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Topic: Bitcoin Core V 0.10.0: Is there a way to force send when not synchronized? (Read 798 times)

newbie
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Well, thanks so far, but I get "No information available about transaction (code -5" upon running the command. Do you know why's that?
I also downgraded to 0.8.6 and was happy to see it does allow sending of such transactions.
So this issue may also be solved by resending the original transaction again on 0.8.6, and somehow purging the unsent transaction.. Any way to do that?
legendary
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Merit: 4794
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transaction is not being propagated. Is there a way to force the sending of that transaction? I know for sure that whatever input it will use, that transaction will be valid.
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If you "know for sure that whatever input it will use, that transaction will be valid", then you can run

Code:
getrawtransaction

in the "console" of the "debug window" found under the "help" menu.

Then you can paste the result (a long string of hex characters) into any of several web pages that have been designed for pushing raw transactions onto the bitcoin network such as:

newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 2
Hi,
My Bitcoin Core is not yet synchronized, but I already attempted sending a transaction, so now it is 'conflicted'. I can see this conflicted transaction is not being propagated. Is there a way to force the sending of that transaction? I know for sure that whatever input it will use, that transaction will be valid.
Also, maybe an older version will send that transaction anyway? And if so, is it perfectly safe to downgrade Bitcoin-core?

Thanks in advance!
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