Topic: replace keypool (Read 416 times)
If you reencrypt your wallet I _believe_ should consume the keypool and give you a new one. It does on initial encrypt and I've tested this case.
the default keypool is 100 keys.
if you call getnewaddress 100 times it will remove all existing keys from keypool (and auto replace them with newer ones).
from commandline:
bitcoind getnewaddress
from debug window:
getnewaddress
if you call getnewaddress 100 times it will remove all existing keys from keypool (and auto replace them with newer ones).
from commandline:
bitcoind getnewaddress
from debug window:
getnewaddress
Suppose I had a weak passphrase and then changed it to a strong one. I worry that the keypool during the weak period needs to be replaced.
Am I obliged to create a whole new wallet or is there a trick to consume the keypool?
Am I obliged to create a whole new wallet or is there a trick to consume the keypool?
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