Quote from: katyhik on January 05, 2013, 09:33:38 AM

Quote from: etotheipi on January 05, 2013, 12:25:45 AM

Quote from: katyhik on January 04, 2013, 10:33:15 PM

My Armory client doesn't see the coins in my wallet.
I sent the coins to the address on the Armory, Armory showed them on my balance. But after I closed the program (kill process) and opened it, the address is in my wallet, but coins it does not see. All blocks have synchronized. The client has connected to the network. Blockchain confirmed the coins on the adress. I restarted the client a lot of time. But the balance on wallet is zero.

Is Bitcoin-Qt finished synchronizing with the network? How long has it been since you sent it? Does blockchain.info show it as having any confirmations (you can right-click on the address in your wallet and click "Show on Blockchain.info")?

If it has confirmations in Blockchain.info but Armory doesn't show it, then it's likely that for some reason Bitcoin-Qt isn't up to date (still synchronizing?). The current block (as of this writing) is 215,197. What does it say in the bottom-right corner of Armory? If everything is normal, it should say something close, like "Connected (215197 blocks)". If that doesn't match the latest block on Blockchain.info or blockexplorer, please check Bitcoin-Qt. In the bottom right you can mouse-over the green checkmark and it should say 215,197.

Yes, Bitcoin-Qt is finished synchronizing with the network. After the transaction has passed 3 hours. Armory show: Connected (215194) -all blocks synchronized, but the wallet was empty. But now the coins reappear in my wallet. What was the problem before, I don't understand.
Thanks.

Is it possible that it took 3 hours for the transaction to get 1 confirmation? When it first appeared, did it have one confirmation? Or was it already confirmed. Armory has a problem (Windows only) that it doesn't remember zero-confirmation transactions between loads. So, if it takes 3 hours to get one confirmation ,and you restart Armory right after you send it, you won't see it for that long.