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bronan

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Quote from: btctrada on February 25, 2014, 08:27:28 PM

Hey Jim

Not sure what the issue is here I have multiple transactions which state "This transaction is not yet confirmed seen by 63 peers" Funds are gone but the tx is not on the blockchain?

I have reset the blockchain and tx but still no joy? Huh

Is it the famous 0.0000000001 amounts then its the coinwars stuff, they actually are not send,these are intended to kill the blockchain by filling it with crap

creepywheepy

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Quote from: OlliBrandt80 on February 25, 2014, 09:23:41 AM

Quote from: klintay on February 24, 2014, 08:04:14 PM

great wallet! i love it. thanks

Totally agree ! That's realy cool wallet! WHo has tried Bitcoinium as I have seen commercial of it on MultiBit.org

I support your view! This is really great wallet! I also have tried Electrum - it's to tell the truth is also good. Everything has its pros and cons

btctrada

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Hey Jim

Not sure what the issue is here I have multiple transactions which state "This transaction is not yet confirmed seen by 63 peers" Funds are gone but the tx is not on the blockchain?

I have reset the blockchain and tx but still no joy? Huh

OlliBrandt80

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Quote from: klintay on February 24, 2014, 08:04:14 PM

great wallet! i love it. thanks

Totally agree ! That's realy cool wallet! WHo has tried Bitcoinium as I have seen commercial of it on MultiBit.org

klintay

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Value will be measured in sats

great wallet! i love it. thanks

bronan

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Still its like multibit is dead no changes in the last months
Even though the client suffer from weird blockchain loading problems
I have to reload the blockchain many times, to see what i have received or what is another fake pay
The same goes for the competition

Prima Primat

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Quote from: cyclops on February 21, 2014, 12:54:27 PM

Quote from: Prima Primat on February 21, 2014, 08:22:45 AM

I really hope the next version of MultiBit will no longer use MtGox rates for USD conversion. It's very misleading.

You can change them, go to preferences.

Whoops. I never noticed. Thanks!

cyclops

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Quote from: Prima Primat on February 21, 2014, 08:22:45 AM

I really hope the next version of MultiBit will no longer use MtGox rates for USD conversion. It's very misleading.

You can change them, go to preferences.

Prima Primat

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I really hope the next version of MultiBit will no longer use MtGox rates for USD conversion. It's very misleading.

BTCThousandaire

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On blockchain.info and blockexplorer, my address: 1JPEobzLgKo5EKEfDVN8aJ61Pdryse6ccf got coins, but I don't know why they were sent there. The other problem is they do not show up in multibit even after resetting many times. Can anyone tell me what is going on here?

DebitMe

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Hi guys, im hoping that you can help my friend and I with our problem.

My friend called me up tonight and was having some trouble with multibit, he has 7.5 btc in one of his 3 wallets on multibit, and yesterday tried to send .5 btc to coinbase. Something happened to the transaction and when I got there today, the wallet only said seen by 1 peer next to his transaction, and it wasn't on coinbase. So we refreshed the block chain and now the .5 is not showing up in the wallet at all, but at blockchain.info, it says that he has 7.5 btc in his wallet. Could someone post detailed steps on how to fix this so that I do not accidently mess up his account?

I think the way to do this would be to export his private key and then import it, but can I just import it back into the wallet that is messed up? I tested this with one of his other wallets in multibit that had .5 btc in it. I exported his private key, then imported it into a new wallet that I created in multibit, but the .5 btc shows up in both wallets? Which one is correct and how do I zero out the one that has nothing in it?

Thanks for your help in advance.

1Nuke1

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Maybe someone knows a program that is able to recover the file *.wallet or *.key

reasonable

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You're right. As usual, Switzerland is going it's own way in Europe (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DecimalSeparator.svg).

Nevertheless, there is a risk of making a mistake.

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Quote from: reasonable on February 15, 2014, 06:41:43 PM

- For Europeans, it is very strange to enter the amount with comma (,)

Its correctly using comma as decimal separator in Europe since this is how it is done in Europe. If you switch language to English in settings it will use "." instead.

Maybe it should completely refuse to enter a 1000s separator at all (no matter what localization) to avoid problems if a European user has spent 8 hours programming (where . is the decimal separator) and then uses a localized wallet again (while still having the . in his muscle memory, although now its suddenly interpreted as the 1000s separator again).

reasonable

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I like Multibit, well done!

I have two suggestions:

- After sending a transaction, the input mask should be empty or there should be a button to clean up the mask

- For ~~Europeans~~ the Swiss, it is very strange to enter the amount with comma (,) as decimal separator. We are used to the decimal point (.) It would be good if you could include this to the settings and may be ask before the installation. I know that the converted amount is shown next to the input field, but this typo could easily happen if you're careless and then you send way to much.

Regards

Example:

http://i62.tinypic.com/95zam8.jpg

jim618

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Quote from: Kazimir on February 13, 2014, 12:05:26 PM

Does MultiBit also "suffer" from the Transaction Malleability issue, and the ddos troubles that it has been causing during the past few days?

And if yes: I just noticed the core Bitqoin-Qt developers have a fix ready, can and will something similar also be applied to MultiBit?

MultiBit uses bitcoinj which tracks whether transaction outputs are unspent are not. This is at a lower level than 'marking' transactions using the transaction id (which is the problem Mt Gox experienced).

We've been discussing transaction malleability on the bitcoinj mailing list and have not found an attack that people can perform using this technique.

With the 1Enjoy and 1Soshi spam the client does show them (as unconfirmed tx) which is a bit annoying but everything works correctly.

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Quote from: russokai on February 13, 2014, 05:25:24 AM

I was about to bail on Multibit because of some issues, but been using this new version 0.5.16 for a few weeks now and it hasn't given me any problems that past version has. So I'm sticking with it and will donate some more money if it keeps working for me in the future. Actually will go send a few mBTC right now..

Good to hear that you've seen an improvement in reliability moving to 0.5.16. Thanks for any donations, which are always welcome.

Kazimir

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Does MultiBit also "suffer" from the Transaction Malleability issue, and the ddos troubles that it has been causing during the past few days?

And if yes: I just noticed the core Bitqoin-Qt developers have a fix ready, can and will something similar also be applied to MultiBit?

russokai

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I was about to bail on Multibit because of some issues, but been using this new version 0.5.16 for a few weeks now and it hasn't given me any problems that past version has. So I'm sticking with it and will donate some more money if it keeps working for me in the future. Actually will go send a few mBTC right now..

1Nuke1

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Multibit was installed on Win XP.

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