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I don't have access to the wiki. |
@ungenannter , What should the wiki say for Archlinux instead of what it says right now? Is there a command that should be issued? Would you like to update the wiki with it? |
For Arch Linux it could be this: There is a pybitmessage package on the Arch User Repository (AUR) which you can install, for example, by running:
See the AUR entry on the Arch Linux Wiki on how to get started using AUR. |
@ungenannter can you review what updates are required for https://github.com/mailchuck/PyBitmessage ? There are some additional (optional) dependencies, for example pyopencl and a library that you can compile with gcc. |
Any idea on why I'm getting a seg fault when launching pybitmessage based upon the PKGBUILD from AUR? pybitmessageERROR:root:/home/alpha/.namecoin/namecoin.conf unreadable or missing, Namecoin support deactivated |
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Hi @PeterSurda, clinfo doesn't seg fault:
I tried the proposed command but received the same seg fault:
When looking at my journalctl I see:
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I don't currently have an Archlinux VM so I can't test it. Try doing a clean git clone, switch to the v0.6 branch and run setup.py as explained in the instructions: https://bitmessage.org/wiki/Compiling_instructions#setuptools |
I tried the suggested instructions for using setuptools and got it installed under ~/.local/bin/pybitmessage but unfortunately seg fault persists. I also switched to 0.6 branch but that didn't help. |
How about running in daemon mode? That will help to determine if the problem is related to PyQt. |
Well I managed to install Arch and PyBitmessage works fine. The AUR package (TheLugal) doesn't support C PoW and has a missing dependency for msgpack, but other than that it works. The ones by dmp1ce fail to build due to an old patch. I guess there's something with your python installation or something. Maybe you have old pybitmessage files in /usr/share/pybitmessage that collide with the new version. Just uninstall the old package. |
You were right regardign an old copy of /usr/share/pybitmessage. I removed it and installed it again via the AUR package from TheLugal (and remove the old user config directory) There is still a seg fault but with a slight different error message:
Then I uninstalled this AUR version, checked that /usr/share no longer contained pybitmessage, cleaned up ./local/bin and .local/lib and went the setuptools way:
Same issue when launching it:
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Running in daemon mode doesn't trigger the seg fault ;)
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I'm still fighting with this issue that prevents me to run pybitmessage on my machine (used to work). This time I ran it through gdb an it appears to be breaking in strlen () from /usr/lib/libc.so.6.
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The source of the segfault appears to be outside of PyBitmessage. Anyway I can't reproduce it on my Arch VM. |
think so too |
The AUR page looks pretty alive. |
The section "compiling instruction" in Wiki¹ can be updated for archlinux, there is a package for Bitmessage. Please check the discussion².
1=https://bitmessage.org/wiki/Compiling_instructions
2=https://bitmessage.org/wiki/Talk:Compiling_instructions
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