I find more one bug and I think it is not just in test mode - with MultiBit you can't send more 999.99999999 coins when yo try to send 1000 or more coins MultiBit give one error.So I don't think if some body will keep more 1000 coins in MultiBit bit but any way for me this is the bug.
http://s16.postimg.org/9lnlyf59x/Multi_Bit_bug.jpg
jim618 - if you like to send to you 1100 test coins give me one address
Topic: Test mode (Read 928 times)
Yes agreed - I don't think test mode is 100% now
So I run MultiBit in test mode and when i put it back in normal mode in my wallet was 53 test coins and this test coins synchronized with network they remain like real coins and transactions. I know I can"t spend this coins so I reset blockchain and coins and transactions disappeared.So I thing this is a bug.
If you look in the configuration.md file (in your installation directory) there is a parameter for setting multibit to use the test network.
I am not sure it'll work properly though - for about the last six months I've only been using the production network. All my regression testing is done with small amounts of real bitcoin. I think the testnet isn't used that much now - the real network is what you really want to be working.
I am not sure it'll work properly though - for about the last six months I've only been using the production network. All my regression testing is done with small amounts of real bitcoin. I think the testnet isn't used that much now - the real network is what you really want to be working.
It is possible to run Multibit in test mode?
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