EVE Technology Lab

I just checked and this particular update was from months ago and for some reason wants to be reapplied. What system are you using? I can tell you how to fix it.

Something apparently went wrong with the early versions. Nevertheless, the fix is simple. Launch regedit, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\evernus.com\Evernus and you should see a "version" entry there. Delete it and everything will work fine. If not (errors pop up etc), evemail me and I'll give you an alternative solution.

Hey,
While adding a corporation key, the link that is supposed to send to eveonline.com for the API key creation appears to be incorrect (same mask as for the personal key and no characterID which a corp key generation probably requires). Version 1.28

Technically that's not a bug. Ccp doesn't allow predefined corp keys, so the link points to a personal one so you can at least see the permissions.

Hi Pete,

today I tried Evernus for the first time. This is pretty impressive (and overwhelming, to say the least ...). Well done!

But I recognized a visual "issue" (for the lack of a better word): I might be an oddball here, but although I'm a native German speaker, I prefer English as the UI language for most software I do use. Both to avoid possible translation mistakes and keep myself trained in English. Therefore I picked English as Evernus' language. But I do like my numbers/dates formatted according to my locale. And while Evernus lets me define the date/time format, it doesn't seem to provide the same customization freedom for numbers.

This ofc doesn't impact Evernus' functionality at all and I can handle that, but if you feel lazy sometime (Ha, just kidding!) you may want to think of this as a minor feature wish.

That said: not too bad, lad, not too bad.

I know its a bit of a PITA, especially trying to implement it afterwards (have been done that recently myself)

But at least in Windows there's a bunch of APIs to query formats for the supported languages/countries.

I recon though that Evernus with being a multi platform tool, this might be a real bi*** ...

I recently tried to compile Evernus for Debian. Catch is that I'm running Debian stable and can't provide the requirements there (even with backports enabled I'm running into some incompabilities), so I settled for setting up a testing (Jessie) chroot and compile and run Evernus in that.

It almost worked: compiling and building works like a treat and most of the program works fine as well. Unfortunately it crashes with a segfault as soon as the CrestAuthWidget is run, which is a bit of a show stopper...

I suspect the issue is the way I set up the chroot and not a bug in the code, but, although I consider myself a fairly competent sysadmin especially for Debian based systems I'm not much of a coder - never really looked into c++ and used the clang toolchain for the first time. So I'm somewhat stuck debugging the issue - do you have any pointers on how to get additional information on what exactly is going wrong?

Right, I found the issue (in case anybody else hits it: currently there's an unfixed bug in the libqt5webkit5 of Debian Jessie that can result in segfaults unless gstreamer0.10-plugins-base is installed). Unfortunately I hit the next one: Import of price data results in the message:

Error downloading https://login-tq.eveonline.com/oauth/token - server replied: Bad Request

for every single request.

Sorry for the bother, but any ideas?

This is embarassing: I still had a typo in the crest secret in spite of triple checking

Thanks for the quick replies and sorry about the bother

Is there any error when importing orders? Evernus doesn't use eve cache, since there's no reason to when crest is available.