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@GrandMasterDash I think I'm using quite standard QFileDialog class of the QT library. Please note that as I mentioned earlier this project is based on QT library and there is no easy way to influence how the library translates its API calls to various OS subsystems. Probably not all Linux...

Without having access to the machine and more important - without knowledge about Manjaro linux at all, I will probably not be able to help you, but you could try to reinstall gtk-pixbuf by issuing command: sudo apt-get install --reinstall gdk-pixbuf2.0-0 ..or with its equivalent for Manajaro...

@GrandMasterDash As I thought - some problem with graphic libs. Have you tried to follow the suggestion and execute the command?: gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders > /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10.0/loaders.cache

@GrandMasterDash , can you run DMT from a linux terminal and paste here the error message if any shows up? It's probably a problem with graphic libraries installed with another app interfering with QT libraries used by the DMT, which crashes the app when showing an input file dialog.

@Tallyho, from my experience, you will have to rather look at a calendar than a watch :-)

For those who wanted to use Dash with TenX, it might be interesting. After over a two weeks of waiting for a response from TenX support to my request for Dash activation, I finally got the following answer: "Due to the high volume of currency activation requests we are receiving, we have made...

@Winston84 It seems that the application in your system actually has some problem with passing connection parameters. To track the problem I will prepare a special version with more logging, and then will contact you with PM. We are probably in quite different time zones, so the solution may...

@Winston84 This error should occur only if your 'RPC user', 'RPC password' GUI parameters don't match 'rpcuser', 'rpcpassword' from your dash.conf file. Did you open the dash.conf file by executing Dash Core menu: Tools->Open Wallet Configuration File? This should guarantee openning the correct...

@Acedian Scenario I presented is super paranoid. In practice, in order for an IP-address to have some value for criminals, it would be necessary to get the information from a few other companies, which would be quite costly. Of course, if you have a dynamic IP or you use a VPN, it would be even...

@Acedian The risk is, that person who provides JSON-RPC node to the others, could collect information on what RPC commands are sent from what IP and pass that information to some bad guys, who can visit MNo in his/her home (if his IP is static/not behind VPN). However, most people don't realize...

@UdjinM6 Thanks for taking the time to test the app and report the problems in a concise and clear way.

@ac0 I agree, having a spare hardware wallet at hand is a good option. As for a hardware wallet, it is very important to backup the word list (typically 12, 18 or 24) that will be generated at the first use. If your device is broken, you can use the words to recover your keys (funds) with...

@ac0 In case you did not know: you only need one Trezor even if you want to control several masternodes. Trezor (and other hardware wallets too) is able to control the keys to multiple Dash accounts.

@ac0, you do not need restart your dashd; if that was the only problem you should see your masternode active in about an hour or less.

I do not have much time now, so I would just like to point out that WATCHDOG_EXPIRED after so long time would mean that you have a problem with the peridic execution of the "sentinel". Look at the definition of a sentinel's crontab. If you cannot handle it, I will try to help you within a few hours.

@ac0 Indeed, documentation on github is not complete yet, so @tungfa's manual is the best place to start at the moment. Your hardware wallet (like Trezor) holds your private keys inside and there is not way to transfer private keys from HW to your PC, so even on compromised PC, making...

@ac0 If you'd like to block incoming SSH connections for everyone except your IP address: ufw allow from YOUR_IP proto tcp to any port 22 ufw delete limit 22/tcp BTW, currently 1000 Dash is worth quite a lot of money, so for security reasons you might want to consider holding your masternode...

Yes, its a good idea. I am not a vultr customer, but with most similar vendors it is possible to login using the web console, that you can use to change firewall rules to your new IP.

So you need to install python first: sudo apt-get install python

Make sure you have installed python by issuing the following command: which python If there is (the command will return a path), then there is no symbolic link named python2 indicating the location of Python. Please post the result.