FYI: Armory doesn't do this yet. If you have an older wallet, you can migrate it into Armory, but Armory will start generating different addresses than Bitcoin-Qt/bitcoind after that point, so they won't really be the same wallet anymore.
However, the main devs have decided to implement deterministic wallets into Bitcoin-Qt/bitcoind, and I've been part of the development discussion about it. I will be implementing the same wallet format (and maintain support for the old wallet format, too), so it will be possible to share wallets between programs. That's probably a few months away, though.
Topic: Use Bitcoin wallet from two clients (Read 1173 times)
Look at the armory client... I think that it can do that.
Hey,
I am using Bitcoin on an Debian Server over the console.
I don't like the listing of "listtransactions" and will see it in a GUI.
Is it possible, that I use the wallet.dat from the Server on my Mac in another Client?
Or can I connect with a Client to the Server to see the transactions?
Thanks,
Simon
I am using Bitcoin on an Debian Server over the console.
I don't like the listing of "listtransactions" and will see it in a GUI.
Is it possible, that I use the wallet.dat from the Server on my Mac in another Client?
Or can I connect with a Client to the Server to see the transactions?
Thanks,
Simon
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