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Title: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: newIndia on July 02, 2014, 08:41:37 PM Block #308922 => https://blockchain.info/block-index/447956/00000000000000000b1f71cc3f709b2a88fcc1e7482343bbb5291c866eed6c30
<!------ Time Lag 1 hour 18 minutes --------> Block #308923 => https://blockchain.info/block-index/447957/00000000000000001b2a18b0219f071b49b3f6ff25c891f92b6a992245f40794 I made a Tx which was supposed to get redirected. It took so much time for the first Tx to be included in the block, the redirect wont probably take place :-\ Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: chaosPT on July 02, 2014, 08:43:40 PM Sometimes it take a bit longer but some times it only took less than a min ;)
be patient ! Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: BurtW on July 02, 2014, 08:48:06 PM Please read and join us in this thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=670431.0 and perhaps close this redundant thread. Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: newIndia on July 02, 2014, 08:55:03 PM Please read and join us in this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=670431.0 and perhaps close this redundant thread. Thanks for pointing out, but I'm having an associated problem here due to block delay. I paid from A to B, which was an autogenerated address by blockchain.info receive API, whereas B was supposed to forward the fund to C. So, naturally I dont have access to B. A --> B -x-> C Now, as the Tx from A to B has taken almost 1 and half hour to be included in the block, B is now sitting on my fund without forwarding it to C !!! How can I get my fund out of B now ? Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: burekzastonj on July 02, 2014, 08:56:34 PM Bitcoin is about beeing patient, so don't wory, it happens
Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: BurtW on July 02, 2014, 08:58:27 PM Reading between the lines of your question: were you using the shared send function?
If so go back into your blockchain.info account and go back to the "Shared Coin" page. At the bottom you will see the following: Quote Something went wrong? When sending a shared coin transaction a number of intermediate addresses are used. If anything interupts the process or an error prevents the transaction from completing the coins may be left in an intermediate address. Click the button below to claim any coins left in intermediate addresses, this process can take several minutes to complete. Recover Intermediate Addresses Try pressing the "Recover Intermediate Addresses" button Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: newIndia on July 02, 2014, 09:07:53 PM Reading between the lines of your question: were you using the shared send function? If so go back into your blockchain.info account and go back to the "Shared Coin" page. At the bottom you will see the following: Quote Something went wrong? When sending a shared coin transaction a number of intermediate addresses are used. If anything interupts the process or an error prevents the transaction from completing the coins may be left in an intermediate address. Click the button below to claim any coins left in intermediate addresses, this process can take several minutes to complete. Recover Intermediate Addresses Try pressing the "Recover Intermediate Addresses" button No... I'm not using shared send function. I am using https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive for an application I'm developing on. A is the user address and C is the admin address. B is the intermediary provided by blockchain.info where my fund is now sitting. Looks like blockchain.info is now unable to show any fund at all !!! Got temporary error 1218 'Send Buffers overloaded in NDB kernel' from NDBCLUSTER This is disgusting !!! We seriously need an alternative good API provider for send/receive functionality !!! Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: BurtW on July 02, 2014, 09:38:44 PM Reading between the lines of your question: were you using the shared send function? If so go back into your blockchain.info account and go back to the "Shared Coin" page. At the bottom you will see the following: Quote Something went wrong? When sending a shared coin transaction a number of intermediate addresses are used. If anything interupts the process or an error prevents the transaction from completing the coins may be left in an intermediate address. Click the button below to claim any coins left in intermediate addresses, this process can take several minutes to complete. Recover Intermediate Addresses Try pressing the "Recover Intermediate Addresses" button No... I'm not using shared send function. I am using https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive for an application I'm developing on. A is the user address and C is the admin address. B is the intermediary provided by blockchain.info where my fund is now sitting. Looks like blockchain.info is now unable to show any fund at all !!! Got temporary error 1218 'Send Buffers overloaded in NDB kernel' from NDBCLUSTER This is disgusting !!! We seriously need an alternative good API provider for send/receive functionality !!! Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: newIndia on July 02, 2014, 09:51:21 PM Reading between the lines of your question: were you using the shared send function? If so go back into your blockchain.info account and go back to the "Shared Coin" page. At the bottom you will see the following: Quote Something went wrong? When sending a shared coin transaction a number of intermediate addresses are used. If anything interupts the process or an error prevents the transaction from completing the coins may be left in an intermediate address. Click the button below to claim any coins left in intermediate addresses, this process can take several minutes to complete. Recover Intermediate Addresses Try pressing the "Recover Intermediate Addresses" button No... I'm not using shared send function. I am using https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive for an application I'm developing on. A is the user address and C is the admin address. B is the intermediary provided by blockchain.info where my fund is now sitting. Looks like blockchain.info is now unable to show any fund at all !!! Got temporary error 1218 'Send Buffers overloaded in NDB kernel' from NDBCLUSTER This is disgusting !!! We seriously need an alternative good API provider for send/receive functionality !!! Just imagine if this happens when the application goes public. User will curse my app and call me a scammer because their coins are sitting in a no man's land !!! Any idea, how is coinbase API ? Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: lordnu on July 03, 2014, 07:32:08 AM up on your luck ;D
Sorry it's can't help. Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: BunsenBurner on July 03, 2014, 10:29:32 AM No... I'm not using shared send function. I am using https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive for an application I'm developing on. A is the user address and C is the admin address. B is the intermediary provided by blockchain.info where my fund is now sitting. Looks like blockchain.info is now unable to show any fund at all !!! Got temporary error 1218 'Send Buffers overloaded in NDB kernel' from NDBCLUSTER Has the problem been solved now? If not, trying sending a support ticket, or send a PM to piuk. This is disgusting !!! We seriously need an alternative good API provider for send/receive functionality !!! What about running a local bitcoind? ??? Title: Re: Why this is taking so long to find a block ? Post by: newIndia on July 03, 2014, 10:54:10 AM No... I'm not using shared send function. I am using https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive for an application I'm developing on. A is the user address and C is the admin address. B is the intermediary provided by blockchain.info where my fund is now sitting. Looks like blockchain.info is now unable to show any fund at all !!! Got temporary error 1218 'Send Buffers overloaded in NDB kernel' from NDBCLUSTER Has the problem been solved now? If not, trying sending a support ticket, or send a PM to piuk. This is disgusting !!! We seriously need an alternative good API provider for send/receive functionality !!! What about running a local bitcoind? ??? After 5 hour the fund was forwarded properly and reached C, but an associated callback never took place. So the associated activity in my application for the successful receival of user fund has been halted. Previously I tried to reach PIUK but he does not reply for months. Not even the concerns raised in blockchain.info thread is addressed. Running only a local bitcoind wont solve my problem. I need send/receive API support. |