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I'll have to try again next time. By the time I got the dependencies installed, Coinbase finally broadcasted it to the network.
Code:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./cli.py", line 4, in
from pushtx import pushtx
File "/home/justus/src/pushtx/pushtx.py", line 5, in
import requests
ImportError: No module named requests
File "./cli.py", line 4, in
from pushtx import pushtx
File "/home/justus/src/pushtx/pushtx.py", line 5, in
import requests
ImportError: No module named requests
Are there some dependencies that need to be installed for this to work?
Ooh, interesting.
It should work with the .bin file - it will pass through binascii.hexlify() as it doesn't match what is expected, and be accepted by the various methods. Now if you try with that transaction, it won't work because it's spent already; but it decodes properly with the one I tested (try with garbage and you get "decode error", try with this one and you get "rejected").
Great.It should work with the .bin file - it will pass through binascii.hexlify() as it doesn't match what is expected, and be accepted by the various methods. Now if you try with that transaction, it won't work because it's spent already; but it decodes properly with the one I tested (try with garbage and you get "decode error", try with this one and you get "rejected").
Next time I encounter this situation where I have the .bin file but the network hasn't seen it yet I'll try it.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-protocoin-a-pure-python-bitcoin-protocol-implementation-343503 seems like a perfect match! 
However if Coinbase allows you to download the binary, and that it works on https://blockchain.info/pushtx then yes, it will work. For your usage doing that step should be enough actually.
Blockchain.info won't accept Coinbase's binary format for some reason. That's why I was interested in your tool.https://coinbase.com/network/transactions/7f07e1c12a2c9f246dda7b18199c4d35b0b47824b6f632936db39d2c152eae22
However if Coinbase allows you to download the binary, and that it works on https://blockchain.info/pushtx then yes, it will work. For your usage doing that step should be enough actually.
Blockchain.info won't accept Coinbase's binary format for some reason. That's why I was interested in your tool.
What about remote bitcoinds? It might be possible to get a list of bitcoinds via the usual discovery mechanisms, send them the "hello" message, push the transaction(s) over and say goodbye...
That way you could even confirm that it got at least forwarded a bit, once you hear about your transaction from other nodes.
That way you could even confirm that it got at least forwarded a bit, once you hear about your transaction from other nodes.
Can this tool parse either the binary or the JSON format that Coinbase uses?
I've had more than one occasion where I've been withdrawing BTC that I bought and the transaction takes a long time to hit the network even after their system has created it (as evidenced by the transaction showing up in their system and giving me the option to download it in binary or JSON formats.).
So far I've never found a tool that could read their format and broadcast the transaction manually for me.
I've had more than one occasion where I've been withdrawing BTC that I bought and the transaction takes a long time to hit the network even after their system has created it (as evidenced by the transaction showing up in their system and giving me the option to download it in binary or JSON formats.).
So far I've never found a tool that could read their format and broadcast the transaction manually for me.
I actually need this functionality for Paysty's multisig part.
I would love it if there was a way to make a raw connection to a bitcoin node and send a tx that way.
Write now we use an Electrum server.
Any chance you could implement the raw connection to a bitcoin node?
I would love it if there was a way to make a raw connection to a bitcoin node and send a tx that way.
Write now we use an Electrum server.
Any chance you could implement the raw connection to a bitcoin node?
Useful stuff, thanks!
Might use it one day
Might use it one day
This forum serves no purpose besides slowly but surely robbing users of their coins.
Do not trust anyone, especially at the higher level.
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Do not trust anyone, especially at the higher level.
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