Unable to Sign Using Offline Wallet EDIT: PROBLEM SOLVED

[lihaoza]

I created a cold storage wallet and was going through testing the backups I made.

About mid way through the testing the offline transactions stopped signing. When I try and sign them on the offline computer I get this error message:

"This transaction appears to have no relationship to any of the other wallets stored on this computer. Did you load the correct transaction?"

This error now happens even with the backups that I know for a fact worked as well as the imported paper copy of the wallet. Anyone have any idea what is going on here? Thanks for any help.


Edit: PROBLEM SOLVED! I got a suggestion from goatpig and bitpop to generate more addresses on the offline wallet and/or "with coin selection (in expert mode), pick the addresses you want to spend from and make sure they are present in the Offline wallet." Doing this solved my problem. Thanks again guys!

[bitpop]

What client?

[lihaoza]

I am using .90 for the online armory and .88 for the offline.

[lihaoza]

I just tried the entire process again using a fresh linux boot and one of the backups that I had explicitly tested already and was able to previously successfully sign with.

I imported the backup onto a fresh linux boot. Used the backup to generate a watching only wallet. Imported the watching only wallet onto my online computer and created the unsigned transaction. Then tried to sign it again on the offline comp. Same result with the "unrelated" wallet. I am really at a loss for what could be going on here.

[bitpop]

Do your wallet ids match?

As a last resort import the offline into online. Then start fresh.

[lihaoza]

Yeah, the wallet ID's match.

I agree importing to the online computer would be my last resort but then it just seems to defeat the whole purpose of this cold storage. I would basically just have to abandon Armory altogether because there is such a chance this problem could happen again.

[bitpop]

Yes you have to solve this

At the very bottom of this website click move, move to
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=97.0

[lihaoza]

Thanks for your help.

[bitpop]

I'd like a follow up here please

[lihaoza]

Will do. I am going to reinstall Armory on my online computer and see if that fixes it.

[bitpop]

Make sure the right wallet is selected in online

[lihaoza]

Thanks. I actually only have the 1 wallet right now so the right wallet is definitely selected.

[lihaoza]

I did a fresh install of Armory on my online computer also. Same result. I have no idea what is going on.

[lihaoza]

I just changed the offline Armory to .90 to match the version on the online wallet. Same result.

[goatpig]

The WO displays the same ID as the offline wallet?

[lihaoza]

Yeah, the same ID is displayed. I even deleted ever single wallet from both online and offline armory, then imported the wallet on the offline machine using the paper backup and generated a WO with it. Still the same result.

[goatpig]

How far have you extended the chain on both the offline and WO wallets? Did you have imported addresses in the offline wallet, prior to restoring from paper?

[lihaoza]

Hmmm I do not believe I had any imported addresses but maybe I am not completely understanding you question (still pretty new to this).

For the offline wallet all I did was create it and sign a few transactions. However each time I would sign I would start with a fresh reboot of linux and a fresh copy of a backup. I was basically going through and testing all of the backups.

For the online WO wallet I just made those same signed transactions and broadcast them although come to think of it the problem seemed to start the first time when I closed Armory and reloaded the WO wallet.

[bitpop]

Go to wallet properties and generate more addresses by clicking on number on addresses

[lihaoza]

Generate more addresses for the WO wallet or the offline wallet?