* "START PARTY!" to start blocks following and web server. * "OPEN WALLET" top open the GUI * "QUIT" to stop blocks following and web server and close manager * "CONFIG" to change configuration
I finally got it to run. Yea looks solid. It organizes all XCP I have from various addresses in one place. UI is done in html/css/js means that it’s portable across OSes.
[quote author=romerun link=topic=74.msg703#msg703 date=1392808576] I finally got it to run. Yea looks solid. It organizes all XCP I have from various addresses in one place. UI is done in html/css/js means that it’s portable across OSes. [/quote]
romerun, could detail your experience with JahPowerBit’s GUI? It would help us very much in determining how to distribute bounty funds.
I added a little "manager" to make things easier :
[list] [li]"START PARTY!" to start blocks following and web server.[/li] [li]"OPEN WALLET" top open the GUI[/li] [li]"QUIT" to stop blocks following and web server and close manager[/li] [/list]
[quote author=cityglut link=topic=74.msg704#msg704 date=1392808847] [quote author=romerun link=topic=74.msg703#msg703 date=1392808576] I finally got it to run. Yea looks solid. It organizes all XCP I have from various addresses in one place. UI is done in html/css/js means that it’s portable across OSes. [/quote]
romerun, could detail your experience with JahPowerBit’s GUI? It would help us very much in determining how to distribute bounty funds. [/quote]
I will, I haven’t really used it, the hack was too excited
I can test the win build as soon as it’s available (actually I’ve already tried to build from source but it seems that it wasn’t designed to run under windows ;D )
I will post a first, very much alpha Windows build for BoottleXCP in the next few days. It will require a standard Python 3.3 install as an external dependency (though this may change in the future).
[quote author=flatfly link=topic=74.msg735#msg735 date=1392922521] It will require a standard Python 3.3 install as an external dependency (though this may change in the future). [/quote]
I prefer not please. The number one priority is ease of installation. If the dependencies change, users will have to update the application. This will be the case anyway every major update of counterpartyd. And it is easier for a non-technical, that update Python. Thank you very much!
There is no need to open a text editor for the config file. If the configuration is not complete, the party can not start and the dialog configuration opens automatically.
This version of APSW threw an error on the SQLite version src/apsw.c:62:2: error: #error Your SQLite version is too old. It must be at least 3.8.3 #error Your SQLite version is too old. It must be at least 3.8.3
I got the following note in my Ubuntu cace :~$ sudo apt-cache policy sqlite3 sqlite3: Installed: 3.7.17-1ubuntu1 Candidate: 3.7.17-1ubuntu1 Version table: *** 3.7.17-1ubuntu1 0 500 saucy/main amd64 Packages 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
I checked my SQLite version and it’s 2.8.17 $sqlite -version 2.8.17
Just to confirm this is really needed. I think it is, but just wanted to check in.
This version of APSW threw an error on the SQLite version src/apsw.c:62:2: error: #error Your SQLite version is too old. It must be at least 3.8.3 #error Your SQLite version is too old. It must be at least 3.8.3
I got the following note in my Ubuntu cace :~$ sudo apt-cache policy sqlite3 sqlite3: Installed: 3.7.17-1ubuntu1 Candidate: 3.7.17-1ubuntu1 Version table: *** 3.7.17-1ubuntu1 0 500 saucy/main amd64 Packages 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
I checked my SQLite version and it’s 2.8.17 $sqlite -version 2.8.17
Just to confirm this is really needed. I think it is, but just wanted to check in. [/quote]
[quote author=JahPowerBit link=topic=74.msg740#msg740 date=1392942266] Thank you. I correct the problem with the same solution (threads watching stdout/stderr instead non blocking loop). Just made a push. [/quote]
Yes, it’s fine now indeed. Thanks for responding so fast.