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May 20, 2013, 09:31:40 PM
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Hi,
I made a raw transaction that bitcoin-qt validated (returned the hash with sendrawtransaction) and (I think) broadcasted
The problem is that the miners don't include it

That transaction is quite standard and has 0.03 BTC for fee so I don't get why... Is it possible that bitcoin-qt validates a tx that miners don't accept? I think not because miners use bitcoind too, so the same rules should apply


Irrelevant note: it's on testnet

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June 30, 2013, 11:39:30 PM
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By curiosity, did you get a clue on the cause at the end?

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July 01, 2013, 06:08:18 PM
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Hi,
I made a raw transaction that bitcoin-qt validated (returned the hash with sendrawtransaction) and (I think) broadcasted
The problem is that the miners don't include it

That transaction is quite standard and has 0.03 BTC for fee so I don't get why... Is it possible that bitcoin-qt validates a tx that miners don't accept? I think not because miners use bitcoind too, so the same rules should apply


Irrelevant note: it's on testnet
if it did not end up in the node's wallet, it wont be re-broadcasted.
the most possible explanation is that you did not have enough connections at that moment, so your tx did not reach any miner.

restart your client, wait for it to connect to a few nodes and then redo the sendrawtransaction - eventually it should get mined.
if not, you can post it in here, and we can have a look.

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