./counterpartyd.py --testnet --bitcoind-rpc-user testnet --bitcoind-rpc-password yourpassword order --from=n1v3BW77pRG4qEf66rKR2ESd5MjdELMmv3 --get-quantity=1 --get-asset=XCP --give-quantity=0.001 --give-asset=BTC --expiration 10
Starting new HTTP connection (1): localhost
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./counterpartyd.py", line 541, in
args.expiration, fee_required, fee_provided)
File "/home/projects/bitcoin/coloredcoins/counterparty/counterpartyd/lib/order.py", line 31, in create
return bitcoin.transaction(source, None, None, fee_provided, data, test)
File "/home/projects/bitcoin/coloredcoins/counterparty/counterpartyd/lib/bitcoin.py", line 294, in transaction
transaction = serialise(inputs, destination_output, data_output, change_output, multisig=multisig, source=source)
File "/home/projects/bitcoin/coloredcoins/counterparty/counterpartyd/lib/bitcoin.py", line 175, in serialise
secret_exponent, compressed = wif_to_tuple_of_secret_exponent_compressed(private_key_wif)
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.3/dist-packages/pycoin/encoding.py", line 183, in wif_to_tuple_of_secret_exponent_compressed
raise EncodingError("unexpected first byte of WIF %s" % wif)
pycoin.encoding.EncodingError: unexpected first byte of WIF cMpVuTUa4LUYSTkcCr2khEVsgDq7BgQN2i3WyYfHV8QEHTBxovDE
Here is the from address:
n1v3BW77pRG4qEf66rKR2ESd5MjdELMmv3
+-------+--------------+
| Asset | Balance |
+-------+--------------+
| BTC | 0.0094828 |
| XCP | 134.83222274 |
+-------+--------------+
Also, I'm glad this is testnet, because I wonder did the pycoin.encoding.EncodingError error I pasted above expose secret material?