Topic: bitcoin-cli.exe issue (Read 1021 times)
Thanks, also works """ instead of \"
Try surrounding each entire argument with unescaped quotes and use backslash escaped quotes within those like this "createrawtransaction" example:
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createrawtransaction "[{\"txid\":\"1abc\",\"vout\":0}]" "{\"dest\":999.99}]"
Unfortunately it does not work
Also, tried double quotes, double /, and \
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bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet -rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 -rpcport=18332 -rpcuser=bitcoinrpc -rpcpassword=123456 createmultisig 2 /'[/"04D9546728BB1D1BF309EF3C2C7278D8D306052ECF7DC81443F16E75AE607099DFCFC573A3E7155 3BD8321D91C209BAB03AA999BEFA6E77734C0F4DD34EF78EBFD/",/"041050FF637A97FA462DFFA19D0BC013869F6231895019BD9F263A0A55A067665CFCA4473AAB1DC 38E8AECF359E23CE6BB35FF900BC84FDD890A3B982EA50DD92F/",/"04E086DCE7893384CBFA89FBBF7D33DE3F1EE01279A1E9810D952F1C440E91FC7EE7CB9CF070DFB DEE397E123C363D140221E81610B7BD695905FBF198EDFD71A1/"]/'
Also, tried double quotes, double /, and \
You need to escape each quote. Put a slash / before each quote.
Hello!
I have tried to execute client command by bitcoin-cli.exe into cmd
for example, simple
works correct
but command like this
throw exception
Should I wrap it ? or ... ?
BR!
I have tried to execute client command by bitcoin-cli.exe into cmd
for example, simple
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bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet -rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 -rpcport=18332 -rpcuser=bitcoinrpc -rpcpassword=123456 getinfo
works correct
but command like this
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bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet -rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 -rpcport=18332 -rpcuser=bitcoinrpc -rpcpassword=123456 createmultisig 2 '["04D9546728BB1D1BF309EF3C2C7278D8D306052ECF7DC81443F16E75AE607099DFCFC573A3E7155 3BD8321D91C209BAB03AA999BEFA6E77734C0F4DD34EF78EBFD","041050FF637A97FA462DFFA19D0BC013869F6231895019BD9F263A0A55A067665CFCA4473AAB1DC 38E8AECF359E23CE6BB35FF900BC84FDD890A3B982EA50DD92F","04E086DCE7893384CBFA89FBBF7D33DE3F1EE01279A1E9810D952F1C440E91FC7EE7CB9CF070DFB DEE397E123C363D140221E81610B7BD695905FBF198EDFD71A1"]'
throw exception
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error: Error parsing JSON:'[04D9546728BB1D1BF309EF3C2C7278D8D306052ECF7DC81443F1
6E75AE607099DFCFC573A3E71553BD8321D91C209BAB03AA999BEFA6E77734C0F4DD34EF78EBFD,0
41050FF637A97FA462DFFA19D0BC013869F6231895019BD9F263A0A55A067665CFCA4473AAB1DC3 8
E8AECF359E23CE6BB35FF900BC84FDD890A3B982EA50DD92F,04E086DCE7893384CBFA89FBBF7D33
DE3F1EE01279A1E9810D952F1C440E91FC7EE7CB9CF070DFBDEE397E123C363D140221E81610B7B D
695905FBF198EDFD71A1]'
6E75AE607099DFCFC573A3E71553BD8321D91C209BAB03AA999BEFA6E77734C0F4DD34EF78EBFD,0
41050FF637A97FA462DFFA19D0BC013869F6231895019BD9F263A0A55A067665CFCA4473AAB1DC3 8
E8AECF359E23CE6BB35FF900BC84FDD890A3B982EA50DD92F,04E086DCE7893384CBFA89FBBF7D33
DE3F1EE01279A1E9810D952F1C440E91FC7EE7CB9CF070DFBDEE397E123C363D140221E81610B7B D
695905FBF198EDFD71A1]'
Should I wrap it ? or ... ?
BR!
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