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September 04, 2012, 01:05:42 PM |
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I'm pretty sure this isn't in the blockchain but just something that blockchain.info provides internally in it's database. Ok, so it isn't so interesting ... If you use the rawtx api in 0.7, you can put any data then OP_DROP to add a message into a tx. |
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HostFat
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September 04, 2012, 01:12:17 PM |
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Good, but I wish it was easy and userfriendly for even the dumbest user  |
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September 04, 2012, 01:55:16 PM |
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Oh god! Isn't it a way too public? I'd restrict it for logged users only. The bug with no method 'abs' seems gone. i do also think this is too public. for example i can send an amount to an btc address and write some totally different in the note maybe to influence someone. as receiver do i have the option to delete the info? That is the point, for it to be PUBLIC NOTES. This could be used for things such as the example piuk gave, thefts, etc. |
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ErebusBat
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September 04, 2012, 01:56:14 PM |
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I'm pretty sure this isn't in the blockchain but just something that blockchain.info provides internally in it's database. Ok, so it isn't so interesting ... If you use the rawtx api in 0.7, you can put any data then OP_DROP to add a message into a tx. Does the new public notes feature utilize this, or is it a complete separate feature? |
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piuk (OP)
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September 04, 2012, 03:25:49 PM
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Ok change of plan. Notes will now be embedded in the blockchain. For example I resent the previous example to Joric. https://blockchain.info/tx/3d29f43a3278281192943276049c15e5f0d8c7e75d4d99a4cd6693113a948f48It does not use OP_DROP as that would make the tx non standard. The public key is simply the ASCII message. Look at the last output and hex decode 4d6573736167653a205468616e6b20596f7520466f722054686520427567205265706f7274202d2 07069756b. Messages exceeding 120 bytes will be added in an additional outputs. Notes will not appear on address pages, only on single transaction pages and in my wallet. They are only for public messages that you don't mind anyone reading.  |
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September 04, 2012, 04:32:28 PM |
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Ahahaha great!  |
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ErebusBat
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September 04, 2012, 06:31:00 PM |
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Ok change of plan. Notes will now be embedded in the blockchain. For example I resent the previous example to Joric. https://blockchain.info/tx/3d29f43a3278281192943276049c15e5f0d8c7e75d4d99a4cd6693113a948f48It does not use OP_DROP as that would make the tx non standard. The public key is simply the ASCII message. Look at the last output and hex decode 4d6573736167653a205468616e6b20596f7520466f722054686520427567205265706f7274202d2 07069756b. Messages exceeding 120 bytes will be added in an additional outputs. This took me a minute to figure out, so for others having the same problem: * Enable Advanced Mode * Look at the Output Scripts section and you can see the hex:  * I used the converter from brainwallet: http://brainwallet.org/#converterHow exactly does this trigger the message piuk? Are you looking at every output or only outputs that are 0 BTC then seeing if they have a Message: prefix? |
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thirdlight
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September 04, 2012, 07:56:02 PM |
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"Public note" textarea on "custom transaction" page doesn't clear after sending tx (when other fields clear / update).
Also, it would be nice to see the message in the "Transaction Ready to Send" page.
Actually, message doesn't appear to have worked from "custom" page. Is it the usual "clear cache" routine?
Thanks,
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Daily Anarchist
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September 04, 2012, 10:40:18 PM |
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Is there a way with the blockchain.info wallet to separate wallets? For example, I'd like to have a spending wallet, but also multiple savings wallets, like retirement, health, vacation, bicycle savings wallets. And then I can choose which wallet to spend from. Know what I mean?
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ErebusBat
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September 04, 2012, 10:53:59 PM |
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Is there a way with the blockchain.info wallet to separate wallets? For example, I'd like to have a spending wallet, but also multiple savings wallets, like retirement, health, vacation, bicycle savings wallets. And then I can choose which wallet to spend from. Know what I mean?
I setup separate accounts for this. I have a savings account with all the security bells and whistles and then a mobile wallet that is on my phone. |
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September 05, 2012, 12:05:10 AM |
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It does not use OP_DROP as that would make the tx non standard. The public key is simply the ASCII message. Look at the last output and hex decode 4d6573736167653a205468616e6b20596f7520466f722054686520427567205265706f7274202d2 07069756b. Messages exceeding 120 bytes will be added in an additional outputs.
Notes will not appear on address pages, only on single transaction pages and in my wallet. They are only for public messages that you don't mind anyone reading.
Wouldn't it be possible to use the destination address to encrypt the message such that only the receiver with the private key could actually read it? I thought there was a method for recreating the public key from the address and that should be enough to encrypt to the private key. I could see a private message being very useful in many cases such as tagging payments with invoice # or order details. Or for political donations for id info. |
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BitPay Business Solutions
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September 05, 2012, 01:02:58 AM |
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Is there a way with the blockchain.info wallet to separate wallets? For example, I'd like to have a spending wallet, but also multiple savings wallets, like retirement, health, vacation, bicycle savings wallets. And then I can choose which wallet to spend from. Know what I mean?
To avoid driving yourself insane with all of these different wallets on the same platform, pick a different platform for the different functions. Satoshi Client - Savings Multibit - Online Spending, Bill Paying Blockchain mobile app - Mobile Spending |
BitPay : The World Leader in Bitcoin Business Solutions https://bitpay.comDoes your website accept bitcoins? |
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September 05, 2012, 02:36:14 AM |
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Is this where I can write about the mobile client? It seems to like to stop working as soon as I open it on my nexus seven, anything I can do to help fix it? (some of the reviews said it didnt work on my device)
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ErebusBat
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September 05, 2012, 03:00:31 AM |
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Is there a way with the blockchain.info wallet to separate wallets? For example, I'd like to have a spending wallet, but also multiple savings wallets, like retirement, health, vacation, bicycle savings wallets. And then I can choose which wallet to spend from. Know what I mean?
To avoid driving yourself insane with all of these different wallets on the same platform, pick a different platform for the different functions. Satoshi Client - Savings Multibit - Online Spending, Bill Paying Blockchain mobile app - Mobile Spending Good idea as it provides a very apparent change between 'modes' however I would recommend Armory over the satoshi client as it supports offline-watching wallets which are much better suited for savings (however you do still need the satoshi client). |
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September 05, 2012, 03:24:55 AM |
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Is this where I can write about the mobile client? It seems to like to stop working as soon as I open it on my nexus seven, anything I can do to help fix it? (some of the reviews said it didnt work on my device)
Same on Xoom. Piuk said he'll be releasing and update that fixes it soon. |
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piuk (OP)
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September 05, 2012, 11:59:18 AM |
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Are you looking at every output or only outputs that are 0 BTC then seeing if they have a Message: prefix?
Yes scans for the prefix "Message:" and checks the first chunk of the script is ASCII. Actually, message doesn't appear to have worked from "custom" page. Is it the usual "clear cache" routine?
Looks like a bug with the encode function. Should be fixed now. Can't send BTC, getting the following error:
ReferenceError: fee_policy is not defined.
Using the custom send mode.
Please clear your browsers cache and see if that helps. (Any problems with the interface the first port of call should always be to clear the cache). Wouldn't it be possible to use the destination address to encrypt the message such that only the receiver with the private key could actually read it? I thought there was a method for recreating the public key from the address and that should be enough to encrypt to the private key. I could see a private message being very useful in many cases such as tagging payments with invoice # or order details. Or for political donations for id info.
Yes this should be possible. I think the public key can only be can only be found using an input script so the address receiving the message would have to used at least once. Decryption might be difficult as well with lack of client support. Damn, didn't notice that. Should be a while before miners upgrade. Is there a way with the blockchain.info wallet to separate wallets? For example, I'd like to have a spending wallet, but also multiple savings wallets, like retirement, health, vacation, bicycle savings wallets. And then I can choose which wallet to spend from. Know what I mean?
Unfortunately not without using multiple accounts. As others suggest a desktop client can always be used for savings. BTCDice.com added I'm down already. QQ. |
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September 05, 2012, 12:14:43 PM |
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add hunger coins as well, please, in "frugal" mode.
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piuk (OP)
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September 05, 2012, 12:37:23 PM |
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add hunger coins as well, please, in "frugal" mode.
Never heard of it before. Read through the thread and i like the concept. However at this point in time I cannot add it because it doesn't have a website or api. I'm open to all suggestions for games. However they must meet some rules. - Running for a least a few months. - Website and API Available. - Verifiable with the blockchain. Someone suggested an app store type system where developers can write their own javascript apps. I really like this idea but it has big security implications, so for now if any developers want their game/app included please just PM me. |
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