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Quote from: Alaki on April 18, 2016, 03:27:18 AM

P2SH (a.k.a Pay to Script Hash) is a new type of bitcoin address which was introduced as part of Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 16 (BIP 16) in early 2012. P2SH addresses can be secured by more complex algorithms than traditional bitcoin addresses.
P.S.-> https://bitcoin.org/en/glossary/p2sh-address , https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2SH
.In simple language(words), you(we) can say that P2SH=multisig.

No offense but I'd suggest you to use traditional wallets (e.g. blockchain.info old web wallet) ATM. After educating yourself, you can go for modern wallets for sure IMO.

Thank you for that such kind of informations. Yeah I'm still using blockchain.info and I like their new update most especially the security features.

Quote from: shorena on April 18, 2016, 04:11:02 AM

These are two different things. I linked a guide how to export private keys from the new bc.i (v2) in the OP.

Wow, that's great. Thanks a lot for updating. I'll check it out and get my private keys now.

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Quote from: Alaki on April 18, 2016, 03:27:18 AM

Quote from: Text on April 17, 2016, 11:22:06 PM

what does p2sh means?

P2SH (a.k.a Pay to Script Hash) is a new type of bitcoin address which was introduced as part of Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 16 (BIP 16) in early 2012. P2SH addresses can be secured by more complex algorithms than traditional bitcoin addresses.
P.S.-> https://bitcoin.org/en/glossary/p2sh-address , https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2SH
.In simple language(words), you(we) can say that P2SH=multisig.

Quote from: Text on April 17, 2016, 11:22:06 PM

Maybe I should try using the Bitcoin Core and electrum.

No offense but I'd suggest you to use traditional wallets (e.g. blockchain.info old web wallet) ATM. After educating yourself, you can go for modern wallets for sure IMO.

Thats wrong though, thats like saying all numbers are integers, ignoring the rest e.g. fractions.

Quote from: Text on April 17, 2016, 11:22:06 PM

Quote from: shorena on April 17, 2016, 03:33:33 PM

thanks, added a section for p2sh addresses after I read your posts in the stake thread.

what does p2sh means? I can't get my private key in blockchain.info because I have already made an update there. I can't find the import/export in new update and there is no going back anymore, its my fault.
Maybe I should try using the Bitcoin Core and electrum.

These are two different things. I linked a guide how to export private keys from the new bc.i (v2) in the OP.

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Quote from: Alaki on April 18, 2016, 03:27:18 AM

Quote from: Text on April 17, 2016, 11:22:06 PM

Maybe I should try using the Bitcoin Core and electrum.

No offense but I'd suggest you to use traditional wallets (e.g. blockchain.info old web wallet) ATM. After educating yourself, you can go for modern wallets for sure IMO.

Traditional wallets? More modern wallets?
QT/Core is the original bitcoin client, and if you're abled to run a node/keep up with the blockchain, there's not much speaking against it.
As a matter of fact, I'd suggest against using web wallets, and keep being the sole person in control over your private keys.

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Quote from: Text on April 17, 2016, 11:22:06 PM

what does p2sh means?

P2SH (a.k.a Pay to Script Hash) is a new type of bitcoin address which was introduced as part of Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 16 (BIP 16) in early 2012. P2SH addresses can be secured by more complex algorithms than traditional bitcoin addresses.
P.S.-> https://bitcoin.org/en/glossary/p2sh-address , https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2SH
.In simple language(words), you(we) can say that P2SH=multisig.

Quote from: Text on April 17, 2016, 11:22:06 PM

Maybe I should try using the Bitcoin Core and electrum.

No offense but I'd suggest you to use traditional wallets (e.g. blockchain.info old web wallet) ATM. After educating yourself, you can go for modern wallets for sure IMO.

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Quote from: shorena on April 17, 2016, 03:33:33 PM

thanks, added a section for p2sh addresses after I read your posts in the stake thread.

what does p2sh means? I can't get my private key in blockchain.info because I have already made an update there. I can't find the import/export in new update and there is no going back anymore, its my fault.
Maybe I should try using the Bitcoin Core and electrum.

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Quote from: Text on April 16, 2016, 02:41:01 AM

Thank you so much for showing and teaching us how to sign a message and verify it. Everyone should know this, a highly recommended information. Another knowledge I've been acquired, hoping to learn more about this or any related information.

thanks, added a section for p2sh addresses after I read your posts in the stake thread.

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Thank you so much for showing and teaching us how to sign a message and verify it. Everyone should know this, a highly recommended information. Another knowledge I've been acquired, hoping to learn more about this or any related information.

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Quote from: Alaki on April 10, 2016, 03:55:34 AM

Quote from: bapparabi on April 10, 2016, 03:14:55 AM

how to do it in new blockchain.info wallet the new version of block chain as i can see any option to do it ..please guide me

Basically, the new blockchain wallet (beta mode) doesn't support this(signing a message) feature ATM as far as I know. There was already a discussion held on this topic(issue), I'd guess.
P.S.-> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-blockchain-wallet-how-to-sign-a-message-1417992
-> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13817882

Yes, there is a work around in the OP though. It requires you to export the private keys into a wallet that allows signing messages. Since there is no official way to export the keys either there is a work around for that as well.

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Quote from: bapparabi on April 10, 2016, 03:14:55 AM

how to do it in new blockchain.info wallet the new version of block chain as i can see any option to do it ..please guide me

Basically, the new blockchain wallet (beta mode) doesn't support this(signing a message) feature ATM as far as I know. There was already a discussion held on this topic(issue), I'd guess.
P.S.-> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-blockchain-wallet-how-to-sign-a-message-1417992
-> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13817882

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how to do it in new blockchain.info wallet the new version of block chain as i can see any option to do it ..please guide me

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Added a work around for bc.i v2 wallets to export the private key into a different wallet.

Quote from: Lutpin on April 01, 2016, 10:27:55 AM

-snip-

thanks

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Quote from: aardvark15 on April 01, 2016, 10:25:16 AM

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is aardvark15, today is 4/1/16 and this is a test to see if I can sign a message correctly 
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
166PyGKE6uuwWUVMejLk8h4UcMmQVy7SKW
H9PSZEaAovSvrIGQkuCgcILs8811YoZlXp1ChrU6RSYMUSJycxorb6iX5QKuiK1ukpfnst8sPfmr4bmiQ+Fzgl8=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Was this done correctly?

Yes, that's correct.
I was abled to verify the message with core 0.12.0
Here's an online verification: (Brainwallet permalink)

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Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is aardvark15, today is 4/1/16 and this is a test to see if I can sign a message correctly 
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
166PyGKE6uuwWUVMejLk8h4UcMmQVy7SKW
H9PSZEaAovSvrIGQkuCgcILs8811YoZlXp1ChrU6RSYMUSJycxorb6iX5QKuiK1ukpfnst8sPfmr4bmiQ+Fzgl8=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Was this done correctly?

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Quote from: aardvark15 on April 01, 2016, 10:10:41 AM

How do you get the code format of the message? Does that have to be done manually?

Yes, you'll be entering the parts of your signed message (message, address and signature) into the blank by hand:

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----


-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

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How do you get the code format of the message? Does that have to be done manually?

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Quote from: rizzlarolla on April 01, 2016, 09:03:23 AM

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is rizzlarolla from Bitcointalk
Today is 1/4/2016
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNITURE-----
183fXv7Dh2LEbg5YrD1yka4DNye9NsBUKq
Hwm52XaIdawk63boOmSCelmpV3G42U9vMDszJ4nKh3fLLMkhfcvvSrkrqNaQaAoMcVmVMldomw5cKJ3X+CQELI4=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNITURE-----

Is this ok?

Yes, it is.
After two tries, I was abled to verify it using electrum 2.6.2 and core 0.12.0 (Brainwallet verification permalink).

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Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is rizzlarolla from Bitcointalk
Today is 1/4/2016
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNITURE-----
183fXv7Dh2LEbg5YrD1yka4DNye9NsBUKq
Hwm52XaIdawk63boOmSCelmpV3G42U9vMDszJ4nKh3fLLMkhfcvvSrkrqNaQaAoMcVmVMldomw5cKJ3X+CQELI4=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNITURE-----

Is this ok?
Thanks Shorena.

(thanks Lutpin)

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Quote from: Zeke2345 on March 31, 2016, 03:09:07 PM

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Zeke2345 testing signature issue.03.31.2016
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1CKVafRACiTzjZjpLHVgfRj7PdT3df4bxE
IGFkflDPWWVr1zLIXlQ05cbvCMFmqLzQmithQSVpuHr1Uwbln8zDe+Tysrx90G7hC8Cdj82InxJvZ4TZtf21JNE=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Can some one test this,having issues and trying to work out the bugs.

Verified using electrum 2.6.2 and core 0.12.0 (Brainwallet verification permalink).

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Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Zeke2345 testing signature issue.03.31.2016
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1CKVafRACiTzjZjpLHVgfRj7PdT3df4bxE
IGFkflDPWWVr1zLIXlQ05cbvCMFmqLzQmithQSVpuHr1Uwbln8zDe+Tysrx90G7hC8Cdj82InxJvZ4TZtf21JNE=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Can some one test this,having issues and trying to work out the bugs.

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Quote from: ashkanb on March 25, 2016, 04:56:22 AM

hmmm so i just learnt how to sign messages with my wallet address.

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
this is ashkanb from bitcointalk.org
just wanted to thank you shorena for a very well constructed and informative post :).
today is March 25th 2016
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1FZYCo3JXesha6z6MEqGVGULGtWNNac3GY
H89+Ty2JRq4Hl3iSAJ1PpK3AJE26xJ3pd7eXKgP0TliGYOzRidkdH0qgaxBQ6jQz2Mm+Emsw04PvGKeaxbrHnaQ=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

was just giving it a go to see whether i got it all right!
did verify on chainquery.com too.
please someone else check and lemme know if the formatting and everything is in proper order. Cool

again thanks for the super useful thread.

you are welcome. I verify it easily, well done.

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