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when start wallet-cli.jar, Using any of the three base commands doesn't work? #680

Closed 405560984 closed 1 year ago

405560984 commented 1 year ago

use the master version. and make the jar successfully. start the jar by command: java -jar wallet-cli.jar is successfully too. and the question is when i input the three command(login registerwallet importwallet), It skips the password input stage and ends directly, and the tips like this : wallet> registerwallet registerwallet Please input password. password: use user defined config file in current dir walletapi getRpcVserion:2 registerwallet failed! password is empty

why????

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use the master version. and make the jar successfully. start the jar by command: java -jar wallet-cli.jar is successfully too. and the question is when i input the three command(login registerwallet importwallet), It skips the password input stage and ends directly, and the tips like this : wallet> registerwallet registerwallet Please input password. password: use user defined config file in current dir walletapi getRpcVserion:2 registerwallet failed! password is empty

why????

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laurenceja commented 1 year ago

@405560984 Password should not be empty. After input the "registerwallet" command, it prompts for setting a password.

405560984 commented 1 year ago

@405560984 Password should not be empty. After input the "registerwallet" command, it prompts for setting a password.

Yes, the correct process is like this, but here it's directly skipped entering the password and then end. it will prompted that the password is empty. I don’t quite understand why this problem occurs.

laurenceja commented 1 year ago

@405560984 I tried it here and the function is normal. I am not sure if you typed "Enter".

405560984 commented 1 year ago

@405560984 I tried it here and the function is normal. I am not sure if you typed "Enter".

in line wallet> i input command "registerwallet" and then i click "Enter"! this is must be no problem. but, it will skip all input message and end! by the way, i use the command line in GitBash window, maybe it can not work in this system? but when i get into window's CMD, it can't work! eh, Could it be that the platform I chose to run the command line is wrong?

lurais commented 1 year ago

@405560984 I tried it here and the function is normal. I am not sure if you typed "Enter".

in line wallet> i input command "registerwallet" and then i click "Enter"! this is must be no problem. but, it will skip all input message and end! by the way, i use the command line in GitBash window, maybe it can not work in this system? but when i get into window's CMD, it can't work! eh, Could it be that the platform I chose to run the command line is wrong?

As I know, the wallet-cli has not been tested on windows, so it is not recommended to use it on windows. Have you tried to use it in other kind of systems?

405560984 commented 1 year ago

@405560984 I tried it here and the function is normal. I am not sure if you typed "Enter".

in line wallet> i input command "registerwallet" and then i click "Enter"! this is must be no problem. but, it will skip all input message and end! by the way, i use the command line in GitBash window, maybe it can not work in this system? but when i get into window's CMD, it can't work! eh, Could it be that the platform I chose to run the command line is wrong?

As I know, the wallet-cli has not been tested on windows, so it is not recommended to use it on windows. Have you tried to use it in other kind of systems?

OK, i will try it in Linux Operation System! thanks...