Topic: how exactly do the accounts work?? (Read 1519 times)
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They just organize addresses. There's no way to control which addresses you actually send from yet.
so bitcoind has that cool account feature where you can group addresses under account names and such. My question is the following:
If I receive bitcoins at an address in account A, and then send bitcoins from account B using the "sendfrom" command, could it appear in the block chain that the sent coins came from account A?
In other words, do the accounts act like separate wallets, or are they just ways of organizing and labeling the addresses and bitcoins in the main wallet?
Let me know if I'm not making any sense and I'll try again. Thanks for any help you can provide, this is actually very important to help me track down some bitcoins
If I receive bitcoins at an address in account A, and then send bitcoins from account B using the "sendfrom" command, could it appear in the block chain that the sent coins came from account A?
In other words, do the accounts act like separate wallets, or are they just ways of organizing and labeling the addresses and bitcoins in the main wallet?
Let me know if I'm not making any sense and I'll try again. Thanks for any help you can provide, this is actually very important to help me track down some bitcoins
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