Closed Sviluppo718 closed 3 years ago
The linked documentation needs to be updated. Please try to run the wallet with these dependencies:
apt-get update
apt-get install -y \
libqt5quickwidgets5 \
qml-module-qtquick2 \
qml-module-qtwebchannel \
qml-module-qtwebengine \
qml-module-qtwebsockets \
qml-module-qtwebview
I've pushed some updates to the wiki. Please have a look at https://github.com/aliascash/documentation/wiki/Install-Linux-Daemon and https://github.com/aliascash/documentation/wiki/Install-Linux-UI
I may have been too hasty to open the issue. The computer was powered down for a couple days, I rebooted today and did the usual system updates and aliaswallet did open without any fuss or Qt problems. That may have been the problem I encountered before on the other system mentioned (perhaps it needed a reboot after some update in order to to be compiled into the active kernel).
Subsequent to the GUI-wallet working I did find that this system didn't have qtwebchannel and qtwebsockets installed, so that will surely help. Thanks. I'm closing this issue.
I have Alias v4.3.1.0 built on this computer. The command-line version (aliaswalletd) seems to work but when I try to run aliaswallet it shows the initial splash image which displays while it loads the block index, calculates the chain trust, evaluates the ATXOs, prompts for my passphrase (which I enter) and then crashes ingloriously.
The following is output to the invoking console:
After entering
$ echo $?
to see what the return value of the last command run (aliaswallet) was: it outputs 134 .I've done some searches online to find a solution but I think the problem is I haven't exactly delved into C/C++ programming with Qt with any diligence.
I seem to have all the dependencies noted here: https://github.com/aliascash/documentation/wiki/Build-Ubuntu . (E.g.
$ dpkg -s qtwebengine5-dev
shows the version installed as 5.9.5+dfsg-0ubuntu2 .)I also had this problem for a few days on another Linux system (running Pop!_OS 20.04 -- which is a fork of Ubuntu) but it seemed to be caused by an update one day that later fixed itself with a later update.