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Title: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: NothinG on June 10, 2012, 10:36:05 PM So, my client isn't able to get the block chain because of how I set my clock on my computer (I think it's crappy, but I don't care).
Anyways, if someone would volunteer to get the coins out of the wallet.dat and send me at least 3 BTC. I have a feeling I'll get jacked of all the BTC, but I'm tired of knowing it's there. Please send me a PM if you'd like to help. I'm looking for members that I think would be trustworthy. Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: NothinG on June 10, 2012, 10:43:31 PM why don't you just get the private keys from the wallet and put it in blockchain.info and then send the bitcoins from there to yourself I can't get python to work right on this computer.Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: NothinG on June 10, 2012, 10:59:19 PM Okay, I've sent the wallet to an undisclosed user and hope to hear back soon.
Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: Raoul Duke on June 10, 2012, 11:46:33 PM why don't you just get the private keys from the wallet and put it in blockchain.info and then send the bitcoins from there to yourself I can't get python to work right on this computer.You don't need python or pywallet for it. You just need to use bitcoind and the new dumpprivkey command ;) I don't think you need a full blockchain for it. Ofcourse I can be mistaken. Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: FreeMoney on June 10, 2012, 11:54:58 PM Okay, I've sent the wallet to an undisclosed user and hope to hear back soon. You could have had that user publicly accept responsibility. Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: NothinG on June 10, 2012, 11:59:45 PM Okay, I've sent the wallet to an undisclosed user and hope to hear back soon. You could have had that user publicly accept responsibility. But, it's all good and the Bitcoins got transferred without any problems. That user may post a reply and I will give them credit for helping. Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: FreeMoney on June 11, 2012, 12:06:17 AM Okay, I've sent the wallet to an undisclosed user and hope to hear back soon. You could have had that user publicly accept responsibility. But, it's all good and the Bitcoins got transferred without any problems. That user may post a reply and I will give them credit for helping. Ah, that's nice. Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: drrussellshane on June 11, 2012, 01:12:18 AM Glad I could help!
Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: Stephen Gornick on June 11, 2012, 04:21:19 AM So, my client isn't able to get the block chain because of how I set my clock on my computer (I think it's crappy, but I don't care). I hadn't known about this. So would it retrieve blocks but then get to a certain block and stop? How were you able to troubleshoot / determine this was the cause? Would downloading a completed blockchain from the nightly "skip" past checking and have let you continue on your merry way (until the next problem block?) Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: NothinG on June 11, 2012, 04:49:10 AM So, my client isn't able to get the block chain because of how I set my clock on my computer (I think it's crappy, but I don't care). I hadn't known about this. So would it retrieve blocks but then get to a certain block and stop? How were you able to troubleshoot / determine this was the cause? Would downloading a completed blockchain from the nightly "skip" past checking and have let you continue on your merry way (until the next problem block?) Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: unclemantis on July 09, 2012, 12:52:19 AM why don't you just get the private keys from the wallet and put it in blockchain.info and then send the bitcoins from there to yourself I can't get python to work right on this computer.You don't need python or pywallet for it. You just need to use bitcoind and the new dumpprivkey command ;) I don't think you need a full blockchain for it. Ofcourse I can be mistaken. Stalking you! :-D Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: gmaxwell on July 09, 2012, 02:18:53 AM So, my client isn't able to get the block chain because of how I set my clock on my computer (I think it's crappy, but I don't care). Just set your dang clock correctly. Get the time you want to display by picking the appropriate timezone. So long as the time+timezone results in the correct time bitcoin will work fine. You can also set it back when you're done if you really insist on having a clock set >2 hours in the past. Title: Re: ~4 BTC Stuck In Wallet Post by: NothinG on July 09, 2012, 02:21:04 AM So, my client isn't able to get the block chain because of how I set my clock on my computer (I think it's crappy, but I don't care). Just set your dang clock correctly. Get the time you want to display by picking the appropriate timezone. So long as the time+timezone results in the correct time bitcoin will work fine. You can also set it back when you're done if you really insist on having a clock set >2 hours in the past. It was a spur of the moment thing that I couldn't figure out. Anyways, I did attempt to temporarily set my clock to the correct time but half way through the update on the blocks it error'ed and gave the same error as before. Again, this has been fixed on my end and is now working correctly. |