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<sacarlson> not sure what this means: Error: invalid version byte. expected 144, got undefined stellar-sdk.js:56642:0
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<sacarlson> seems to happen on this line key = StellarSdk.Keypair.random();
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<sacarlson> maybe my version of js-stellar-sdk is too old? I'll have to see what we have
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<sacarlson> not sure why but seems this made it work just changed the verible name var new_keypair = StellarSdk.Keypair.random();
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<sacarlson> very strange it seems to have made it work in firefox but still fails in Chrome with Error: invalid version byte. expected 144, got undefined stellar-sdk.js:56642:0
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<sacarlson> maybe a cache problem?
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<sacarlson> nope another brain fart on my side
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<ant> to use the new stellar-core_example.cfg do we need to recompile?
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<bartek> No, you just need to restart the server (and truncate DB if you're connecting to other network).
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<bartek> ant, are you using linux?
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<ant> yes
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<bartek> we release deb packages with stellar-core so you probably don't even have to compile it.
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<jed> ant: you guys can wait on the stellar core part. And just build against our testnet horizon. The other option is we just put out a docker container that has stellar-core/horizon and a DB all bundled together
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<raymens> Did anyone ever succeed in installing ED25519 (node-js stellar-sdk req. package) on Windows (10)?
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<raymens> Wow, I think I just succeed in doing so. Has costed me most of my hair but that's okay
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<jed> heh
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<jed> Yeah I was defeated by it when I tried
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<raymens> The thing that finally fixed it for me was finding out that npm and node-gyp were not being used from the global directory (in 'program files/nodejs/node_modules/' instead of '%userprofile%/npm/node_modules' or something like that) and thus were old versions, not knowing about the Visual Studio 2015 compiler. A simple 'npm install node-gyp@latest npm@latest' in the 'program files/nodejs' fixed it :)