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Title: how can I see old transactions in new wallet! Post by: beliomir on February 24, 2018, 06:18:46 AM LAst time I download the lastest QT for a coin.
I import wallet.dat, no error and I can see my receipt address. But when it's full syncing,I didn't show up any tansaction (mining tansaction) I'm sure that Iv'e somes coins, cause wallet.dat is over size 200 K0 and fee_estimate.dat too. I'm sure that I've somes coins, cause wallet size is too high! I'll try a txindex=1 but nothing, Must I do a reindex with -chainstate? How can I recover my old tansactions? Title: Re: how can I see old transactions in new wallet! Post by: HCP on February 24, 2018, 07:18:43 AM Try it with a -rescan... instead of a -reindex. -rescan will specifically look for transactions that relate to addresses in the current wallet.dat located.
Also, for the record, the size of the wallet.dat probably isn't very useful for determining if the wallet is empty or not... The size of the wallet doesn't determine how many coins the addresses in it hold. For instance, I just created a brand new "empty" wallet... and it was 1.3 megabytes! :o Title: Re: how can I see old transactions in new wallet! Post by: beliomir on February 24, 2018, 08:21:47 AM ok thank's!
I'll try this when it's fully synced again. Now Iv'e another problem, the syncing blockchain stop at a block. (sometimes with somes wallet) in debug file, I can see timeout connection when seeding peers. How to zap timeout peers (bad peers)? Must I still wait QT find good peers to continue download entire blockchain? Why syncing stop with somes QT? how to solve it? Title: Re: how can I see old transactions in new wallet! Post by: aleksej996 on February 24, 2018, 02:49:28 PM ok thank's! I'll try this when it's fully synced again. Now Iv'e another problem, the syncing blockchain stop at a block. (sometimes with somes wallet) in debug file, I can see timeout connection when seeding peers. How to zap timeout peers (bad peers)? Must I still wait QT find good peers to continue download entire blockchain? Why syncing stop with somes QT? how to solve it? I am pretty sure that Bitcoin Core will automatically block bad peers, but you can still go to Help->Debug window->Peers and click on various peers to see more info or right click on them to show you more options, like disconnecting from them or blocking them. Syncing should be an automatic process where you can just leave your PC running. Perhaps you are having some network connection issues. Check your Internet connection and your firewall if you are using Windows (you shouldn't). Title: Re: how can I see old transactions in new wallet! Post by: Jet Cash on February 24, 2018, 06:54:17 PM I am pretty sure that Bitcoin Core will automatically block bad peers, but you can still go to Help->Debug window->Peers and click on various peers to see more info or right click on them to show you more options, like disconnecting from them or blocking them. Syncing should be an automatic process where you can just leave your PC running. Perhaps you are having some network connection issues. Check your Internet connection and your firewall if you are using Windows (you shouldn't). I've been disconnecting peers with a ping rate in 5 figures, but I'm not sure that these peers are my problem. When I look at the histogram in Debug>Network I've got long gaps with no activity. This started with the last forced upgade of Windows ( which I didn't want). It's pushed me into re-activating my old Ubuntu node, and I'll switch over to that. |