I have a wallet created and have it running, got dcrd running and when I issue ./dcrctl -u user -P password --wallet getnewaddress I get the following error and have no idea what it means: -4 : failed to GetNewAddress; pool not started Help please!
can you say what was the problem so if by mistake someone first searches instead of creating a thread for same error then they find out what is the solution?
It is running. When I start my dcrwallet this is what shows up in the dcrd logs: Code: 13:46:46 2016-03-03 [INF] RPCS: New websocket client [::1]:54663 13:46:53 2016-03-03 [INF] BMGR: Processed 4 blocks in the last 10.14s (26 transactions, height 5162, 2016-02-25 15:28:25 +0000 UTC) 13:46:57 2016-03-03 [INF] RPCS: Beginning rescan for 40 addresses 13:46:57 2016-03-03 [INF] RPCS: Finished rescan Otherwise it is like this: Code: 13:51:50 2016-03-03 [INF] BMGR: Processed 5 blocks in the last 11.92s (9 transactions, height 5285, 2016-02-26 00:52:39 +0000 UTC) 13:52:02 2016-03-03 [INF] BMGR: Processed 5 blocks in the last 11.98s (20 transactions, height 5290, 2016-02-26 01:15:02 +0000 UTC) But the dcrwallet shows this: Code: 13:47:19 2016-03-03 [ERR] WLLT: PurchaseTicket error returned: failed to GetNewAddress; pool not started And if I run the dcrctl with getnewaddress this is what I get: Code: -4: failed to GetNewAddress; pool not started Maybe I missed something?
Could u post the commands u used? P.s - Obvio but still saying dont post ur user name or password along with the password
I followed this: https://forum.decred.org/threads/tu...ain-server-set-up-on-your-raspberry-pi-2.379/ Except I changed these: Code: testnet=0 rpclisten=:9109 So I have config files and the commands I run were: Code: ./dcrd And on another screen: Code: ./drcwallet So nothing special I think.
Yes, I'm using Raspberry Pi. I didn't run it with the "--testnet" because I want to run it on the mainnet, and the -u and -P is not necessary if I'm using a config file, if my understanding is correct.
I suggest u follow this guide - https://forum.decred.org/threads/br...-included-with-basic-commands-os-neutral.478/ I used it myself on Ubuntu. It should work fine with raspberry pi too.