Import PTS wallet from a year ago

[arubi]

--resync-blockchain is a flag.
It's used as an option when calling the Bitshares executable.

For example, on linux:

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./bitshares_client --resync-blockchain
Also, 0.4.27.1 is not the latest release:
https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares/releases

[Peiming]

The balance is still 0 after a rescan. However, I noticed the following error notification:

signature is not canonical

You are either using an old client version, or you are on an old fork of the chain. Upgrade your client and re-sync.

Yep. ^^
After upgrading, re-sync by running the software with the

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--resync-blockchainFlag.

My BitShares client version is 0.4.27.1. I have just downloaded the Bitshares client few days ago and when checkUpdate, it says no new update.
I have also tried the command and it says invalid:

>> resync-blockchain

Error: invalid command "resync-blockchain"
>> --resync-blockchain

Error: invalid command "--resync-blockchain"

[Bitty]

The balance is still 0 after a rescan. However, I noticed the following error notification:

signature is not canonical

You are either using an old client version, or you are on an old fork of the chain. Upgrade your client and re-sync.

Yep. ^^
After upgrading, re-sync by running the software with the

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--resync-blockchainFlag.

Hi

I am using an OSX client.
There is no possibility to run the software with other commands?
When I enter the command that you mentioned , I get the following error message:

>> --resync-blockchain

Error: invalid command "--resync-blockchain"


I have the latest version, blocks are synched.
I am getting really desperate here…

[arubi]

The balance is still 0 after a rescan. However, I noticed the following error notification:

signature is not canonical

You are either using an old client version, or you are on an old fork of the chain. Upgrade your client and re-sync.

Yep. ^^
After upgrading, re-sync by running the software with the

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--resync-blockchainFlag.

[pc]

The balance is still 0 after a rescan. However, I noticed the following error notification:

signature is not canonical

You are either using an old client version, or you are on an old fork of the chain. Upgrade your client and re-sync.

[Peiming]

The balance is still 0 after a rescan. However, I noticed the following error notification:

signature is not canonical
getStackTrace@app.js:27:17454
 ○ request@app.js:32:25344
 ○ app.js:30:60480
 ○ j@app.js:6:39741
 ○ app.js:6:27204
 ○ $eval@app.js:6:48397
 ○ $digest@app.js:6:47106
 ○ $apply@app.js:6:48723
 ○ f@app.js:5:92484
 ○ r@app.js:6:4852
 ○ onreadystatechange@app.js:6:5391
10 assert_exception: Assert Exception
!(c.data[1] & 0x80): signature is not canonical
    {}
    bitshares  elliptic.cpp:496 fc::ecc::public_key::public_key

    {}
    bitshares  common_api_client.cpp:2323 bts::rpc_stubs::common_api_client::blockchain_get_block_signee

    {}
    bitshares  common_api_client.cpp:240 bts::rpc_stubs::common_api_client::batch

What's the problem with it?

[arubi]

Can you (both) try issuing a rescan?
From the console:

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rescan

[Bitty]

Run from console :

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wallet_account_list_public_keys {your_account_name}Look for the addresses from your PTS wallet in the "pts_compressed_address" sections of the text.

Can you find them?

Yes, then what?

[Peiming]

I encountered the same issue. I have some PTS in my BitShare-PTS wallet long long ago. I have installed Bitshares v0.4.27.1, and try to import BitShare-PTS wallet.

This is my transaction information:
GENESIS ->  BTS5gLc1wFcBx7ZA1fau31mxCmKDTtq6cpcK3vW9XdWDJ1bzW3PFu
claim PYgpUhLjTgfEsVaW2N5oR9Gbgn9JxTai3r
9,042.56427 BTS
0.00 BTS   2014/7/19 GMT+8 11:18:40AM

Why my balance is 0?

My public key is BTS7Vpyxo2o7CorEcCd4K376ibuczKvyKwUPBumscsLeje38Zd3eL

[arubi]

Run from console :

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wallet_account_list_public_keys {your_account_name}Look for the addresses from your PTS wallet in the "pts_compressed_address" sections of the text.

Can you find them?

[Bitty]

Yep. I can see your address on the genesis.json file.
Can you describe the steps you took to import your protoshares wallet.dat file?

Take a look at:
http://wiki.bitshares.org/index.php/BitShares/Howto#Attempting_a_wallet_import_to_receive_BTSX_from_February_28th_snapshot

See if you're doing it as described.
(Wallet type should be Bitcoin, even though its PTS)

Thank you for your help.
So I am entitled to (644 x amount of PTS I had on the moment of the snapshot) BTS?

The steps as I did them:
Update to the latest client, register a new account, then highlight the account, tab import keys from wallet, Bitcoin/PTS wallet type, then entered the wallet password.
I received the notification the operation was done successfully. However, my balance still shows 0.5 BTS (after registering 1-0.5 BTS)

What might be the problem?

[hazard]

I'd like to sell some.

[arubi]

hazard, are you only "trying to find out" or are you actually trying to get your balance to show up on your client?
Finding out is easy.
Get all your pre-snapshot balances from all addresses you own.
Multiply by that by 644.
That's how many you're entitled to by owning PTS.

[hazard]

Also, I see non-zero balances with wallet_check_sharedrop, summing to 1242785229. How can I find out how many BTS I'm entitled to?

[hazard]

Importing the wallet.dat file into the Bitshares client will do it, but before we do that, can you provide a public address that exists in your protoshares wallet, that also holds a balance as of before the PTS-AGS snapshot?
We can easily look at the genesis block and find it, plus it's allocated balance if it exists.

PrcfE7Rdu9RyZaAYaquC6uoz3moFdJFV9Z

I had about 92.5 PTS.