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Title: sendmany command line in windows Post by: grue on December 17, 2011, 09:55:29 PM does anyone know how to use it? i've tried every combination of quotes and escape characters but i can't get it to work ???
edit: solved you need to bitcoind sendmany "" {"""1ELvnrA6PhUyDBS6iR25K1Xx4xXL6VMfJX""":1,"""1NX3R5Le4c1y9E316NPMze7aEmCXjpCY58""":0.75} Title: Re: sendmany command line in windows Post by: payb.tc on July 20, 2012, 12:43:51 PM instead of bitcoind, should this work with bitcoin -server?
Title: Re: sendmany command line in windows Post by: grue on July 20, 2012, 08:28:08 PM no
Title: Re: sendmany command line in windows Post by: dooglus on July 21, 2012, 06:41:11 AM I think there's a misunderstanding here.
payb.tc is asking "can I use 'bitcoin -server' as the SERVER, instead of using bitcoind" - yes, you can grue thinks you're asking "can I use 'bitcoin -server' as the CLIENT, instead of using bitcoind" - no, you can't The confusion arises from the fact that bitcond can act as both an RPC client and an RPC server, and bitcoin can act as both a graphical app and an RPC server. Hope that clears it up! Title: Re: sendmany command line in windows Post by: grue on July 21, 2012, 02:20:10 PM I think there's a misunderstanding here. No, I answered no because I interperted his post as "can you put this command line into bitcoin (gui), but with the -server argument". I said no because the gui doesnt parse commandline args like bitcoind does.payb.tc is asking "can I use 'bitcoin -server' as the SERVER, instead of using bitcoind" - yes, you can grue thinks you're asking "can I use 'bitcoin -server' as the CLIENT, instead of using bitcoind" - no, you can't The confusion arises from the fact that bitcond can act as both an RPC client and an RPC server, and bitcoin can act as both a graphical app and an RPC server. Hope that clears it up! |