ok people listen...I will pay 0.1 BTC to
ONE person who
FIRSTLY identify sender address called "1" until tomorrow 10:00 AM NY TIME (EDT)
tomorrow 10:00 AM NY TIME (EDT) or a bit later I post some screenshots of my wallet and transactions...
see what happens
time went... tic tic tic
and btw sorry for my bad English if my English is bad =)
it's working people wooohooo!
I send 1 real XC to address
XSQYYwgVVYoGyc23NCTcCvQRCNiidarU71 using:
walletpassphrase 60
sendfrommixer "1" XSQYYwgVVYoGyc23NCTcCvQRCNiidarU71 1.0
now try to find my fucking sender address
dev...
you are a saint
called "1" is account, not address.
You don't know how to check given address is yours.
Learn
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Accounts_explainedSending
The sendfrom method sends coins and debits the specified account.
It does **not** change Bitcoin's algorithm for selecting which coins in the wallet are sent
-- you should think of the coins in the wallet as being mixed together
when they are received. There is no way to ask Bitcoin to "create a payment transaction
using the coins received from these previously received transactions"
without using the raw transactions API(which is not part of the account system.)
The sendtoaddress method works like sendfrom, but always debits the default account.
validateaddress is command to check.
What a delusional smuck...how is cognitive dissonance working?
The bounty was not for "who finds an error in the code that successfully initiated a transaction that was later successfully received"
"1" is address label btw.
"You don't know how to check given address is yours."
What..? I....wow
Care to fight for the bounty ?
"You don't know how to check given address is yours."
Ah.. "given address" is not meaning of 'identify sender address called "1"'
Input address in blockchain is not the address shown by QT.
QT named it Label.
Cli coind call it account.
user@sv2:~> x11coind help | grep label
importprivkey [label]
user@sv2:~> x11coind help | grep account
addmultisigaddress <'["key","key"]'> [account]
getaccount
getaccountaddress
getaddressesbyaccount
getbalance [account] [minconf=1]
getnewaddress [account]
getnewpubkey [account]
getreceivedbyaccount [minconf=1]
listaccounts [minconf=1]
listreceivedbyaccount [minconf=1] [includeempty=false]
listtransactions [account] [count=10] [from=0]
move [minconf=1] [comment]
sendfrom [minconf=1] [comment] [comment-to]
sendmany {address:amount,...} [minconf=1] [comment]
setaccount
Accounts and Receiving Addresses
Each account is associated with zero or more receiving addresses, and every receiving address is associated with exactly one account. Coins sent to a receiving address in the wallet are credited to the associated account.
Accounts are associated with receiving addresses by using the getaccountaddress, getnewaddress or setaccount methods.
getaccountaddress will return the same address until coins are received on that address; once coins have been received, it will generate and return a new address.
getnewaddress always generates and returns a new address.
setaccount changes the account associated with an existing address. Coins previously received on that address (if any) will be debited from the previous account's balance and credited to the address' new account. Note that doing so may make the previous account's balance negative.
Use the getaddressesbyaccount method to list all addresses associated with an account.
I hvae found more nice command.
getaddressesbyaccount : to list all addresses associated with an account
getaddressesbyaccount
