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J'ai besoin de rien dans ton lot mais bonne idée
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I think there was just no impact on average joes
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+1 OP
Namecoin did it, the others have to gtfo too
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You should try what I wrote in the other thread
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I reproduced it until I had enough funds to send So if balance=0, I think this is your problem If not here is my code: #!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: utf8
import urllib
#from gluon import *
#from btcservice import access
from jsonrpc import ServiceProxy
OFFLINEWALLET_ADDRESS = '19QkqAza7BHFTuoz9N8UQkryP4E9jHo4N3' # CAUTION--DO NOT RUN THIS SCRIPT WITHOUT SETTING THIS FIRST.
access = ServiceProxy("http://login:pass@127.0.0.1:8332")
balance = access.getbalance()
if OFFLINEWALLET_ADDRESS != '':
access.sendtoaddress(OFFLINEWALLET_ADDRESS,float(balance))
It works when balance>0 and prints your error when balance=0 |
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Try opening it with pywallet
If it doesn't work scan your drive for private keys (pywallet does that only for Linux/OSX but there are plenty of such tools over here)
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Keep a copy of the current wallet.dat
Yes..of course, that's really all you need wallet.dat everything else can be deleted (bitcoin.conf optional if you even have it). I meant an additional copy, not just keeping .bitcoin/wallet.dat |
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The permissions are correctly set?
Anyway, like the other thread, keep a copy of the current wallet.dat(even in another truecrypt file), you never know what can happen
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Keep a copy of the current wallet.dat
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There was a post about that a couple days ago, in the discussion forum
Basically somebody mined blocks on his own disconnected from internet, managed to get a longer block chain and then released it
All the clients forgot the "true" shorter blockchain and accept this one
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could someone point me to where I can see code /pseudo/code for the calculation of a hash. step by step would be awesome, but anything would be helpful too.
A hash of what? Block, transaction, address? |
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If you signed up, you signed up, you didn't login
There is a login button on the top
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it is the mere fact that the title of the thread is directed at ixcoins and Thomas Nasakioto. Nowhere did I intend for this to be about you. But you sure took it as such. lol  Ah...but wait... I recall another spammy thread you started around here claiming Thomas and I were one and the same person yet now you accept were not.  Are you schizophrenic too? If you go back and look oldtimer you will notice that I did not start that initial thread. . Fact is your the main proponent of the claim. Nice attempt at weaseling your way out of it though  Wat? |
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Why only one currency OP?
Create a currency each week!
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LOL and the trolling begins with the ixcoin founder. Just like oldminer. You guys should be butt-buddies seriously. Wat? How can one be butt-buddy with himself? |
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it is the mere fact that the title of the thread is directed at ixcoins and Thomas Nasakioto. Nowhere did I intend for this to be about you. But you sure took it as such. lol Ah...but wait... I recall another spammy thread you started around here claiming Thomas and I were one and the same person yet now you accept were not. Are you schizophrenic too? Oh man such a fail |
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Yes, instead of is a bug, or rather something that goes against the de facto standards I didn't say it doesn't work It's just like ix/i0/solidcoin: copy the code, change a value, tada I made a fork You guys should really help Bitcoin projects instead of parasiting them (mainly when it doesn't add any value...) |
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I don't have to try I know it works Follow my instructions with Version = 125 instead of 0 It worked for Bitcoin, Namecoin, I0coin, Ixcoin, Devcoin, Groupcoin, and all their testnets Basically you just: - created a useless function - reintroduced 2 bugs $ diff old_joric_pywallet this_awesome_fork
3c3
< # pywallet_solidcoin.py 1.1
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> # pywallet.py 1.1
6c6
< # Usage: pywallet_solidcoin.py [options]
---
> # Usage: pywallet.py [options]
30,31c30,31
< max_version = 32500
< addrtype = 125
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> max_version = 32400
> addrtype = 0
207a208
> return hex_der_key.decode('hex')
229a231,235
> # private keys are 279 bytes long (see crypto/ec/cec_asn1.c)
> # ASN1_SIMPLE(EC_PRIVATEKEY, version, LONG),
> # ASN1_SIMPLE(EC_PRIVATEKEY, privateKey, ASN1_OCTET_STRING),
> # ASN1_EXP_OPT(EC_PRIVATEKEY, parameters, ECPKPARAMETERS, 0),
> # ASN1_EXP_OPT(EC_PRIVATEKEY, publicKey, ASN1_BIT_STRING, 1)
244a251,252
> # public keys are 65 bytes long (520 bits)
> # 0x04 + 32-byte X-coordinate + 32-byte Y-coordinate
271,279d278
< def short_hex(bytes):
< t = bytes.encode('hex_codec')
< if len(t) < 32:
< return t
< return t[0:32]+"..."+t[-32:]
<
365c364
< vchIn = chr(addrtype) + secret
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> vchIn = chr(addrtype+128) + secret
370c369
< if vch and vch[0] == chr(addrtype):
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> if vch and vch[0] == chr(addrtype+128):
685a685,689
> elif type == "bestblock":
> vds.write_int32(d['nVersion'])
> vds.write_compact_size(len(d['hashes']))
> for h in d['hashes']:
> vds.write(h)
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Did you leave your basement during the last thousand years?
Pywallet already support all existing and future blockchains
Also, you forked the old Joric's pywallet, ie you forked a tool which is already outdated
Well done
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