I have failed to reproduce the issue on my own. This has something to do with the state of your wallets. I'm going to need more data to figure out what's going. For starters, delete the .lmdb files in your datadir. They will reconstructed on the next run. See if that helps with the C++ signer.

I'll try to reproduce on my end and report back here.

I gave you directions, follow them.

It looks like the Python signer is failing to populate the pubkey list of the unsigned tx object when it comes to imports. I'll investigate. For now, set yourself in expert user mode and try to manually pick the C++ signer at spend time, see if that fixes your issue.

What's vanity about it? Did you import a private key?

Edit:

Did you update your signer? Are you using mismatched versions between signer and online?

Yeah you want .2 or RC1

You really want to use the RC for 0.96.4. As for 0.96.3 you can operate it but you have to pick the signer manually, as the default signer detection is botched.

What version are you using? 0.96.3 has some signer issues.

I fixed all of the known RBF issues just an hour ago. The fixes are in the testing branch if you'd like to try them out, otherwise I'll put out a new RC once I have the BTG signer done.


That won't trigger rescans anymore, as the DB keeps track of all addresses it sees now. You can flag the DB for a rescan from the help menu. Any rescan or rebuild action won't carry over the ZC state, so you'll lose the entries in the ledger.


I'll look into that.

It's not detecting your node.

Deleting the DB just makes double sure you actually did a rebuild & rescan.

python armoryd.py

btcarmory.com is the community run site. bitcoinarmory.com is the old maintainers page.

Delete your Armory db folder and let it build from scratch.

When you export private keys you get the whole list, whether they hold coins or not.


You would expose the entire private chain, just like a BIP32 wallet. The proper approach is this: if you've exposed a single private key, consider the wallet compromised and move all of its holdings to a fresh wallet.

Update

post armorylog.txt

There's a JSON-RPC interface for Armory that you can find here:

https://github.com/goatpig/armoryd

That's as close as it's gonna get to a terminal interface.

What top block is Armory showing?

Depends on the valuation, those idiots may just be financing development at this rate =D