Having said that, the actual download links go to the satoshi sourceforge project
Oh, haha! I didn't realize that
Topic: Failed to recieve my bitcoins - page 2. (Read 1609 times)
Oh, haha! I didn't realize that
well thank you guys so much for the help it is greatly appreiciated. im gonna get some sleep and check back on the situation tomorrow.
Having said that, the actual download links go to the satoshi sourceforge project
Just wait some time, it will work.
its been almost 8 hours now, you think theres still a chance its coming?
Check your client is actually getting blocks and is in sync with the network.
Again, if using the client from bitcoin.org, you should see a progress bar at the bottom of the window - if that hasn't moved at all then that would explain your issue and you need to check your firewall settings.
The transaction itself is definitely sent and confirmed so this is a local client issue.
He isn't using the satoshi client. He is using this one http://www.bitcoins.com/
In that case i'd defer entirely to the developer site
Just wait some time, it will work.
its been almost 8 hours now, you think theres still a chance its coming?
Check your client is actually getting blocks and is in sync with the network.
Again, if using the client from bitcoin.org, you should see a progress bar at the bottom of the window - if that hasn't moved at all then that would explain your issue and you need to check your firewall settings.
The transaction itself is definitely sent and confirmed so this is a local client issue.
He isn't using the satoshi client. He is using this one http://www.bitcoins.com/
Just wait some time, it will work.
its been almost 8 hours now, you think theres still a chance its coming?
Check your client is actually getting blocks and is in sync with the network.
Again, if using the client from bitcoin.org, you should see a progress bar at the bottom of the window - if that hasn't moved at all then that would explain your issue and you need to check your firewall settings.
The transaction itself is definitely sent and confirmed so this is a local client issue.
i just installed the client for bitcoin.org but am unable to get it running. The client i have before is from bitcoins.com i searched for a wallet.dat file but only found wallet.h and wallet.cpp. i sent the webiste and email but im starting to get a little leery with the legitimacy of the site, i noticed theres only about 3 or 4 webpages. im going to restart my comp see if that changes anything.
Is this the address you used? 1Goct84NNkrTt6BYt3vZsooHBWWmXBxuix
Those wallet.(x) files are source code files for the client.
I'm not sure about the linux path to the wallet.dat, but in windows it's c:/users/
~/.bitcoin/wallet.dat
Just wait some time, it will work.
its been almost 8 hours now, you think theres still a chance its coming?
Just wait some time, it will work.
well it doesnt really look like it did anything i typed find / wallet.dat -print 2>/dev/null and the next line said /home/alex/.bitcoin/wallet.dat i looekd for it there but couldnt find it
Do you have a search function? Search wallet.dat
already did nothing came up but wallet.h and wallet.cpp
The blockchain is the ledger like your bank keeps track of fiat. It tracks the history of every Bitcoin.
Don't worry, that is a public address and can NOT be used to steal your coins
haha im not worried about u stealing my coins im worried about how to get my coins or at least my $63.95 back. is there anyway i could access that bitcoin address from a different wallet?
Do you have a search function? Search wallet.dat
edit: it looks like you already did that...
edit: it looks like you already did that...
i just installed the client for bitcoin.org but am unable to get it running. The client i have before is from bitcoins.com i searched for a wallet.dat file but only found wallet.h and wallet.cpp. i sent the webiste and email but im starting to get a little leery with the legitimacy of the site, i noticed theres only about 3 or 4 webpages. im going to restart my comp see if that changes anything.
The blockchain is the ledger like your bank keeps track of fiat. It tracks the history of every Bitcoin.
Don't worry, that is a public address and can NOT be used to steal your coins
i just installed the client for bitcoin.org but am unable to get it running. The client i have before is from bitcoins.com i searched for a wallet.dat file but only found wallet.h and wallet.cpp. i sent the webiste and email but im starting to get a little leery with the legitimacy of the site, i noticed theres only about 3 or 4 webpages. im going to restart my comp see if that changes anything.
Is this the address you used? 1Goct84NNkrTt6BYt3vZsooHBWWmXBxuix
Those wallet.(x) files are source code files for the client.
I'm not sure about the linux path to the wallet.dat, but in windows it's c:/users/
yes that is the address i used, how did you know that. looked everywhere for wallet.dat file couldnt find it
i just installed the client for bitcoin.org but am unable to get it running. The client i have before is from bitcoins.com i searched for a wallet.dat file but only found wallet.h and wallet.cpp. i sent the webiste and email but im starting to get a little leery with the legitimacy of the site, i noticed theres only about 3 or 4 webpages. im going to restart my comp see if that changes anything.
Is this the address you used? 1Goct84NNkrTt6BYt3vZsooHBWWmXBxuix
Those wallet.(x) files are source code files for the client.
I'm not sure about the linux path to the wallet.dat, but in windows it's c:/users/
restarted, still cant open any of the files from the client from bitcoin.org but i noticed that the client from bitcoins.com is v 0.3.24 and the one from bitcoin.org is .0.8.2
i just installed the client for bitcoin.org but am unable to get it running. The client i have before is from bitcoins.com i searched for a wallet.dat file but only found wallet.h and wallet.cpp. i sent the webiste and email but im starting to get a little leery with the legitimacy of the site, i noticed theres only about 3 or 4 webpages. im going to restart my comp see if that changes anything.
If by linux client you mean the one from bitcoin.org the most likely issue is your client hasn't updated on the blockchain, when using bitcoin-qt you'll see a little progress bar at the bottom of the main client window showing how far along it is - if this progress bar is not moving along at all or remains at 0% then you need to check your firewall settings etc.
Most importantly, make sure you don't lose your wallet.dat - even if your client is out of date, your private keys in wallet.dat are still of use. For detailed debugging i'd refer you to the rest of this forum if it is indeed the bitcoin.org client - if you are using another client then contact the developer for support.
Most importantly, make sure you don't lose your wallet.dat - even if your client is out of date, your private keys in wallet.dat are still of use. For detailed debugging i'd refer you to the rest of this forum if it is indeed the bitcoin.org client - if you are using another client then contact the developer for support.
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