Quote from: Ale Janda on November 28, 2010, 08:11:08 PM

Thank you very much for your reply. If more instances of running program with the same wallet isn't possible, I think it should be documented.

But OK, so I can other scenario:
I have 2 computers, one at home, one at work. I'm running bitcoin at home, then I shut it down, go to work, start running bitcoin there, with the same wallet. Then shut down, go to home, start bitcoin at home and so on. BUT: I don't synchronize files (~/.bitcoin). So I don't run more instances of the same wallet but I don't synchronize current state.

It's this possible? Will be synchronized sent and received payments or are there other problems? Or rather I should use two different wallets, one at home and one at work?
Thanks

They won't be synchronised. It might synchronise for a little while until your 100 saved addresses are used up, but after that you'll be using different addresses on each machine, so it will become unsynchronised... so if you make a payment you'll get the change on one machine but you wont get it synchronised on the other, you'll just see the loss of money.

I am curious if/how it would cause any problems beyond a forking of the wallet though.