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DashMaternodeTool v0.9.34 released Binaries: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/tag/v0.9.34 This release addresses a few issues reported after releasing v0.9.33: Support the old BLS scheme when showing the configuration-to-network discrepancies to avoid the "Operator...

Yeah, in this regard, they (Apple and Microsoft) change the rules all the time. Thanks for the feedback!

Because Apple doesn't know the software, they are a little bit careful, but you can circumvent their hesitancy by the following sequence of actions: 1. open your Applications folder with finder 2. locate the DashMasternodeTool.app item 3. right click and then choose Open This has to be done...

FYI: there is an issue in this build, related to the "Fetch MN data" button on the masternode configuration screen (thanks @splawik21 for reporting it). A fix will be published today or tomorrow, depending on other possible issue reports.

DashMaternodeTool v0.9.33 released Binaries: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/tag/v0.9.33 Changes: - Support for Dash v19.x and High Performance Masternodes (4k) - Wallet: select UTXOs by value - Voting on proposals on Testnet - UI fixes and improvements - Updated...

For others facing this problem on Ubuntu 22.04: I've just updated the binaries on Github for this release.

I am aware of the problem and am working on a solution that will work on all major Ubuntu releases.

DashMaternodeTool v0.9.32 released Binaries: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/tag/v0.9.32 Fixed - Adaptation to v18 of the Dash RPC interface, resolving DMT error "An error occurred while sending transaction: -8: Second argument must be numeric (maxfeerate)..."...

What stops me (aside from the fact that I don't want to get into competition with governments) are the principles I live by, specifically not doing anyone any harm to anyone. What keeps YOU from being robbed is your attention: if you read carefully what is displayed on your hardware wallet and...

DashMaternodeTool v0.9.31 released Binaries: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/tag/v0.9.31 This is a service release containing a workaround for an issue with Ledger devices reported by DMT as a 'read error', caused by the latest Ledger on-device app versions (2.0.4)...

After checking, it turned out that there are currently no contraindications to expose the `masternode` RPC function on alice and suzy, so I've just made them available to the public. Please keep in mind my comments about the service availability - it's probably best if you do some sort of...

I'll look into why the 'masternode' function was disabled and let you know if and when I can make it available.

I confirm what @splawik21 mentioned: for the needs of the DMT application, there are two "public" nodes with the Dash API exposed to outside world, but whether you can use them depends on what traffic you would generate and what kind of availability you need. As for availability, the service...

I'm glad it's helpful. Thanks.

I had to redeem myself a bit for the time when the documentation was out of date :). Your feedback is very valuable to me. Thanks.

I would like to inform those interested that, in accordance with my declaration, I have updated and improved the DMT documentation to reflect the current state. In addition, I added an Ansible script that automatically configures the Dash node to work as a masternode, what was asked for a long...

DashMasternodeTool v0.9.30 released Binaries: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/tag/v0.9.30 The main change introduced in this (unplanned) version is fixing invalid proposal URLs referring to DashCentral provided by proposal owners. For some reason, this problem is...

DashMasternodeTool v0.9.29 released Binaries: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/tag/v0.9.29 Changes: Fixed the "name 'fg_color' is not defined" error in the wallet tx confirmation dialog. Improving visibility of hyperlinks in dark mode (will be continued in several...

Can you post here a few lines from the app's log file containing the error stack trace? They should start with something like this: "Traceback (most recent call last):"

The executable is based on pyInstaller and is basically a self-extracting zip archive. Most of the application start time is used to unpack the archive. Only after this, anything can be run, including for example a splash screen. To solve this problem, it is necessary to use different approach...