Closed kepikoi closed 5 years ago
I don't know, seems a problem in the configuration of your azure storage.
Can you check whether in C:\Users\Fe\QBitNinja\QBitNinja.Listener.Console\bin\Debug\net471\QBitNinja.Listener.Console.exe.config
there is your settings? (Normally when you build, App.Config get copied to this destination)
Thank you, but the issue was not with the settings. After poking around in the debugger I stumbled upon this error message StatusMessage:The account being accessed does not support http.
which led me to the solution referenced here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44528162/azure-storage-java-api-account-does-not-support-http
Apparently it is required to disable "secure transfer" in the Azure storage account
Ah that's new, I was not aware of it. Will update the README! Glad it is solved.
I just updated the README with this info! Thanks!
Perfect! After several days of swearing at my PC, this has solved the issue!
I followed the steps with Visual Studio 2019 on a Win10 Pro 1809 B4ms VM and compiled to RELEASE. Still I'm getting this exception on init:
I've set up azure like described in readme although I had to make own assumptions on specific configurations of the azure services (e.g. using azure storage standard and NOT the premium tier). I configured QBitNinja.Listener-Console\App.config with the primary key of my storage account (settings redacted)
My bitcoind is fully synced to the 1TB disk mounted to E:. The rpc interface is protected via the rpcauth setting
Due to some incompatibility issues with VS2019 I had to modify the contents of global.json to:
My dotnet info:
I've tried to run the testsuite but quite a lot of the test fail for some reason :