anyone else having an issue with all their plugins being greyed out?
Some plugins are be greyed out because they are not available for your current wallet; you need to create a new wallet for them. For example, Trezor or two factor authentication require special wallets. |
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If you type electrum help, you'll see a list of API calls to the wallet.
You can do electrum listaddresses, then choose an address and do electrum setlabel 1MyAddr.. mylabel
How are the API calls done? Can i use JSON to a port? or is this strictly a python call? What is the expected parameters for each call? These are the things I'd like to have documented. Is there a plugin that makes these commands available over an ethernet port? If that doesn't exist, Should it? Would it be helpful to have a bounty put up to have one made? These are python calls. I just added the list of commands and parameters to the documentation wiki: https://electrum.orain.org/wiki/List_of_commandsThere is also an electrum daemon, that is be accessed with JSON over a port. However, it has different commands (see stratum) |
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I might have found a bug: Created invoices can't be exported or copied to the clipboard (QR). * Win 7/64
thanks for mentioning that. indeed that's missing. |
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The worst they can do is show you fake transactions.
No they can't show you fake transactions. Electrum is a SPV wallet, so it verifies that confirmed transactions are in the Bitcoin blockchain. The fact that blockchain information is served by Electrum servers does not reduce security over other sPV clients. |
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Windows and OSX Binaries should be uploaded.
thanks for that! |
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Packages are available here: https://electrum.org/beta/The first beta was released on Sunday. There was no thread in this forum because the forum was down. Windows and OSX binaries will be available soon. |
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version 2.0 will convert your wallet file to a new format, which cannot be read by 1.9.8. anymore.
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Since Electrum now supports BIP32, can it's seed be restored on Mycelium wallet for android as it also supports BIP 32?
No, that will not work, unless they decide to use the same seed format. |
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P.S. I was still able to use my multisig + singlesig wallet. But I had to "Save" the signed transaction from the multisig wallet and import into the singlesig wallet, and it worked, without any need to do a wallet restoration.
good to hear that |
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Q1: a wallet seed cannot be "converted", this does not make sense.
Old seeds are supported, that's why you can still use or restore your old wallet.
Q2: previous versions did not use BIP32 derivations.
Q3: again, you do not "convert" a wallet.
All you can do is create a new one, and send your coins to it.
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This is not the way you are supposed to create a multisig wallet. You need to create two multisig wallets files, A and B, where A has the xpub of B, and B has the xpub of A See the doc here: https://electrum.orain.org/wiki/Multisig_WalletsBefore you do anything else, you need to recover the coins you sent to the 2 of 2 wallet you created. For this, create a new wallet file, select 'restore' and 'multisig 2of2' Then enter the two seeds in the dialog box. (the seed of the standard wallet, and the seed of the 2of2 wallet you just created) please report back here. it may be that the multisig wallet creation procedure is too difficult for most people. in any case I think we will have to improve it. |
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Sorry, I should have signed this:
Today is January 23, 2015, and I confirm that I have regained access to my @ElectrumWallet Twitter account.
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update: I have finally regained access to the @ElectrumWallet Twitter account, and removed the racist posts.
I still do not know how my GMX email account was compromised, but apparently I was not the only one (Satoshi, molecular, bitbiz.io).
I can only advise to stay away from GMX (as well as their variants: mail.com, etc)
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The two-factor authentication plugin was merged yesterday.
There will be a beta release next week.
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that's very nice. I will link your site from electrum.org
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