please help.. i will give a reward.. my transaction is unconfirmed for 2 days. - page 2.

windylouw

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lucky i havent upgrade my wallet become beta version.
so i may able to follow the step that given to get the private key.
but after get the private key, any steps to get the transaction done?
thank you for helping me. =)

Quote from: Dannie on June 09, 2016, 01:42:25 AM

Quote from: altcoinhosting on June 09, 2016, 01:39:06 AM

Quote from: windylouw on June 09, 2016, 01:35:59 AM

--snip--

and you said you dont know how to get the private key of blockchain? hmm i think if you cant find, not even me. since i am newbie.. =(

--snip--

I used google to find this one: https://github.com/OmniLayer/omniwallet/wiki/Exporting-Private-Key-from-Blockchain.info-and-Importing-to-Omniwallet.org
The first 9 steps should allow you to export your private key from blockchain.info... DO BE CAREFULL, do not give your private key to anybody, and make sure your pc is clean

That is for the old layout on the wallet page on blockchain.info I believe. As the second line on that github page states, "Note: This guide is NOT applicable to blockchain.info's new 'Beta' Wallets. At this time we are working on a new way to support these wallets.", I am afraid it doesn't work for the new wallet.

OP, have you tried logging in your blockchain.info account on https://blockchain.info/wallet-legacy/login ? If you are able to do that, you could follow the steps 1 - 9 listed in that github page to get your private keys.

shorena

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No I dont escrow anymore.

You send me a PM so I will post my view here. The inputs has a high (> 1 BTC) value and thus has a chance (even though its low) to get confirmed without a fee. Since this is the easiest solution that does not require anyone handling any unprotected private keys and you appear to be rather helpless in terms of private keys. I will rebroadcast the raw tx[1] every 10 minutes with my node. This makes sure that the transaction is well known within the network and gives it a higher chance to get confirmed. If its confirmed or you rather want to try a more complex double spend please send me a PM so I can stop the script.

[1] as found here https://blockchain.info/tx/fe09397d068f68fc3656d345e8e6621a3b7a1e301e50dd7884a84e42128ca6d9?format=hex

altcoinhosting

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Quote from: windylouw on June 09, 2016, 01:42:56 AM

yeah, i saw it.
so means the root of the problem is TX fe09397d068f68fc3656d345e8e6621a3b7a1e301e50dd7884a84e42128ca6d9 right?
so can you teach me how to create a private key and create new transaction??
thank you.. i hope you and danny can solve this.
i am really stressed..

Well, the main problem is indeed the first transaction, you've used an unconfirmed input to generate outputs three times, so tx fcaba03f4c4929c949aec9bbda7028e4414a88ad61823d675b48eb94dad2c881 afb131a031cd58a9cefb5afdc868c91534ca1afeade70e0b2d152e3cefee72fd and 8f464213ffac4a9b38b2cd1e98b22a1b1be004bf4f79f2c84fb891b560660606 cannot be confirmed before fe09397d068f68fc3656d345e8e6621a3b7a1e301e50dd7884a84e42128ca6d9 is confirmed i'm afraid.

@Dannie: you seem to be correct, it was the procedure for the "old" blockchain.info wallet... I don't use blockchain.info very often, so i didn't really follow the hype around the new wallet.
I tried searching for a tutorial on how to export keys from the beta version, but i couldn't find one i'm afraid... Maybe OP can contact blockchain.info's support and explain the situation, ask them how he can export his Pk?

One extra thing: doesn't blockchain.info stop broadcasting unconfirmed transactions after a while? In that case OP only has to wait... I'm not sure about this, maybe a blockchain.info expert can shed some light on this?

windylouw

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yeah, i saw it.
so means the root of the problem is TX fe09397d068f68fc3656d345e8e6621a3b7a1e301e50dd7884a84e42128ca6d9 right?
so can you teach me how to create a private key and create new transaction??
thank you.. i hope you and danny can solve this.
i am really stressed..

Quote from: altcoinhosting on June 09, 2016, 01:31:52 AM

There's one input and two outputs, so Dannie is correct, you could use the private key for 1NHY2JHJUbnkhhu1ziNdcs8fhKt6HtR6WS to create a new transaction using the input of 1.77844113BTC to generate two outputs (one to 127kYuzS1MvxNqcBUaPdPsw1RBfEKVEyND and one to a change address). you could do this by exporting the private key, downloading the sourcecode of coinb.in and using this tool to create a new transaction. There are several other ways of doing this. You might be able to do this with electrum to (don't know).
If you need a how-to, let me know.

You do realise you used the change to create a new transaction, right?

The output of the unconfirmed tx fe09397d068f68fc3656d345e8e6621a3b7a1e301e50dd7884a84e42128ca6d9 is used as input of tx fcaba03f4c4929c949aec9bbda7028e4414a88ad61823d675b48eb94dad2c881

The output of fcaba03f4c4929c949aec9bbda7028e4414a88ad61823d675b48eb94dad2c881 is used as input of afb131a031cd58a9cefb5afdc868c91534ca1afeade70e0b2d152e3cefee72fd

The output of afb131a031cd58a9cefb5afdc868c91534ca1afeade70e0b2d152e3cefee72fd is used as input of 8f464213ffac4a9b38b2cd1e98b22a1b1be004bf4f79f2c84fb891b560660606

Dannie

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Quote from: altcoinhosting on June 09, 2016, 01:39:06 AM

Quote from: windylouw on June 09, 2016, 01:35:59 AM

--snip--

and you said you dont know how to get the private key of blockchain? hmm i think if you cant find, not even me. since i am newbie.. =(

--snip--

I used google to find this one: https://github.com/OmniLayer/omniwallet/wiki/Exporting-Private-Key-from-Blockchain.info-and-Importing-to-Omniwallet.org
The first 9 steps should allow you to export your private key from blockchain.info... DO BE CAREFULL, do not give your private key to anybody, and make sure your pc is clean

That is for the old layout on the wallet page on blockchain.info I believe. As the second line on that github page states, "Note: This guide is NOT applicable to blockchain.info's new 'Beta' Wallets. At this time we are working on a new way to support these wallets.", I am afraid it doesn't work for the new wallet.

OP, have you tried logging in your blockchain.info account on https://blockchain.info/wallet-legacy/login ? If you are able to do that, you could follow the steps 1 - 9 listed in that github page to get your private keys.

altcoinhosting

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Quote from: windylouw on June 09, 2016, 01:35:59 AM

--snip--

and you said you dont know how to get the private key of blockchain? hmm i think if you cant find, not even me. since i am newbie.. =(

--snip--

I used google to find this one: https://github.com/OmniLayer/omniwallet/wiki/Exporting-Private-Key-from-Blockchain.info-and-Importing-to-Omniwallet.org
The first 9 steps should allow you to export your private key from blockchain.info... DO BE CAREFULL, do not give your private key to anybody, and make sure your pc is clean

windylouw

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okay, thanks for the reply.

can you explain more about this sentences?

" the easiest way IMHO would be to create a new transaction with sufficient fee. You can do that by importing your private key to Electrum (or many other wallet clients) and create a new transaction. "

and you said you dont know how to get the private key of blockchain? hmm i think if you cant find, not even me. since i am newbie.. =(

if my bitcoin will not loss. will it back to my address?

Quote from: Dannie on June 09, 2016, 01:27:12 AM

Quote from: windylouw on June 09, 2016, 01:06:39 AM

hello,
anyone can help me?
i am confused now.
6/6/2016 i made transaction using blockchain and the transaction is unconfirmed for 2 days.
yesterday i saw the amount back to my wallet and suddenly it appears again in my blockchain transaction.
is there any way to cancel it stop broadcasting after rejection?
or how long i have to wait the bitcoin back to my wallet?
the hash transaction is fe09397d068f68fc3656d345e8e6621a3b7a1e301e50dd7884a84e42128ca6d9

for the worst case, will the bitcoin loss?
because i am really confused now.
anyone can help me will have a reward given.. =)
cheers

No you will not lose your bitcoin. Your transaction is unconfirmed because of the zero transaction fee. To solve the problem, the easiest way IMHO would be to create a new transaction with sufficient fee. You can do that by importing your private key to Electrum (or many other wallet clients) and create a new transaction.

Edit: I haven't used blockchain.info for ages. In the new layout I don't seem to be able to export the private keys in my test wallet created just now lol.

altcoinhosting

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There's one input and two outputs, so Dannie is correct, you could use the private key for 1NHY2JHJUbnkhhu1ziNdcs8fhKt6HtR6WS to create a new transaction using the input of 1.77844113BTC to generate two outputs (one to 127kYuzS1MvxNqcBUaPdPsw1RBfEKVEyND and one to a change address). you could do this by exporting the private key, downloading the sourcecode of coinb.in and using this tool to create a new transaction. There are several other ways of doing this. You might be able to do this with electrum to (don't know).
If you need a how-to, let me know.

You do realise you used the change to create a new transaction, right?

The output of the unconfirmed tx fe09397d068f68fc3656d345e8e6621a3b7a1e301e50dd7884a84e42128ca6d9 is used as input of tx fcaba03f4c4929c949aec9bbda7028e4414a88ad61823d675b48eb94dad2c881

The output of fcaba03f4c4929c949aec9bbda7028e4414a88ad61823d675b48eb94dad2c881 is used as input of afb131a031cd58a9cefb5afdc868c91534ca1afeade70e0b2d152e3cefee72fd

The output of afb131a031cd58a9cefb5afdc868c91534ca1afeade70e0b2d152e3cefee72fd is used as input of 8f464213ffac4a9b38b2cd1e98b22a1b1be004bf4f79f2c84fb891b560660606

Dannie

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Quote from: windylouw on June 09, 2016, 01:06:39 AM

hello,
anyone can help me?
i am confused now.
6/6/2016 i made transaction using blockchain and the transaction is unconfirmed for 2 days.
yesterday i saw the amount back to my wallet and suddenly it appears again in my blockchain transaction.
is there any way to cancel it stop broadcasting after rejection?
or how long i have to wait the bitcoin back to my wallet?
the hash transaction is fe09397d068f68fc3656d345e8e6621a3b7a1e301e50dd7884a84e42128ca6d9

for the worst case, will the bitcoin loss?
because i am really confused now.
anyone can help me will have a reward given.. =)
cheers

No you will not lose your bitcoin. Your transaction is unconfirmed because of the zero transaction fee. To solve the problem, the easiest way IMHO would be to create a new transaction with sufficient fee. You can do that by importing your private key to Electrum (or many other wallet clients) and create a new transaction.

Edit: I haven't used blockchain.info for ages. In the new layout I don't seem to be able to export the private keys in my test wallet created just now lol.

windylouw

newbie

Activity: 39

Merit: 0

hello,
anyone can help me?
i am confused now.
6/6/2016 i made transaction using blockchain and the transaction is unconfirmed for 2 days.
yesterday i saw the amount back to my wallet and suddenly it appears again in my blockchain transaction.
is there any way to cancel it stop broadcasting after rejection?
or how long i have to wait the bitcoin back to my wallet?
the hash transaction is fe09397d068f68fc3656d345e8e6621a3b7a1e301e50dd7884a84e42128ca6d9

for the worst case, will the bitcoin loss?
because i am really confused now.
anyone can help me will have a reward given.. =)
cheers

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