Wow, that was actually it, thank you very much.
I feel pretty stupid now.
I feel pretty stupid now.
You are welcome , glad I could help .
and no need to worry , these things happens sometimes .
Topic: wallet encrypted itself? (Read 461 times)
You are welcome , glad I could help .
and no need to worry , these things happens sometimes .
Wow, that was actually it, thank you very much.
I feel pretty stupid now.
I feel pretty stupid now.
I downloaded bitcoin core 0.12 from github, compiled it and started using.
At one point I got a message saying that I need to use "walletpassphrase", even though I did not encrypt the wallet.
I thought it's because I unwittingly used "walletlock" before setting anything, but it doesn't seem to be possible.
Plus, encrypting wallet requires daemon reset, which I didn't do before the problem started.
Does anyone have any idea what might have happened?
At one point I got a message saying that I need to use "walletpassphrase", even though I did not encrypt the wallet.
I thought it's because I unwittingly used "walletlock" before setting anything, but it doesn't seem to be possible.
Plus, encrypting wallet requires daemon reset, which I didn't do before the problem started.
Does anyone have any idea what might have happened?
Maybe you are reading an old wallet.dat file which is encrypted instead of a fresh new one ? that's the only explanation that I can come up with honestly .
I downloaded bitcoin core 0.12 from github, compiled it and started using.
At one point I got a message saying that I need to use "walletpassphrase", even though I did not encrypt the wallet.
I thought it's because I unwittingly used "walletlock" before setting anything, but it doesn't seem to be possible.
Plus, encrypting wallet requires daemon reset, which I didn't do before the problem started.
Does anyone have any idea what might have happened?
At one point I got a message saying that I need to use "walletpassphrase", even though I did not encrypt the wallet.
I thought it's because I unwittingly used "walletlock" before setting anything, but it doesn't seem to be possible.
Plus, encrypting wallet requires daemon reset, which I didn't do before the problem started.
Does anyone have any idea what might have happened?
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