Found Bitcoin-QT.
First I check the executable is there
from Mac OS dir $ ls
Bitcoin-Qt
Then I run this
Bitcoin-Qt -zapwalletxes
I get this....
-bash: Bitcoin-Qt: command not found
I matched case on the ls, have to be missing something
First I check the executable is there
from Mac OS dir $ ls
Bitcoin-Qt
Then I run this
Bitcoin-Qt -zapwalletxes
I get this....
-bash: Bitcoin-Qt: command not found
I matched case on the ls, have to be missing something
try
./Bitcoin-Qt -zapwalletxes
Ya saw that and deleted it. Hadnt refreshed in a while I guess
I have never used the zapwallet command. I still use gavins bitcointools to remove txes from a wallet. But then we go down the road of getting python installed for op
https://github.com/gavinandresen/bitcointools
EDIT:
Depending on how many addresses you have you could run a "listunspent" then dump the private key for every address with a balance. Then import them to a new wallet. If you have more than a dozen addresses this would just be a pain. Backup both wallets and dont forget to dump the key to the change address from the unconfirmed transactions
I have run zapwalletxes both online and offline if anyone is interested.
I got the private key using the bitcoin-qt debug window on one of the hung txns using. I tried importing that key into another Bitcoin-qt client but it said the the key was not in the acceptable import format. I have no idea how to get such a format.
i can easily get all the keys, but I need a way to format them so i can import them back, strange the format out is not the same as the format in.... or if it is can someone tell me and I will see what i may have done wrong.
