Yes, you can sign offline with 0.93.2 if you use 0.93.3 to broadcast the transaction.
Armory 0.93.3 fixes Low-S malleability when broadcasting a transaction (also when signing a transaction).
Note that this would alter the hash of the transaction between the signer and broadcaster. If maintaining a consistent transaction hash between offline and online Armory instances is important to you (you would know if it was), then upgrade your offline signer(s) to 0.93.3 as well.
Topic: Still using 0.93.2 (Read 606 times)
Hey,
I installed an offline version (0.93.2) of armory on my notebook where I store all my wallet informations (incl. private keys) and an online version with a "watch only wallet" on my PC. I don`t want to upgrade to 0.93.3 if it is not neccessary. So my question is: Can I still sign transactions and braodcast them to the network with the older version of armory?
I installed an offline version (0.93.2) of armory on my notebook where I store all my wallet informations (incl. private keys) and an online version with a "watch only wallet" on my PC. I don`t want to upgrade to 0.93.3 if it is not neccessary. So my question is: Can I still sign transactions and braodcast them to the network with the older version of armory?
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