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Main => General Discussion => Topic started by: bytemaster on June 27, 2014, 02:35:44 am
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I have a Bitcoin-Qt (8.3) wallet where I create a new receive address and it shows up in my receive addresses.
Then I goto the console and "dumpprivkey" with the new address and it says it doesn't have the address.
I have reproduced this problem 3 times and was wondering if anyone else has experienced it.
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I have a Bitcoin-Qt (8.3) wallet where I create a new receive address and it shows up in my receive addresses.
Then I goto the console and "dumpprivkey" with the new address and it says it doesn't have the address.
I have reproduced this problem 3 times and was wondering if anyone else has experienced it.
wallet locked?
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I have a Bitcoin-Qt (8.3) wallet where I create a new receive address and it shows up in my receive addresses.
Then I goto the console and "dumpprivkey" with the new address and it says it doesn't have the address.
I have reproduced this problem 3 times and was wondering if anyone else has experienced it.
Check with Bitcoin-Qt 0.8.2 works good.
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I have a Bitcoin-Qt (8.3) wallet where I create a new receive address and it shows up in my receive addresses.
Then I goto the console and "dumpprivkey" with the new address and it says it doesn't have the address.
I have reproduced this problem 3 times and was wondering if anyone else has experienced it.
wallet locked?
you probably already know this BM, but I thought I'd state the obvious just in case
if it is the wallet being locked, then from console:
walletpassphrase yourpassphrase numberOfSecondstoUnlockWallet
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I have a Bitcoin-Qt (8.3) wallet where I create a new receive address and it shows up in my receive addresses.
Then I goto the console and "dumpprivkey" with the new address and it says it doesn't have the address.
I have reproduced this problem 3 times and was wondering if anyone else has experienced it.
wallet locked?
you probably already know this BM, but I thought I'd state the obvious just in case
if it is the wallet being locked, then from console:
walletpassphrase yourpassphrase numberOfSecondstoUnlockWallet
Yep, got it figured out after a brief moment of panic. The wallet didn't scan a transaction properly and so was missing bitcoins. A full rescan found the coins.