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Topic: Older Transactions confirmations reset to 0 (Read 715 times)

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Activity: 196
Merit: 100
January 16, 2014, 10:22:10 PM
#6
Unfortunately the dogecoin-qt doesn't have a -salvagewallet option. Rescan didn't work,... Any other suggestions?

Are you using the latest wallet. I did read somewhere that there was a mandatory update?
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Activity: 196
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January 16, 2014, 10:21:28 PM
#5
The most likely source is that these are non-confirming or double-spent transactions being sent to you. This is why you don't trust 0 confirmation transactions, and why they aren't added to your balance.

You can look up the transaction hash numbers of the individual transactions on blockchain.info to see if they have been included in a block or not.

If the transactions are in the blockchain, then your wallet.dat file is messed up. The best solution is to first backup the wallet through the file menu, and then close Bitcoin, then restart with the -salvagewallet option which builds a new wallet file only using the private keys and not old transaction data.

Thanks for your response. My wallet seems to have sorted out its problems eventually.
1. All but the last transaction are part of the block chain. These transactions occurred over a period of the last 45 days.
2. The last transaction took a while but went into confirmation day before.
3. Until yesterday all old transactions were showing as 0 confirmation.
4. Today morning, voila, all of them are back confirmed.

I did not know about the salvagewallet option, thanks for that. Tucked away in memory for the future. Did try -rescan which didnt seem to work.
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Activity: 98
Merit: 10
January 16, 2014, 03:35:36 PM
#4
Unfortunately the dogecoin-qt doesn't have a -salvagewallet option. Rescan didn't work,... Any other suggestions?
legendary
Activity: 1512
Merit: 1036
January 16, 2014, 02:50:30 PM
#3
The most likely source is that these are non-confirming or double-spent transactions being sent to you. This is why you don't trust 0 confirmation transactions, and why they aren't added to your balance.

You can look up the transaction hash numbers of the individual transactions on blockchain.info to see if they have been included in a block or not.

If the transactions are in the blockchain, then your wallet.dat file is messed up. The best solution is to first backup the wallet through the file menu, and then close Bitcoin, then restart with the -salvagewallet option which builds a new wallet file only using the private keys and not old transaction data.
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Activity: 98
Merit: 10
January 15, 2014, 10:41:04 AM
#2
I have the same thing with my DOGE wallet. I made a payment to myself (god knows why, think to test or something antivirus related)  And ever since (10 days now) it says 'confused' with status 0/unconfirmed. Also my consecutive paments get stuck... There is no trace of the transaction on the blockchain.

Help me pls ;-)
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Activity: 196
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January 15, 2014, 08:43:27 AM
#1
I am using the 0.8.5 wallet and sent out 0.16636459 with fees of 0.0002. It did not reach the blockchain. A little while later I noticed that a number of older transactions are showing 0 confirmations. Has anyone faced this issue?



I backed up my wallet.dat file and did the following so far
1. Checked the size of the block chain downloaded on my machine, Its 15.5 gb
2. Downloaded the latest 0.8.6 wallet and started that - no difference
3. Ran the new wallet with -rescan option - no difference
4. Checked if the wallet shows the latest block - which it does

Not sure what is going on. Any help much appreciated.

Thanks
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