My apologies. Too late now, I guess.
No problem. This may help you.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=search;advancedYou can use
http://counterwallet.co/ as your online wallet. It give Armory-style transaction and you can broadcast it through your account or via sites which offers broadcasting after copying hex.(see last para)
Not an option. I just want to ditch Armory Online from my workflow, I won't sign up for an online wallet.
You don't need to import anything. Just neef to signup and create a watch-only address in it.
Or try this script. No warranty or guarantee from me. Use it at your own risk.
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From what I gather this script takes a regular bitcoind hex tx and converts it to an Armory tx in order to broadcast it with Armory Online. I want to do the opposite: take a signed Armory tx and convert it to a regular bitcoind tx to broadcast it elsewhere.
You first need to create an Armory-style transaction to be able to sign with Arnory. So you need to convert raw hex tx to Armory-style tx before signing and broadcasting
After signing with Armory, you can click "Copy (Hex)" which will copy raw transaction which you can broadcast via Blockchain.info or other sites which offers this.
Yes! That's more like it. So the output of the "Copy (Hex)" button is already fit for POSTing it into blockchain.info/pushtx?
Yes.
One last question, can I create signed tx's directly with Armory Offline? (as opposed to create unsigned tx's with Armory Online and bring them over to the airgapped machine for signing)
No. You need some details to create a transaction and for this you need to use Internet. You can get it by using an explorer and sign in it manually which is a complex. I suggest you to use
https://coinb.in/#newTransaction, input your Bitcoin address and create a transaction. You will see a raw unsigned transaction. Convert it to Armory-style and sign it. Then, click "Copy (Hex)" and broadcast it through an online pc. Alternatively, you can reduce workload, by downloading coinb.in in your offline pc and use it to sign raw transaction. So you don't want to convert to Armory-style transaction.
P.S. If you opt for second option, i.e. not using Armory to sign transaction, I highly recommend you to continue using it for creating new address. Hence, saving root key helps you to recover funds. Print root key and keep it safe!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=152151.0Thank you! I'm definitely bookmarking this link.
Anytime.