That did it, thanks!

Quote from: maverica on August 26, 2014, 07:30:08 AM
I did try wallet_rescan_blockchain that didnt make any changes.

As far as changing the keys of the delegates, how would I go for that? Should I take the private key of my wallet and then import that or what is the flow of action. Thanks for help

wallet_recover_accounts 100

I did try wallet_rescan_blockchain that didnt make any changes.

As far as changing the keys of the delegates, how would I go for that? Should I take the private key of my wallet and then import that or what is the flow of action. Thanks for help

You can rescan for the created accounts... its a command starting with wallet_ ... cant check .. i am mobile ... just male sute to have the original wallet

One way is to change active key of each delegate.
https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/wiki/Subaccounts , pay attention to "Creating Subaccounts"

The other is to use the wallet to recreate the keys. As far as I know new account keys are always the same, when created by older backup.

yes bitsapphire is fine and under control. How would I do that. Thanks again!

You can restore their keys provided that you used the same wallet to create them.
Do you still have control over bitsapphire ?

Hello,

During the latest upgrade I did not fully backup the latest version of the wallet therefore I had registered 4 subaccounts. Now when I created the wallet from json the accounts are not under my control if I do wallet_list_accounts they are not displayed however they are registered with the blockchain. Is there any way to remove them from the blockchain so I can register them again. The account names are

bitsharestalk1.bitsapphire
bitsharestalk2.bitsapphire
app1.bitsapphire
app2.bitsapphire
delegate.bitsapphire

Thanks in advance