I was able to get close, chain syncd then crashed with
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
anoncoind: main.cpp:4416: CBlockTemplate* CreateNewBlock(CReserveKey&): Assertion `"mempool transaction missing input" == 0' failed.
on both computers and builds
I had to revert all back, lots of crashes and then corrupt wallets, something not quite right with updates.
That's odd, you where starting from "the beginning" with only .anonon/wallet.dat and .anoncoin/anoncoin.conf in place before started syncing right? That's not happen on any of my nodes yet. Could you provide me a bug report so I can try recreate your problem? This includes;
Operating system
Operating system Version
Boost Version
GCC Version
A copy of debug.log (or cut out error messages, but important to get all of them)
A copy of anoncoin.conf (I don't want your rpcuser & rpcpassword, but the rest is helpfull)
A GDB Traceback (if known with gdb, optional)
Number of block it crashed on (will probably lie at the bottom some place in debug.log)
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Feel free to PM/Mail me if you don't want to yell out the details here! If this is not a local problem, then it would be really helpfull with a detailed bug report like that, it's much easier to recreate and fix the problem then!
Anyway, that line you provided gave me a start clue, thanks
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Tip to all of you that report bugs, e.g when things don't work. Follow this as much as possible;
https://issues.apache.org/bugwritinghelp.htmlQuick ref;Let's say the application you're testing is a web browser. You crash at foo.com, and want to write up a bug report:
BAD: "My browser crashed. I think I was on foo.com. My computer uses Windows. I think that this is a really bad problem and you should fix it now. By the way, your icons really suck. Nobody will use your software if you keep those ugly icons. Oh, and my grandmother's home page doesn't look right, either, it's all messed up. Good luck."GOOD: "I crashed each time when I went to foo.com, using the 10.28.99 build on a Win NT 4.0 (Service Pack 5) system. I also rebooted into Linux, and reproduced this problem using the 10.28.99 Linux build.-- This is how we do it when working as a developer on dayjob.
