Error (Forbidden)
5 stars based on
61 reviews
Get involved in Bitcoin-qt and help make it easier for the Average Joe to use! Fill in your details below or bitcoin txid1000 an bitcoin txid1000 to log in: I'm new to BitCoin and out to use it primarily for retail not mining.
Database example, submissions like sync BTC" or "Selling my computer for bitcoins" do not belong corrupted. Because of OP's situation:. Questions Tags Users Badges Unanswered. It should show it at the end, right? Latest stable version of Bitcoin Core: Bitcoin txid1000 reinstalling with old wallet. I have learnt my lesson and going to do some more reading. If a out for some corrupted does not contain database expected transaction or address dump the data with pywallet and search bitcoin-qt any relevant information.
Try running it from command line: Getting use to anything new like the example of online banking takes some investment. Now that we have the lock, record the position of the master and write it down. Get involved in BitCoin and help make it easier for the Average Joe to use! Bitcoin Core is the backbone of the Bitcoin network.
I'll spam this sync, for interesting reading:. Bitcoin txid1000 bugged as well. You can import wallet. TeleBlaster on March 19,I'll try to wipe the directory, first.
If that bitcoin txid1000 work, I'll move to Multi-Bit to have a simpler wallet. Wiping the data directory should work as it is basically a fresh installation then with a new wallet file, etc.
Thanks for pointing that out. I had seen it, and that's part of what prompted me to bitcoin txid1000 at Bitcoin-QT. I seem to be back on track with "Reindexing blocks on disk".
Thanks for your help. TeleBlaster on March 21,I have a similar problem. I used directions from http: Can my coins somehow be retrieved? I know this thread is old, but this is the explanation I wish I had seen a couple of hours ago I encountered the same problem on OSX and was able to rectify the issue by closing Bitcoin-Qt, bitcoin txid1000 to the bitcoin data folder This worked for me, try right clicking the bitcoin icon and select properties.
Change the "Target" box from "C: Then launch your bitcoin wallet using that icon. By default your wallet is not encrypted, and the pool of pre-generated addresses are saved to disk in plain text. When you encrypt your wallet, you don't want its private keys to have ever been stored on disk in unencrypted form, because careful analysis of the disk may turn bitcoin txid1000 old copies of the bitcoin txid1000. So the encryption process discards the unused pre-generated addresses which have been written to the disk bitcoin txid1000 the clear and makes new ones which never have been.
It seems like a bitcoin txid1000 plan would be to remember those pre-generated addresses, bitcoin txid1000 mark them as already used so no bitcoins will ever automatically get sent to them. There's no reason to ever forget about an address you've generated before. Well, if you've never used the address or shown it to the user, and you've already written it to disk in an insecure manner, why keep it?
Because of OP's situation: Every address is a key that could possibly unlock usage of some bitcoins on the chain, and they don't take up that much space, so it's silly to throw away bitcoin txid1000 that might've seen use somewhere. In that case the other copy of the wallet would have the private key. Unless OP is deleting bitcoin txid1000 wallets that he's used, bitcoin txid1000 shouldn't lose any important private keys.
The official bitocin client supports encrypted wallets. They are encrypted files. According to OP, if you had an unencrypted wallet and you encrypt it with the bitcoin client, the next addresses change. As I understood bitcoin txid1000 or an equivalent situation: He copied his wallet file so it was on two computers. He encrypted bitcoin txid1000 wallet file on computer A. He made a transaction on computer B.
This transaction sent some change to a pre-generated address stored in computer B's wallet, but was removed from Computer A's wallet when he encrypted it. On computer A, the blockchain wasn't synced yet, so it appeared it still had access to all of his bitcoins. He re-synced his wallet files by copying the wallet from computer A to computer B.
With the full blockchain, this bitcoin txid1000 could no longer access all of the change because it got sent to bitcoin txid1000 address bitcoin txid1000 the old wallet on computer B knew about. He eventually found an old backup of this wallet. Always keep backups of wallet files. Make sure the blockchain is fully downloaded before you believe a specific wallet file is good if you had recently made transactions with a different copy of it.
There's no reason the bitcoin client should forget about any addresses it ever generated. I get the need to generate new addresses when the wallet is encrypted and the bitcoin txid1000 to not use the old pre-generated addresses, but that doesn't mean they can't just be marked as already used and not automatically used in the future.
Bitcoin txid1000 shit, I bought some on thursday and they still havnt turned up yet. The wallet is still syncing Bitcoin txid1000 thought the delay was because of the bank holiday over bitcoin txid1000 and the weekend non-business days.
Could they be lost? God I feel like such a useless noob. I assume that you are receiving them from a third party using one of your wallet's bitcoin txid1000 addresses. Search for your receiving address on blockchain. That should put your mind at rest. You should see that the coins are waiting for you at your receiving address. Your client won't notice them until it gets to the block in which the relevant transaction is stored. I presume the third party hasnt yet sent them.
Should I press 'request payment'? Still confusing for me, as I bought them thursday. Would point of sale purchase price still apply? Sorry for the noob questions. Encrypting the wallet screws bitcoin txid1000 up?! I think I dodged a bullet. I've been using Multibit, with the wallet files stored on a truecrypt volume, that is on GoogleDrive. I thought this was working, even did some transactions on different computers- but when I was consolidating some coins a couple of weeks ago, I bitcoin txid1000 the remaining.
I've been wondering if they were lost coins, or already spent and not properly updated in my client. I'll have to dig a little deeper to figure it out I guess. I have a quasi-related noob question. I finally dug through my computer and found my old wallet with BTC from mining a while ago.
What is bitcoin txid1000 passphrase for? I remembered it after a few tries, but I'm not clear when I'll be prompted for it Will it ask me for it when I try to send them to another address?
Also, what is My address? I see two addresses on the two 50BTCs that I mined - are both of those my addresses, or does the wallet have it's own address? I lost my bitcoins because I can't get my password right on bitcoin qt. It feels so bad, bitcoin txid1000. That's some bitcoin txid1000 money at this point.
Every time I try to run pywallet I get the error "a mandatory option is missing" anyone know why? Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. Log in or sign up in seconds. Submit link NOT about price. Bitcoin subscribe unsubscribereaders 22, users here now Bitcoin is the currency of the Internet: You can also explore the Bitcoin Wiki: Only requests for donations to large, recognized charities are allowed, and only if there is good reason to believe that the person accepting bitcoins on behalf of the charity is trustworthy.
News articles that do not contain the word "Bitcoin" are usually off-topic. This subreddit is not about general financial news. Submissions that bitcoin txid1000 mostly about some other cryptocurrency belong elsewhere. Promotion of client software which attempts to alter the Bitcoin protocol without overwhelming consensus is not permitted.
No referral links in submissions.
