Quote from: -ck on September 21, 2017, 11:40:26 AM

Quote from: serje on September 21, 2017, 11:34:19 AM

Quote from: -ck on September 21, 2017, 11:24:34 AM

Quote from: serje on September 21, 2017, 11:19:33 AM

I have lost access to my old blockchain.info wallet that uses the address "1EjTdmm8768CPvt8kXQRrZoby2ivXjyPpb": 0.14251929

Can you please change it -cK?

We can use this one 1AQxQPtcsX1GU9b4UrLhodHSyiAKT37dng

No sorry. I cannot confirm any such change and to force that sort of change would require a pool hack and restart. Anyone could lay claim to anyone's address doing what you asked. Without a signed message from the original address I cannot do that.

Some quoted text here in the forum is good? If yes, I think I can find something ......

No it's not sorry. As I said it's a massive change to pool code to fix just one address of yours and without a message signed with your private key there is no way to confirm you're the owner of that key even with old posts from the forum. it's no different to withdrawing money from an exchange with your address; they would never give you the money to a new address without you confirming you're the owner of the old address. This is no trivial thing you're asking.

Maybe a little Ionic / Angular / Firebase app would be an easy way to let users log in with secured access and adjust things like their wallet address? Then payout could, ideally, access whatever address they currently have associated with their email. Would require some massive changes to the back end I'm sure, seems like all user storage is done off wallets right now, it would have to turn into something more like 'firebase user auth ID' etc. Which breaks anonymous usage so... not a perfect fix, but maybe the two could find a way to co-exist (like if the account has been signed up, the ID field is their auth ID... but if they have not signed up, the ID is their wallet address, etc).