It has been running fine.Īfter upgrading Tails to v 4-22, BitMessage cannot connect: 23:32:54,122 - WARNING - No indicator plugin found I have been running BitMessage on "Tails" (version 4-18). Is there up-to-date information / documentation about the pybitmessage API? Ideally with the JSON-RPC method, which I understand is recommended. current default for backward compatibility, 'json' is recommended Special value apivariant=legacy is to mimic the old pre 0.6.3īehaviour when any results are returned as strings of json.
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Let's keep reading that source code and find: Presumably "config file" means keys.dat, which has no 'apivariant' setting. What a surprise to learn of the API's JSON support contrary to the documentation. It's selected according to 'apivariant' setting in config file. The source code PyBitmessage API is provided either as The documentation > The PyBitmessage API uses XML-RPC. The trick to get the old (and in my case, compatible-with-my-app) bevavior back is to add the following line to the keys.dat file: apivariant = legacy
Maybe a new version would be merited with such a change in bevavior?ĮDIT, to add: Nevermind, I think I found the answer in this post from half a year ago. īy the way, that appimage version still identifies as PyBitmessage 0.6.3.2. Now it looks as if the job just got quite a bit more difficult.
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That earlier mix of XML and JSON was certainly special, but it spared me to implement full XML parsing because it was so easy to get at the JSON. If this analysis is correct: Is there a way to switch back to the old format? Or is it, from now on, XML "all the way"? Now it looks as if the answer is fully XML. Question: Did the format of return values for API calls change lately? I use the API call getAllInboxMessages, and as far as I can see for a long time it used to give back a JSON array as a value of some single. I use that appimage to run it without problems on Debian 11. I am using what I believe to be the latest available version of pyBitmessage, an appimage file called PyBitmessage-0.6.3.2.glibc2.15-x86_64.AppImage.
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