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A transaction that I recently sent from one wallet to another shows up in Armory highlighted red and with a comment that says "***MEMPOOL REPLACEABLE***" All other transactions are the regular color. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FvphNquZ.png&t=663&c=q5ibouCHN-6GGA) Does anyone know what this is about? The red highlighting and full caps warning is alarming.
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Try rebuilding your Armory databases. If that doesn't work, delete the databases folder yourself.
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I'd like to decode a transaction encoded by Armory, view it in hex format, decode with the bitcoin-tx CLI tool, edit it if needed, and re-encode it so I can spend it from Armory. For example, an unsigned/offline transaction with the TXSIGCOLLECT header.
Also, is there an API I can use to program extensions or modules for personal use? I saw something while screwing around in the ArmoryQt.py file about modules that can be loaded on startup, unless that's something deprecated but not removed.
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With the new wallet format.
When is the ETA for that? I would also like to know this.
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It has been at the same stage for days now, the progress bar hasn't gone up at all there is just a green and grey spinning disc. Would be nice to be able to access my bitcoins at some point in the not too distant future. What do you mean by check bitcoind?
Try opening Bitcoin-Qt and check if there are any error messages. Chances are your DB may be corrupt and you'll have to reindex.
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If Armory is installed in your Applications folder, run this in Terminal: open Armory.app (or path to Armory.app) --args --satoshi-datadir=<path>
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Armory can take some time to initialize bitcoind, but if it's taking longer than 5 minutes to initialize with no progress bar, something may be wrong and you should check bitcoind yourself. If there is a progress bar, Armory is downloading the transaction history to disk.
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I am on Debian based Linux. ./autogen.sh ./configure make
python ArmoryQt.py File "ArmoryQt.py", line 2 exec python /usr/local/lib/armory/ArmoryQt.py "$@" ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Is there a fix for this?
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Watching only is the same thing as offline, it will display Offline in the Security tab when you go to Wallet Properties > Wallet Owner and check off This Wallet is Mine.
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I believe that transactions of 0.01 BTC or larger, or if they have a high enough priority, do not require a fee, but I recommend to include it anyway.
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My installation is running just fine
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I have a few questions and suggestions regarding Armory below.
1. If I restore from a paper backup, will all previously used addresses that have transactions be automatically regenerated, or would I need to click Receive Bitcoins 50 times?
2. If wallet transactions are off, would I need to rescan databases, or will an option to rescan an individual wallet be added (like with lockboxes).
3. Which of the following would be most secure? A 7/7 lockbox, 1/7 lockbox, regular bitcoin address? Please explain why.
4. Can the ability for the creation of 1/1 lockboxes be added? For example to add vanitygen addresses but can't because the minimum is 1/2.
Thanks in advance!
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Do you mean the TXSIGCOLLECT header (or whatever header) or something that needs to be added to the hex?
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Anyone have a reason as to why this happens or what I can do to fix it? It has really started to bother me.
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I actually have to uncheck it every time I open my wallet properties.
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Bump
This also only happens with just one wallet.
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By the latest version, you mean what has not been released yet?
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But why exactly can Armory not track the sender, but it can track the other recipients? Can it not read the whole transaction correctly?
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Every time I start Armory and open my wallet properties, I find 'Hide Unused' checked off, though I never check this off. Bug?
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Never mind, I found out that 'Hide Unused' was checked off, silly me :I
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