What do you do about it? Is there a tool to fix the wallet?
This seems really bad, especially for average users. If sending BTC is not 100% reliable, people are going to dismiss it.
Topic: Bitcoin transaction never makes it to the network (Read 1320 times)
It has happened to me too.
I have seen this a couple times now, and now my friend has hit it.
Action: Send a bitcoin transaction to an address from the client. Client says "Money Sent".
Result: Transaction never shows up on the network (as seen at http://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin)
I don't know why this is happening, and I don't know what to tell my friend (whom I'm trying to get interested in bitcoin). In my case, I was able to restore my wallet from a backup, and thereby get rid of the nonexistent transaction. That seems like a pretty crappy thing to tell someone who's just getting started -- not going to lead to trust of the system.
Anyone know what's happening?
Action: Send a bitcoin transaction to an address from the client. Client says "Money Sent".
Result: Transaction never shows up on the network (as seen at http://bitcoincharts.com/bitcoin)
I don't know why this is happening, and I don't know what to tell my friend (whom I'm trying to get interested in bitcoin). In my case, I was able to restore my wallet from a backup, and thereby get rid of the nonexistent transaction. That seems like a pretty crappy thing to tell someone who's just getting started -- not going to lead to trust of the system.
Anyone know what's happening?
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