Console behaving unexpectedly

tidymonkey81

I have TurboEthereum built for Windows 10 and synced to the latest block (i didn't know that was it's official name but will post a separate question about that). Now when I try and pass instrctions throught the console I'm getting strange messages -

C:\etehreum\ eth console

In a separate command prompt

C:\ethereum\eth attach
> web3.admin.setVerbosity(0)
(shell):5842: URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL
    var result = this.provider.send(payload);
                               ^
[31mError: [0mUncaught URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL[0m
>

This happens for all valid instructions. Is cURL to blame? I don't know... Am I attaching to the console incorrectly?

Thanks for any help, including pointing me to other discussion forums.

tidymonkey81

no ideas? i'm still getting the same erros and cannot for the life of me figure it out...

tidymonkey81

also this...

> web3.eth
{
  _requestManager: {
    provider: {
      send: [35m[Function][0m,
      sendAsync: [35m[Function][0m
    }[0m,
    polls: {
    }[0m,
    timeout: [30mnull[0m,
    send: [35m[Function][0m,
    sendAsync: [35m[Function][0m,
    sendBatch: [35m[Function][0m,
    setProvider: [35m[Function][0m,
    startPolling: [35m[Function][0m,
    stopPolling: [35m[Function][0m,
    reset: [35m[Function][0m,
    poll: [35m[Function][0m
  }[0m,
  getBalance: [35m[Function][0m,
  getStorageAt: [35m[Function][0m,
  getCode: [35m[Function][0m,
  getBlock: [35m[Function][0m,
  getUncle: [35m[Function][0m,
  getCompilers: [35m[Function][0m,
  getBlockTransactionCount: [35m[Function][0m,
  getBlockUncleCount: [35m[Function][0m,
  getTransaction: [35m[Function][0m,
  getTransactionFromBlock: [35m[Function][0m,
  getTransactionReceipt: [35m[Function][0m,
  getTransactionCount: [35m[Function][0m,
  call: [35m[Function][0m,
  estimateGas: [35m[Function][0m,
  sendRawTransaction: [35m[Function][0m,
  sendTransaction: [35m[Function][0m,
  compile: {
    solidity: [35m[Function][0m,
    lll: [35m[Function][0m,
    serpent: [35m[Function][0m
  }[0m,
  submitWork: [35m[Function][0m,
  getWork: [35m[Function][0m,
  coinbase: [32m'URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL'[0m,
  getCoinbase: [35m[Function][0m,
  mining: [32m'URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL'[0m,
  getMining: [35m[Function][0m,
  hashrate: [32m'URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL'[0m,
  getHashrate: [35m[Function][0m,
  syncing: [32m'URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL'[0m,
  getSyncing: [35m[Function][0m,
  gasPrice: [32m'URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL'[0m,
  getGasPrice: [35m[Function][0m,
  accounts: [32m'URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL'[0m,
  getAccounts: [35m[Function][0m,
  blockNumber: [32m'URL using bad/illegal format or missing URL'[0m,
  getBlockNumber: [35m[Function][0m,
  iban: [35m[Function][0m,
  sendIBANTransaction: [35m[Function][0m,
  defaultBlock: [32m'latest'[0m,
  defaultAccount: [30mundefined[0m,
  contract: [35m[Function][0m,
  filter: [35m[Function][0m,
  namereg: [35m[Function][0m,
  icapNamereg: [35m[Function][0m,
  isSyncing: [35m[Function][0m
}[0m

auburn_nice

I have no ideas.
Btw maybe it should be like this:
C:\ethereum\eth console

NeonFlash

@tidymonkey81 : did you find a solution to your issue? I receive the same error message when I try valid web3.eth commands on the console.