Is there any way to rebroadcast with Electrum?

[jsnides]

I believe I set my fee to low and would like to raise it for a faster transaction, any way to accomplish this?

Thank you,

John

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[steven0021]

Right click on a transaction in electrum and click broadcast. Rebroadcasting won't raise your fee, it will simply let nodes (that haven't heard about or have dropped your transaction) know about your transaction.

Edit:
Actually that doesn't work (the broadcast button is greyed out), you'll have to create a new wallet and go to Tools > Load transaction > From the blockchain and enter your transaction ID instead. The tx have to be unrelated to your current wallet for you to be able to broadcast.
Could've swore it worked with tx related to your wallet before.

[jsnides]

I will give that a try and report back. Thanks Steven!

[jsnides]

OK, I created a new wallet and pasted the transaction ID into the required field. Electrum accepted it and when I went to broadcast it I got a error message stating:

"The transaction was rejected by network rules.(missing inputs)"

There is 1 input listed:

d70bd771...2e2aca5e:1    1BQZKqdp2CV3QV5nUEsqSg1ygegLmqRygj

Any ideas?

Thanks

[steven0021]

OK, I created a new wallet and pasted the transaction ID into the required field. Electrum accepted it and when I went to broadcast it I got a error message stating:

"The transaction was rejected by network rules.(missing inputs)"

There is 1 input listed:

d70bd771...2e2aca5e:1    1BQZKqdp2CV3QV5nUEsqSg1ygegLmqRygj

Any ideas?

Thanks

That d70b...:1 doesn't seem to exist in 1BQZKqdp2CV3QV5nUEsqSg1ygegLmqRygj. I don't know how that could be possible when the tx was loaded from blockchain.
Can you post the txid?

[jsnides]

Here it is:

312a1b836fc7ae828d36066c889575458cb95d8d56e56ff789e64471d92155da

If it matters, I didn't save it before I broadcast-ed it..

Thanks

[jsnides]

Here is the entire withdrawal from Kraken:

Withdrawal AGBDUSH-BJYAYF-3NKSA5
Type       Bitcoin
Date       12-09-16 12:33:28 -0500
Address        1BQZKqdp2CV3QV5nUEsqSg1ygegLmqRygj
Transaction ID    312a1b836fc7ae828d36066c889575458cb95d8d56e56ff789e64471d92155da
Status       Success
Amount       B0.06450
Fee               B0.00050

[steven0021]

Here it is:

312a1b836fc7ae828d36066c889575458cb95d8d56e56ff789e64471d92155da

If it matters, I didn't save it before I broadcast-ed it..

Thanks

Err... That tx is already confirmed.

[jsnides]

Should it be in my wallet then? I do not see it?

[steven0021]

Should it be in my wallet then? I do not see it?

I take it your bitcoin address from your electrum wallet is 1BQZKqdp2CV3QV5nUEsqSg1ygegLmqRygj? If so then you've already spent the bitcoins on this transaction.

That address only have 0.00015475BTC left in it.

[jsnides]

Dang. A lesson learned indeed.

I don't even know what I purchased but I hope i enjoyed it  Should I have chosen something other than the default wallet? Something with better encryption?

[steven0021]

Should I have chosen something other than the default wallet? Something with better encryption?

If you mean the default_wallet file then no. It's the same as any other wallet file you'll create in electrum. If you set a password for it the file will be encrypted.

If you think your money was stolen then make sure your PC is free of virus. And create an entirely new wallet and stop using the older ones.

[jsnides]

Thanks for your help Steven. I guess there is no way to recoup my coins?

[steven0021]

Thanks for your help Steven. I guess there is no way to recoup my coins?

You can't get them back unless the bitcoins are sent back to you, sorry.