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DannyHamilton

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Quote from: goodman1990 on September 19, 2017, 07:56:40 PM

Thank you for attention.
I think I missed "change addresses" and other keys that wallet generated for its own internal purposes.
Would you please tell me how can I get "change addresses" and the other keys for wallet internal purposes?

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goodman1990

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Thank you for attention.
I think I missed "change addresses" and other keys that wallet generated for its own internal purposes.
Would you please tell me how can I get "change addresses" and the other keys for wallet internal purposes?

DannyHamilton

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Quote from: goodman1990 on September 19, 2017, 02:44:54 AM

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I exported all my private keys from my wallet using Bitcoin-QT 0.14.2 x64 console.
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You'll need to describe the process you used to do that. It is VERY LIKELY that you did not export ALL of your private keys. You probably only exported the ones you know about. You probably missed "change addresses" or other keys that the wallet generated for its own internal purposes.

goodman1990

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Thank you for your kind attention.
Here continues my problem.
Both of them don't have got only common transactions (same hash-valued) but also their own different hash-valued transactions.
And all of common transactions have got different time value.
I double checked the lists of private keys of both old and new one but they were same.
I also rescaned the old wallet but its transactions are constantly different from new wallet.
I am using windows 10 and Bitcoin QT 0.14.2. Please help me. Thanks again.

AltCreators

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im not sure exactly, but I dont beleive there is such a bug.

are you using Linux or Windows?

Because there is some difference.

Ive compiled QT wallets on linux.
Its much easier than on Windows.

Perhaps the compiling may have been incorrect

HCP

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Did you use "dumpprivkey" or "dumpwallet" to export your private keys?

if you used "dumpprivkey" and specified your addresses individually, did you remember to include all your change addresses?

I'd recommend either using "listaddressgroupings" on your original wallet to identify all the addresses (receive AND change) with UTXOs that you need to use with "dumpprivkey"... OR use "dumpwallet" on your original wallet and get ALL the privkeys... with coins and empty

Then try importing those privkeys again

aleksej996

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How exactly were the transactions different?
You should also double check that you truly exported all the keys.
You could also rescan the old wallet to make sure that you got all the transactions on them.

goodman1990

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Hello.
I found serious problem with Bitcoin.
I exported all my private keys from my wallet using Bitcoin-QT 0.14.2 x64 console.
Then I created a new wallet and imported all my private keys to it using Bitcoin-QT client.
And finally I rescaned the new wallet.
But unfortunately I found that the Balances of new wallet is smaller than original one.
So I matched the Transactions of two wallets and I noticed that they were different.
I thought and thought but couldn't find the reason how this could be happened.
Can anyone tell me the reason why this was happened and the solution to retain same Balances in my new wallet as original one?
Thank you in advance.

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