Transaction not accepted

[yslyung]

Hi guys,

need some help here. I cannot send bitcoin out from my armory wallet anymore & it says this :



I have tried couple of times, with sending from different wallet to different addresses & i get the same result. But the weird part is that it was working fine 1 transaction earlier.

Clicked on the blockchain link, & blockchain says no transaction found.

My armory is configured in offline mode (on air gapped lappy) & watch only on my connected pc. Signing process is ok as usual no issues at all.

I have also rebooted armory, it boots up normal & it did automatically rebuild the database but it took only 3-5 minutes & loads up fine.

I just sent a bugreport to armory from armory wallet.

any help is appreciated.

[picobit]

Did you include a miner's fee?  Some transactions require a fee even to be transmitted, in particular if it is small amounts.  Slightly larger amounts may require a fee to be mined quickly, but that fee is optional.  Many think that fees are always optional, but that is not the case.

[zombieslayer9099]

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.

[goatpig]

Help -> Rescan Databases.

Then try to spend the same coins again.

[yslyung]

hi guys,

sorry for the late reply. the problem seems to be solved. i think it is the transaction fee(s). I think i have sent the btc with less or no transaction fee & bitcoind did not accept it.

i've also got a reply from the armory team via email. would like to say thx again for helping out.

it's all working well now.

btw, i'm not sure if anyone knows or have tried it but yes you can run your p2pool with armory running.

[Carlton Banks]

btw, i'm not sure if anyone knows or have tried it but yes you can run your p2pool with armory running.

Careful when doing this, Armory has a habit of deciding that bitcoin.conf needs to be overwritten completely, replacing all your bitcoind parameters with a brand new RPC password and nothing else. This may screw with your p2pool-ing, depends how much you rely on those settings, particularly having a (known) RPC password (also, a default value for maxconnnections affects stale rate significantly).

[goatpig]

btw, i'm not sure if anyone knows or have tried it but yes you can run your p2pool with armory running.

Careful when doing this, Armory has a habit of deciding that bitcoin.conf needs to be overwritten completely, replacing all your bitcoind parameters with a brand new RPC password and nothing else. This may screw with your p2pool-ing, depends how much you rely on those settings, particularly having a (known) RPC password (also, a default value for maxconnnections affects stale rate significantly).

Turn off auto bitcoind management and Armory will ignore bitcoin.conf entirely

[yslyung]

btw, i'm not sure if anyone knows or have tried it but yes you can run your p2pool with armory running.

Careful when doing this, Armory has a habit of deciding that bitcoin.conf needs to be overwritten completely, replacing all your bitcoind parameters with a brand new RPC password and nothing else. This may screw with your p2pool-ing, depends how much you rely on those settings, particularly having a (known) RPC password (also, a default value for maxconnnections affects stale rate significantly).

Turn off auto bitcoind management and Armory will ignore bitcoin.conf entirely

can't find menu to turn off auto bitcoind mgmt ... where is it located ? using windows.

[goatpig]

first check box in File -> Settings

[yslyung]

first check box in File -> Settings

found it thx