Wallet Encrypting is bugged?

[bncbnc]

Hey!

So I figured the other day I found finally use the Encrypt wallet functions in my Litecoin and Solidcoin wallets, since both have over 1000 coins.

Well I encrypted them both with simply my first name, last name and the number 1, as SolidCoin needed atleast 10 characters.

Well now that I want to spend coins its asking for the password, Litecoin each time says its invalid. Solidcoin says it is invalid, but then still opens the menu to send coins, but no matter how many I enter, the Fee amount says Invalid.


I have tried every possible combination of every possible password I would have ever used, nothing is working.

Has anyone else had these issues?

What else could I try?


Thanks!

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[DeathAndTaxes]

You should check the SolidCoin source code.  Likely you or someone in the community can find the problem in the implementation.  It might be an edge case.

Er wait...

[bncbnc]

You should check the SolidCoin source code.  Likely you or someone in the community can find the problem in the implementation.  It might be an edge case.

Er wait...

haha!


I Upgraded the Litecoin client, and now it works fine. Still no luck for solidcoin though

Oh well!

[DeathAndTaxes]

This thread is perfect example of the issues with closed source. 


You can try petitioning the glorious leader.  If he feels your petition is worthwhile me may devotes some of his $150/hr time into looking for a solution.  Nobody but the glorious leader is allowed to look at the code in this "decentralized" network though.

[BitterTea]

This thread is perfect example of the issues with closed source. 


You can try petitioning the glorious leader.  If he feels your petition is worthwhile me may devotes some of his $150/hr time into looking for a solution.  Nobody but the glorious leader is allowed to look at the code in this "decentralized" network though.

But the source will be released very soon now!