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Main => Technical Support => Topic started by: monsterer on December 17, 2015, 05:43:23 pm
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Got a bizarre error trying to send a transaction:
{code:1,message:10 assert_exception:Assert Exception
my->_key != empty_pub:
{}
th_a elliptic_secp256k1.cpp:118 serialize
{"from":"metaexchangebtc","to":"usd-collateral-holder-453","amount":"12206.79294","asset_symbol":"BTS","memo":"mX: buy BTS_BTC","broadcast":true}
th_a wallet.cpp:2002 transfer,data:{code:10,name:assert_exception,message:Assert Exception,stack:[{context:{level:error,file:elliptic_secp256k1.cpp,line:118,method:serialize,hostname:,thread_name:th_a,timestamp:2015-12-17T00:38:13},format:my->_key != empty_pub: ,data:{}},{context:{level:warn,file:wallet.cpp,line:2002,method:transfer,hostname:,thread_name:th_a,timestamp:2015-12-17T00:38:13},format:,data:{from:metaexchangebtc,to:usd-collateral-holder-453,amount:12206.79294,asset_symbol:BTS,memo:mX: buy BTS_BTC,broadcast:true}}]}}
Any idea what's going on there?
This is making sending transactions impossible. @bytemaster @theoretical
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Really would appreciate some help here, metaexchange is unable to send BTS transactions because of this :(
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Really would appreciate some help here, metaexchange is unable to send BTS transactions because of this :(
Are you on the latest witness node?
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Yes
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maybe your wallet has been corrupted due to some hdd errors or something similar.
Have you tried recover your wallet from a backup or reimport your active private key?
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maybe your wallet has been corrupted due to some hdd errors or something similar.
Have you tried recover your wallet from a backup or reimport your active private key?
Before I do that I'd like to know for sure what is going on here, because this only started happening after the latest release was deployed.
edit: this is the first Release build I've used (they've all been built in Debug before) - I'll switch over and see if that makes a difference. Doubt it, tho...
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It appears to be particular to this destination account:
transfer metaexchangebtc usd-collateral-holder-453 10 BTS "test" true
transfer metaexchangebtc usd-collateral-holder-453 10 BTS "test" true
10 assert_exception: Assert Exception
my->_key != empty_pub:
{}
th_a elliptic_secp256k1.cpp:118 serialize
{"from":"metaexchangebtc","to":"usd-collateral-holder-453","amount":"10","asset_symbol":"BTS","memo":"test","broadcast":true}
th_a wallet.cpp:2002 transfer
I can't send to it from another account either:
transfer monsterer usd-collateral-holder-453 10 BTS "test" true
transfer monsterer usd-collateral-holder-453 10 BTS "test" true
10 assert_exception: Assert Exception
my->_key != empty_pub:
{}
th_a elliptic_secp256k1.cpp:118 serialize
{"from":"monsterer","to":"usd-collateral-holder-453","amount":"10","asset_symbol":"BTS","memo":"test","broadcast":true}
th_a wallet.cpp:2002 transfer
I can transfer to other account without issue.
I'm guessing this is related to the object id reindexing and subsequent patching?
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The memo key for that account is BTS1111111111111111111111111111111114T1Anm, and it appears to be the same for a few others I checked. I believe this means that it's impossible for anyone to read the memos.
Have you sent memos to collateral-holder accounts before?
Can you leave the memo blank as a workaround?
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The memo key for that account is BTS1111111111111111111111111111111114T1Anm, and it appears to be the same for a few others I checked. I believe this means that it's impossible for anyone to read the memos.
Have you sent memos to collateral-holder accounts before?
Can you leave the memo blank as a workaround?
Oh, hmmmm, that's interesting. I had just assumed this was a completely normal account with a custom name. Why would it have an invalid memo key?
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The memo key for that account is BTS1111111111111111111111111111111114T1Anm, and it appears to be the same for a few others I checked. I believe this means that it's impossible for anyone to read the memos.
Have you sent memos to collateral-holder accounts before?
Can you leave the memo blank as a workaround?
Oh, hmmmm, that's interesting. I had just assumed this was a completely normal account with a custom name. Why would it have an invalid memo key?
Interesting. Maybe something wrong with the genesis file?
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The memo key for that account is BTS1111111111111111111111111111111114T1Anm, and it appears to be the same for a few others I checked. I believe this means that it's impossible for anyone to read the memos.
Have you sent memos to collateral-holder accounts before?
Can you leave the memo blank as a workaround?
Oh, hmmmm, that's interesting. I had just assumed this was a completely normal account with a custom name. Why would it have an invalid memo key?
Interesting. Maybe something wrong with the genesis file?
This is like a public "burn" address.. I believe it's the base-58 representation of "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000" (plus a valid checksum). There are no 0's in base-58 hence all the 1's.