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Installing slowaes isn't obvious at all #23
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Yeah one of the problems with the build script is that it's not really useable as install script, it's mainly used to create distributable packages. If you use the tar.gz and feed it to pip it should work. |
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* Refactored network code. * Got rid of watchdog threads. * ProtocolThread now has a well-defined lifecycle and exits on error or timeout.
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travis tests python 3.4/5/6, separate apk build, build locale
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I had no idea what import aes referred to, and looking online didn't help. It was only after commenting out 'import aes' and running electrum that I saw an error message that was useful 'sys.exit("Error: AES does not seem to be installed. Try 'sudo pip install slowaes'")'.
Please consider moving this line to the earlier in the build script, before the setup crashes from not having slowaes. Unless I'm being an idiot, which is very likely.
Edit: And I am now aware that it is listed as a dependency in http://electrum-desktop.com/download.html
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