how can I keep the relationships between Bitcoind and Database of the website ?
That is a very open ended question. It depends on what you are trying to accomplish.
Topic: What's the mean of "Account has insufficient funds" (Read 1647 times)
That is a very open ended question. It depends on what you are trying to accomplish.
how can I keep the relationships between Bitcoind and Database of the website ?
May I understan your mean like this:
If a wallet of XXXCoin has two address 123xxxxxxxxxxx and 456xxxxxxxxxxxxx and
1000 coins with the address 123xxxxxxxxxxxxx
0 coin with the address 456xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
then I can't withdraw from the address 456xxxxxxxxxx even 1 coin ?
If a wallet of XXXCoin has two address 123xxxxxxxxxxx and 456xxxxxxxxxxxxx and
1000 coins with the address 123xxxxxxxxxxxxx
0 coin with the address 456xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
then I can't withdraw from the address 456xxxxxxxxxx even 1 coin ?
If 123xxxxxxxxxxxxx and 456xxxxxxxxxxxxx are ACCOUNTS, then you are correct. Addresses are independent to accounts, and there isn't a 1:1 correlation between them; you can assign multiple addresses to a single account.
Are you in the process of setting up an exchange ?
Yes I am
can you help?
A word of advice for setting up an exchange; accounts in bitcoind don't scale up that well, and it will be both faster and more secure if you use a database to keep track of balances and just use bitcoind for transferring coins into or out of your exchange.
Are you in the process of setting up an exchange ?
Yes I am
can you help?
May I understan your mean like this:
If a wallet of XXXCoin has two address 123xxxxxxxxxxx and 456xxxxxxxxxxxxx and
1000 coins with the address 123xxxxxxxxxxxxx
0 coin with the address 456xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
then I can't withdraw from the address 456xxxxxxxxxx even 1 coin ?
If a wallet of XXXCoin has two address 123xxxxxxxxxxx and 456xxxxxxxxxxxxx and
1000 coins with the address 123xxxxxxxxxxxxx
0 coin with the address 456xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
then I can't withdraw from the address 456xxxxxxxxxx even 1 coin ?
and perhaps the tx fee, if applicable was not taken into account ? when the account balance was looked up.
Are you in the process of setting up an exchange ?
I would advise you to use a separate database for bookkeeping.
If you're using an account with insufficient funds allocated to it, then you won't be able to withdraw from it, even if other accounts in the wallet collectively have enough. You'll need to either rearrange the addresses behind your accounts, send more funds to the one you're attempting to withdraw from, or withdraw from either a different account or multiple accounts.
no, accounts are independent of addresses.
The account that you are trying to withdraw from doesn't have enough funds assigned to it.
There is actually enough funds in the Wallet Client.
Do you mean there is not enough from the account?
For example, there is 100000000 coins in the wallet but there is only 20 from the address XXXXXXXXXXX in the wallet.
So I can't withdraw more than 20 ?
The account that you are trying to withdraw from doesn't have enough funds assigned to it.
When I withdraw from the PHP exchange website, An error happened.
I get the notice “Account has insufficient funds” from the error data by wireshark.
And then I check the Bitcoin sourcecode and find these:
// Check funds
int64 nBalance = GetAccountBalance(strAccount, nMinDepth);
if (nAmount > nBalance)
- throw JSONRPCError(-6, "Account has insufficient funds");
+ throw JSONRPCError(RPC_WALLET_INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS, "Account has insufficient funds");
'
The wallet in the server do has enough funds, so what reason it might be?
I get the notice “Account has insufficient funds” from the error data by wireshark.
And then I check the Bitcoin sourcecode and find these:
// Check funds
int64 nBalance = GetAccountBalance(strAccount, nMinDepth);
if (nAmount > nBalance)
- throw JSONRPCError(-6, "Account has insufficient funds");
+ throw JSONRPCError(RPC_WALLET_INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS, "Account has insufficient funds");
'
The wallet in the server do has enough funds, so what reason it might be?
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