binary otherwise users who have the standard security settings are not able to open it (need to deactivate security settings in preferences). I had the same issue with Bitsquare and hated it to pay 100 bucks to Apple just to get rid of that annoying lock (the Windows code signing certificate is even more expensive).

[Hueristic]

MoneroGui.Net-v1.2.2-Windows-x64.zip

Send Coins window does not size correctly and does a refresh dance, manually sizing window horizontally to a larger size stops this bug. Resolution 1440X900

Where is a Import from MyMonero.com Tutorial? It would be nice If there was a addition to the initial popup that had a import option.

BTW looking much better than the first time I checke3d this project out. Good work.

[novag]

Trying to send 20 coins, insert address and id, mix 3 times, and the program is closed when you press send? Where is the mistake? version 1.2.2.

[macsga]

Trying to send 20 coins, insert address and id, mix 3 times, and the program is closed when you press send? Where is the mistake? version 1.2.2.

There was an update to the binaries which incorporates several critical changes to the main program. You can learn more here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=652305.msg12057526#msg12057526

and ask around for how to compile a new binary (or entrust someone who done it for you)... I'm not claiming this will solve your problem, but you can give it a try.

[mmortal03]

Trying to send 20 coins, insert address and id, mix 3 times, and the program is closed when you press send? Where is the mistake? version 1.2.2.

There was an update to the binaries which incorporates several critical changes to the main program. You can learn more here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=652305.msg12057526#msg12057526

and ask around for how to compile a new binary (or entrust someone who done it for you)... I'm not claiming this will solve your problem, but you can give it a try.

I just compiled new binaries on Windows, and MoneroX doesn't seem to work with them. It doesn't even load them. There were bugs with using the latest binaries with MoneroX that I found back in May, but at least MoneroX was able to load them and use them.

[Jojatekok]

Hello everyone, sorry for being so speechless in the past months. I'm writing to tell that I have no more time to focus on the development of MoneroX. Although this is the best project I ever made, I decided to discontinue it and move on to develop something else.

I sincerely love Monero as a cryptocurrency, and the community behind it: this is especially true for the people who were reporting bugs and suggesting new features to be added to MoneroX. As I'll be turning 18 this year, I will have tons of more important things to do regarding school, thus, I may only have the chance to work on one project at a time. I have already learnt a lot about software development, and decided that I should finally start working on a project which - if successful - I would release under my real name. (I haven't yet made any significant work under my own name.)

Hopefully, I will have time to occasionally check what's going on with this awesome digital currency. I will never forget the people who are/were supporting Monero and my project. Thank you for the kind comments and donations, and I wish you all the best!

[wedgy2k]

Hello everyone, sorry for being so speechless in the past months. I'm writing to tell that I have no more time to focus on the development of MoneroX. Although this is the best project I ever made, I decided to discontinue it and move on to develop something else.

I sincerely love Monero as a cryptocurrency, and the community behind it: this is especially true for the people who were reporting bugs and suggesting new features to be added to MoneroX. As I'll be turning 18 this year, I will have tons of more important things to do regarding school, thus, I may only have the chance to work on one project at a time. I have already learnt a lot about software development, and decided that I should finally start working on a project which - if successful - I would release under my real name. (I haven't yet made any significant work under my own name.)

Hopefully, I will have time to occasionally check what's going on with this awesome digital currency. I will never forget the people who are/were supporting Monero and my project. Thank you for the kind comments and donations, and I wish you all the best!

Best wishes and thank you for your efforts   

[Shrikez]

Hello everyone, sorry for being so speechless in the past months. I'm writing to tell that I have no more time to focus on the development of MoneroX. Although this is the best project I ever made, I decided to discontinue it and move on to develop something else.

I sincerely love Monero as a cryptocurrency, and the community behind it: this is especially true for the people who were reporting bugs and suggesting new features to be added to MoneroX. As I'll be turning 18 this year, I will have tons of more important things to do regarding school, thus, I may only have the chance to work on one project at a time. I have already learnt a lot about software development, and decided that I should finally start working on a project which - if successful - I would release under my real name. (I haven't yet made any significant work under my own name.)

Hopefully, I will have time to occasionally check what's going on with this awesome digital currency. I will never forget the people who are/were supporting Monero and my project. Thank you for the kind comments and donations, and I wish you all the best!

Thank you for your work!

Are there plans for someone else to take over? Else it should probably be removed off the wallet section at getmonero.org until someone is willing to develop and maintain it. Lest we add more confusion...

[Jojatekok]

Hello everyone, sorry for being so speechless in the past months. I'm writing to tell that I have no more time to focus on the development of MoneroX. Although this is the best project I ever made, I decided to discontinue it and move on to develop something else.

I sincerely love Monero as a cryptocurrency, and the community behind it: this is especially true for the people who were reporting bugs and suggesting new features to be added to MoneroX. As I'll be turning 18 this year, I will have tons of more important things to do regarding school, thus, I may only have the chance to work on one project at a time. I have already learnt a lot about software development, and decided that I should finally start working on a project which - if successful - I would release under my real name. (I haven't yet made any significant work under my own name.)

Hopefully, I will have time to occasionally check what's going on with this awesome digital currency. I will never forget the people who are/were supporting Monero and my project. Thank you for the kind comments and donations, and I wish you all the best!

Thank you for your work!

Are there plans for someone else to take over? Else it should probably be removed off the wallet section at getmonero.org until someone is willing to develop and maintain it. Lest we add more confusion...

I would be very happy if a .NET developer could take over the project. If someone gets familiar enough with the code, I'll grant him/her commit access to Jojatekok/MoneroGui.Net on GitHub.

I propose a coding challenge of integrating the XMR.TO service into MoneroX. I already made an API wrapper for the service: you just have to implement its functionality into MoneroX in the fanciest way possible. The person who submits the best pull request to Jojatekok/MoneroGui.Net with XMR.TO integration gets collaborator access to MoneroX on GitHub.