Problem with "blfchk" on Ubuntu 20.04

[Napulsnik]

Hello. For some reason, "blfchk" does not work in the new version of the brainflayer for Ubuntu 20.04.
I have Ubuntu 20.04 and the latest brainflayer version.
Example:
./brainflayer/blfchk bloom.blf hash160
or
cat hash160 | ./brainflayer/blfchk bloom.blf
Nothing happens.
If you install Ubuntu 16 and the previous version of brainflayer then blfchk works fine.

[Mazahaka18]

Hello. My situation is exactly the same I used the following Ubuntu versions: 20.04.2, 18.04.5, 16.04.7, 12.04.5
Example:
./brainflayer/blfchk bloom.blf hash160
Nothing happens
I install Ubuntu 12 and 16 version but blfchk does not work.
Ryancdotorg, can you help us? @ryancdotorg

[ryancdotorg]

I'll take a look at it this weekend.

@Mazahaka18 It doesn't do anything unless you provide input, and even then it'll only give output if there are matches.

[Mazahaka18]

I'll take a look at it this weekend.

@Mazahaka18 It doesn't do anything unless you provide input, and even then it'll only give output if there are matches.

Thank you! We will wait for the results. I specially added two lines manually one in the bloom file the second in hash160 the first line. There are no results in the terminal or new files - just a blinking cursor and no activity in the system monitor.

[ryancdotorg]

If I have time, I'm just going to integrate the new bloom filter code I wrote a while back that handles large numbers of addresses with minimal false positives and is a lot faster if only looking at a few addresses.

[Mazahaka18]

We look forward to it. Thank you for the app and for supporting it for such a long time. From Russia with love!

[Mazahaka18]

@ryancdotorg Hello. What's up with blfchk, as i understand it there was no time...

[tukaanimhaka]

Noticed that if you pass the hash160 file used to generate the bloom filter no output results. Shouldnt blfchk be able to find the hash which was used to create the bloom filter? What is the purpose of blfchk?