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Doesn't connect to localhost server #43
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Can you show us here what you get if you click the Tent icon in the task bar and choose View Python Error Log? |
Sure... just give me a minute... |
Where can I find this Python Error Log??? |
I see you are also on steam, lol. |
From the command line go to: and run openbazaard.exe What do you get when you do that? |
When you start the app will it load if you just hit retry? Do you see openbazaard.exe running in your Task Manager? |
and then it just never goes past that? |
Note: it only says 'connecting' for a few seconds.. |
close out OpenBazaar and run OpenBazaar.exe in %APPDATALOCAL%\OpenBazaar\app-1.1.7\ does it still say Electron? |
it just popped up the command prompt page.. |
I uninstalled it and reinstalled it and it now says OpenBazaar in the taskbar. |
but still no connection |
When will this issue with openbazaar be fixed? It seems as if a lot of people are having trouble |
I also have such issue..
`C:\Users\Андрей\AppData\Local\OpenBazaar\app-1.1.7\resources\OpenBazaar-Server>openbazaard.exe start OpenBazaar Server v0.2.1 starting... C:\Users\Андрей\AppData\Local\OpenBazaar\app-1.1.7\resources\OpenBazaar-Server>` I have the latest OpenBazaar-1.1.7_Setup_x64.exe and Windows 10 |
Okay. So, this is what i did and it worked; however, you might have a different issue, but it is worth the work. Uninstall OpenBazaar - then go to: This should work, at least it did with me. |
You might also want to go to to: |
Thank you Kaden14! |
Hi folks, C:\Users\Андрей>` |
I can confirm that I have this issue (Connection failed to default) after installation on Win 10 x64 Pro. My username (in the OS) also has a non-ASCII character in it. Deleting AppData dirs and reinstalling did not (obviously) work. Openbazaard start output: OpenBazaar Server 0.2.5 starting... Is it supposed to work with non-ASCII usernames? What else can I try (I would prefer not to dig into the source right now)? OpenBazaar 1.11 |
In OB 1.1.11, you shouldn't need a username or password for the local server at all. Are you using the default connection, @comodoro ? Try commenting out the username and password in the config file for your local server. |
Are we talking about the same issue? Because I do not think this is related to OpenBazaar credentials. The server does not start at all, see above. My question is what can be the cause and if it could be related to the fact that I have a non-ASCII character in my Windows username (and therefore AppData path). |
@comodoro my fault, I didn't read closely enough. It's possible a non-ASCII character would cause an error in the path the script uses. Can you try installing it on a new user account that doesn't have non-ASCII characters in the name? |
All right, that's what I was trying to avoid by asking, but sometimes one actually has to do something:) I will try tomorrow. |
I have just tried and can confirm that with simple ASCII username it works and openbazaard starts on the same computer with the same settings. This seems like a bug (quite common one, judging from my search), you cannot expect all Windows users to have ASCII usernames. On the side note, I was aware there might be problems in the future when I learned that my user folder name contains diacritics, but it did not manifest itself until now. |
I installed version 1.1.7 on Windows 10 and it booted up but wont connect to local server... consisting problem from 1.1.6
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