Thanks!


I didn't see your edit
Thanks a lot, that'll clean my display

Yeah, I was mixing getheaders and getblocks

+1, brother

Absolutely
Does this change anything? I didn't saw anything about it
I didn't finish reading https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Satoshi_Client_Block_Exchange though


Edit:
I just checked what the two responding nodes (localhost and 98.26...) and it looks like they are sending me their last blocks
localhost is sending me hashes of blocks number ~134k

Hi
I ran into something strange when I'm downloading block hashes from bitcoin nodes (let's call my script 'BD')
When I'm connecting to 63.247.147.163 (all fallback nodes on the wiki* behave the same way), the following happens:

• BD sends version
• BD receives version and verack
• BD sends verack
• BD regularly receives tx inv's (about 1 per second)

Moreover, sending getblocks doesn't change anything and I still receive only tx inv's

On the other hand, when I connect to my local bitcoin node (127.0.0.1 ofc), that becomes:

• BD sends version
• BD receives version and verack
• BD sends verack
• BD receives tons of block hash inv's (yeah, TONS OF THEM)

I didn't even try to send a getblocks...


So, why does my local node behaves differently than the other ones?



(*) all the nodes I tested on http://blockchain.info/connected-nodes too



Edit: 98.26.149.98:8333 sends me some block headers after a getblocks

Anyone having the private key can use ALL the corresponding addresses, whatever the *coin
Resolving this issue just requires either honesty from the receiver or a brain in the sender's head (come on, always double check ffs)

1. Your wallet isn't corrupted.
2. Did you try deleting all the tx's?
3. Did you check on blockchain.info if your tx is shown?
4. Can you post the recipient address?

It would require changing 1 line of code

So you deleted the tx, you made the rescan, and after that the client still doesn't show the deleted unconfirmed transaction?
If so, the client should definitely count your unspent coins in your balance
Did you check on blockchain.info if the transaction really never broadcasted?

Sadistic but funny!

I think you're trying to import a private key in WIF format: so you must uncheck the 'hexadecimal' check box

Can someone post the IP:port of a permanent BQC node?

Ok, je plussoie FTWbitcoinFTW, merci pour ton boulot!
Tu restes quand même sur le forum?

Not bad
Not many people seem to be interested though

Tu as un numéro de rapport de police/BEFTI?

Tout est dans le titre

I believe the client uses openssl to generate random bytes

If you're going to import the 100+ keys from your wallet you should use pywallet's ability to import a file full of private keys

Thanks guys
Do we know the ratio outgoing-only/upnp enabled clients?

Lol

I'm not really into networking and I'm wondering how satoshi client can listen to ports behind a router
I know that upnp does that, but even when I compiled (I may be wrong, it's years ago) without upnp, it's still able to connect to the network (that famous 8-limit)

So:

• Is it possible to listen behind a router without upnp? If so, how?
• Or is it connecting to 8 nodes (that have open ports) instead of listening?