Hmm, major hold-up. The JSON "getbalance" function doesn't seem to work - at all. It just returns random numbers, per this bug:
https://github.com/aLQ/bitbar/pull/1Below, I test an account that my new "exchange" automatically set up, and it returns the same strange values that the web server is getting/displaying. There hasn't been any activity for either of these accounts except a few transfers to Test, several commands ago... but nothing since then except mining income every few seconds.
C:\Program Files\Bitcoin\daemon>bitcoind -rpcport=8505 -rpcpassword=**** -rpcuser=**** getbalance "shitbitSHTee****************b9fb58756f090ac612fce4ccf7eca859c0e867809c829d"
-9223367880222.87304688
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C:\Program Files\Bitcoin\daemon>bitcoind -rpcport=8505 -rpcpassword=**** -rpcuser=**** getbalance "Test"
1688461986046.07617188
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C:\Program Files\Bitcoin\daemon>bitcoind -rpcport=8505 -rpcpassword=**** -rpcuser=**** getbalance "Test"
1688461986046.07617188
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C:\Program Files\Bitcoin\daemon>bitcoind -rpcport=8505 -rpcpassword=**** -rpcuser=**** getbalance "Test"
172881019.69657600
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C:\Program Files\Bitcoin\daemon>bitcoind -rpcport=8505 -rpcpassword=**** -rpcuser=**** getbalance "Test"
1765089159023.82226562
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C:\Program Files\Bitcoin\daemon>bitcoind -rpcport=8505 -rpcpassword=**** -rpcuser=**** getbalance "Test"
1803402745512.69555664
Same code/function used with the current Bitcoin client works fine, returning the correct result. Any ideas?
Restarting the client doesn't help
