What you're saying is that you create a new address like this

when you send funds to it, the "account" field in listtransactions is correctly populated, but when you send funds from the wallet the "account" field remains empty ?

That sounds a little weird, how are you doing the send ? Like this ?

.....[CUT]
$info = $bitcoin->getinfo();
$trans = $bitcoin->listtransactions();
.....[PASTE]

<li><?php echo ("TX: ".$trans[9]['category'] . ":<b> " . number_format($trans[9]['amount'],4) ." BTC</b> | ID: <b>".$trans[9]['account'] ."</b>  | Confirms: <b>".$trans[9]['confirmations'] )?></b>
<li><?php echo ("TX: ".$trans[8]['category'] . ":<b> " . number_format($trans[8]['amount'],4) ." BTC</b> | ID: <b>".$trans[8]['account'] ."</b>  | Confirms: <b>".$trans[8]['confirmations'] )?></b>
<li><?php echo ("TX: ".$trans[7]['category'] . ":<b> " . number_format($trans[7]['amount'],4) ." BTC</b> | ID: <b>".$trans[7]['account'] ."</b>  | Confirms: <b>".$trans[7]['confirmations'] )?></b>
<li><?php echo ("TX: ".$trans[6]['category'] . ":<b> " . number_format($trans[6]['amount'],4) ." BTC</b> | ID: <b>".$trans[6]['account'] ."</b>  | Confirms: <b>".$trans[6]['confirmations'] )?></b>
<li><?php echo ("TX: ".$trans[6]['category'] . ":<b> " . number_format($trans[5]['amount'],4) ." BTC</b> | ID: <b>".$trans[5]['account'] ."</b>  | Confirms: <b>".$trans[5]['confirmations'] )?></b>		

Hookers, guns and drugs of course !

BTC are still there ... http://blockchain.info/address/1Bu1424Lf7y3Jz9p4ZyCo2mRSQDwdaXrHa

If you send money to me I WILL DENY IT, but in return give you a service that equals the ALLEGED payment, for FREE ! I am the biggest IDIOT on these forums ! BEWARE !

If you send money to me I WILL DENY IT, but in return give you a service that equals the ALLEGED payment, for FREE ! I am the biggest IDIOT on these forums ! BEWARE !

......... He closed my BTC-e account.

Morning all. There will be another quick release in succession as there is a problem with keeping up with slow responding pools when you have mutli-gigahash machines.

Yes, 5 btc shipped.


I could also do the proxy shipping if you wanted. Cut back on the shipping costs.

I also have one of these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816115096&Tpk=highpoint%202680

I forgot about it, but I've never been able to use it for what I wanted. I wasn't saavvy enough to put the drivers into FreeBSD. I do know it works though, I tested it out in windows 2008 r2. I'd sell it for 16 BTC.

Yeah but why mention Al-Qaeda which may not actually exist as an organisation and just be an ideology.  There are plenty of other terrorist or criminal organisations to pick on.

http://pjmedia.com/zombie/2012/04/23/book-review-did-muhammad-exist-by-robert-spencer/

Scholars have for centuries been pursuing clues to “the historical Jesus” — evidence that the religious figure now known as Jesus Christ actually once existed as a real person. There have been hundreds, if not thousands, of popular books, documentaries, television programs, magazine articles, research papers, films and more on the search for the “real” Jesus. While this investigation into the ultimate origins of Christianity may have once long ago been controversial, it is by now quite commonplace and accepted as a standard part of religious studies, even when the researchers conclude (as they often do) that the evidence for the historicity of Jesus is skimpy at best.

But no similar investigations have ever been conducted on the historicity of Muhammad (a.k.a. Mohammed, depending on the Arabic transliteration). Why not?

Most people assume that no one bothers to investigate whether or not Muhammad was a real person for the same reason that no one bothers to investigate the reality of other religious founders such as Joseph Smith or Martin Luther or Anton LaVey — because the evidence for their existence is overwhelming, well-documented and unquestioned. Regardless of whether or not Muhammad’s teachings were moral or useful, everyone, even the most hardened infidels, of course accepts that he must have existed. Right?

Well, actually, no.......

Updated git tree:
The most significant change is a massive change to the way network connections are made, so there should be MUCH less connections opened which should more or less abolish the overloaded networks people use. Also longpoll is now tied to each pool set up, but only the longpoll attached to the primary pool causes a work restart. Also updated ztex support.


Changelog(reverse order):
Start longpoll only after we have tried to extract the longpoll URL.
Check for submitold flag on resubmit of shares, and give different message for stale shares on retry.
Check for submitold before submitstale.
Don't force fresh curl connections on anything but longpoll threads.
Create one longpoll thread per pool, using backup pools for those pools that don't have longpoll.
Use the work created from the longpoll return only if we don't have failover-enabled, and only flag the work as a longpoll if it is the current pool.
This will work around the problem of trying to restart the single longpoll thread on pool changes that was leading to race conditions.
It will also have less work restarts from the multiple longpolls received from different pools.
Remove the ability to disable longpoll. It is not a useful feature and will conflict with planned changes to longpoll code.
Remove the invalid entries from the example configuration file.
Add support for latest ATI SDK on windows.
Export missing function from libztex.
miner.php change socktimeoutsec = 10 (it only waits once)
Bugfix: Make initial_args a const char** to satisfy exec argument type warning (on Windows only)
miner.php add a timeout so you don't sit and wait ... forever
Create discrete persistent submit and get work threads per pool, thus allowing all submitworks belonging to the same pool to reuse the same curl handle, and all getworks to reuse their own handle.
Use separate handles for submission to not make getwork potentially delay share submission which is time critical.
This will allow much more reusing of persistent connections instead of opening new ones which can flood routers.
This mandated a rework of the extra longpoll support (for when pools are switched) and this is managed by restarting longpoll cleanly and waiting for a thread join.
miner.php only show the current date header once
miner.php also add current time like single rig page
miner.php display rig 'when' table at top of the multi-rig summary page
README - add some Ztex details
api.c include zTex in the FPGA support list
api.c ensure 'devs' shows PGA's when only PGA code is compiled
cgminer.c sharelog code consistency and compile warning fix
README correct API version number
README spelling error
api.c combine all pairs of sprintfs()
api.c uncomment and use BLANK (and COMMA)
Code style cleanup
Annotating frequency changes with the changed from value
README clarification of 'notify' command
README update for API RPC 'devdetails'
api.c 'devdetails' list static details of devices
Using less heap space as my TP-Link seems to not handle this much

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