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Satoshi responds to Liberty Standard's crash report, attributing the issue to Wine rather than Bitcoin, and mentions working with Malmi on an upcoming release.
NewLibertyStandard reports occasional Bitcoin crashes while running under Wine 1.0.1, speculates a possible correlation with wallet balance, and shares the terminal output produced at startup.
Nicholas Bohm, a retired British solicitor and early Bitcoin user, writes to Satoshi that after installing a new router, his Bitcoin client can no longer connect to the network.
Bohm answers Satoshi's offer to look at his debug.log: Bitcoin runs and generates, but the NOD32 antivirus reports it as a virus, and the client crashed four or five times the day before.
Nicholas Bohm asks the bitcoin-list whether it is the right place to report a couple of problems he has had running Bitcoin, with about 70kb of attachments.
Trammell argues Bitcoin addresses are more secure than IP-based sending since they can be verified via multiple channels. He proposes an address-advertisement toggle and reports an exit socket bug.
Trammell reports two issues upgrading from v0.1.0 to v0.1.3: the old process wouldn't exit, and all four generated coins showed 'Generated (not accepted)' — likely orphans from the communications bug.
Trammell reports two issues upgrading from v0.1.0 to v0.1.3: the old process wouldn't exit, and his four generated coins now show 'Generated (not accepted)'.