Yes, I just whitelisted you.
Oh thank you!
Topic: Are "move" operations logged? (Read 869 times)
You are likely to get better responses to technical questions in the "Technical Support" or "Development & Technical Discussion" forums.
It would be nice, but I still can't access it...Yes, I just whitelisted you.
You are likely to get better responses to technical questions in the "Technical Support" or "Development & Technical Discussion" forums.
It would be nice, but I still can't access it...
I guess I'll have to ask somewhere else to get quality answers...
There tend to be a lot of new people in the "Newbie" forum. Some of them haven't learned enough yet to know what they are talking about, others are just posting quick responses without thinking through what they are saying because they need 5 posts to get out of the "Newbie" forum. You are likely to get better responses to technical questions in the "Technical Support" or "Development & Technical Discussion" forums. "move" is a command for shifting balance from one bitcoin 'account' to another. I don't know the answer to the question. I would guess you should log it elsewhere regardless.
Thank you! I'm puzzled why only you got it while the others gave random nonsense :/I guess I'll have to ask somewhere else to get quality answers...
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Use the move method to transfer balances from one account to another. Moves from the default account to any other account always succeed; moves from any other account will fail if the account has insufficient funds. Moves are not broadcast to the network, and never incur transaction fees; they just adjust account balances in the wallet.
The command listtransactions also shows the movements.
{
"account" : "Dest",
"category" : "move",
"time" : 1355141623,
"amount" : 1.00000000,
"otheraccount" : "Orig",
"comment" : ""
}
"move" is a command for shifting balance from one bitcoin 'account' to another. I don't know the answer to the question. I would guess you should log it elsewhere regardless.
"Move" as in send? 
http://blockchain.info/ Track where every Bitcoin "moves".
http://blockchain.info/ Track where every Bitcoin "moves". What do you mean by "move"? Which client are you referring to?
The standard bitcoind command line client.
Are "move" operations logged somewhere in the wallet or somewhere else?
If so, can the "move history" be retrieved, and how?
If so, can the "move history" be retrieved, and how?
What do you mean by "move"? Which client are you referring to?
Are "move" operations logged somewhere in the wallet or somewhere else?
If so, can the "move history" be retrieved, and how?
If so, can the "move history" be retrieved, and how?
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