Hey Everyone -
It's been a few years since my last post and since I've been active in the BitShares community, but just wanted to drop in and say "hey" and see if I may be able to get some help around getting back up to speed with the latest happenings. For those who don't know me - I've been around since the early days (was a miner of Protoshares). For those who do know me, you may recall I was fascinated by distributed autonomous food production, so I actually spent the last couple of years going out and
building that company (not blockchain based, but traditional VC-backed)
I'm hoping this post may help others too that could have a similar situation.
So, here's the facts of where I'm at:
- I have the 2.0 wallet and have it up and running and have access to my wallet
- The last backup I have for my legacy wallet is from 2015 (it seems like there may have potentially been additional transactions since then that are not accounted for in that backup and that I don't have a backup for...)
- After I "lookup balances" in 2.0, when I attempt to "Claim Balance" - I'm able to do so for all my accounts and assets, except for my BTS (I actually get a response that says: "Failed to broadcast the transaction: Missing Authority")
- fwiw, BTS is the only asset in which I have both "unclaimed" and "unclaimed (vesting)" balances
I think what may be going on here is that I may need to sync the blockchain on my 0.9.3 and then export a fresh backup??
Following
the migration guide:
- ...I do have a new computer now then I had when I was running the BitShare GUI (MacOS) and just downloaded the legacy wallet (0.9.3)
- I have a copy of the full blockchain (thanks to robrigo for helping out there)
And now I don't have any way to sync the blockchain - I believe the problem I'm running into is that I have no BitShares directory folder in: library/application_support IF that's the case - how would I properly create a new directory folder that I can drop the full chain into and sync?
Any thoughts or guidance here would be much appreciated and if there's another approach I should look into, let me know!