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18:30 gmaxwell hmph, after salvagewalleting that ultraprune mangled wallet, I'm now getting a nice generic "10/21/12 18:05:32 Bitcoin: Cannot initialize keypool" and then the node stops cleanly.
18:34 sipa gmaxwell: nice catch
18:34 sipa -salvagewallet should set fFirstRun to false
18:36 sipa or at least the keypool init shouldn't be done
06:37 Diablo-D3 did you use backup wallet command or did you just blindly copy the wallet while bitcoin was still running?
06:38 koshii Diablo-D3: I'm pretty sure that the wallet wasn't running, but yeah, I just copied the file. I was berated for this earlier; didn't even know the command was there.
06:38 sipa that's what seems to have happened
06:38 Diablo-D3 koshii: yeah, next time, explicitly use backup wallet
"C:\Program Files\YACoin\yacoin-qt.exe" -reindex
{
"wallet check passed" : true
}