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I have discovered assistance here in a different thread
Electrum will automatically keep making new addresses as you start using your wallet. So don't worry. Just go with the flow.
If you want more than 20 addresses showing in your wallet then open the "console" tab and type the commands below into it. Press your enter key after writing each line.
wallet.storage.put('gap_limit', 50)
wallet.storage.write()
Restart your wallet and you should have 50 addresses showing instead of 20. Electrum will continue making new addresses as you use your wallet, but 50 will show up.
If you ever restore your wallet from seed you will need to retype those commands into the "console" tab to see your 50 addresses because 20 is the default.
If you increase the number of addresses showing to over 100 electrum might start slowing your computer down.
How can I create a new address in Electrum wallets? By default, the addresses are defined in the wallet. Can not I create new addresses myself?
Electrum will automatically keep making new addresses as you start using your wallet. So don't worry. Just go with the flow.
If you want more than 20 addresses showing in your wallet then open the "console" tab and type the commands below into it. Press your enter key after writing each line.
wallet.storage.put('gap_limit', 50)
wallet.storage.write()
Restart your wallet and you should have 50 addresses showing instead of 20. Electrum will continue making new addresses as you use your wallet, but 50 will show up.
If you ever restore your wallet from seed you will need to retype those commands into the "console" tab to see your 50 addresses because 20 is the default.
If you increase the number of addresses showing to over 100 electrum might start slowing your computer down.
I see this must be sometimes problem.
If you create wallet, it has default of 20 addresses, if you use 50, them import seed to new wallet, it will only show 20 ?
My query is how to create large default of addresses.
I use
gap_limit=50
in console but is no help.
If you create wallet, it has default of 20 addresses, if you use 50, them import seed to new wallet, it will only show 20 ?
My query is how to create large default of addresses.
I use
gap_limit=50
in console but is no help.
Okay I cannot use console for success.
I have found some Multi-Sig addresses, that are from Single-Sig addresses that are not in wallets.
The Single-Sig addresses do not appear in either one of two wallets making up the Multi-Sig wallet.
I view all private keys, and some addresses are missing.
I try in console
getprivatekeys ('address')
and this does result in errors.
Somehow the wallet must find these addresses internally?
I have found some Multi-Sig addresses, that are from Single-Sig addresses that are not in wallets.
The Single-Sig addresses do not appear in either one of two wallets making up the Multi-Sig wallet.
I view all private keys, and some addresses are missing.
I try in console
getprivatekeys ('address')
and this does result in errors.
Somehow the wallet must find these addresses internally?
Seems my chickens have not hatched.
The multi-sig wallet has 88 addresses associated, whilst each of the two single signature wallets has 26 addresses.
It seems I need to find the other keys hidden within their wallets.
I must only use console for this?
The multi-sig wallet has 88 addresses associated, whilst each of the two single signature wallets has 26 addresses.
It seems I need to find the other keys hidden within their wallets.
I must only use console for this?
In latest version of Electrum (v3.0.2)... Right click on the address tab ("View - Show Addresses" if you can't see the Addresses tab)... select "Details"
You'll see the address, public keys... and the "redeem script"... Copy/Paste that Redeem script into coinb.in "verify": https://coinb.in/#verify
It will decode it and show you the addresses that match the public keys.... you will then need to use the original wallets to get the private keys for the addresses.
You'll see the address, public keys... and the "redeem script"... Copy/Paste that Redeem script into coinb.in "verify": https://coinb.in/#verify
It will decode it and show you the addresses that match the public keys.... you will then need to use the original wallets to get the private keys for the addresses.
To create a two out of two wallet, first Electrum creates a normal wallet (containing ordinary addresses), secondly it creates the multi-sig wallet (containing multi-sig addresses).
So to get the priv keys for normal addresses relating to the second wallet (currently containing only multi-sig addresses), I needed to import the seed into another ordinary wallet which then holds all the secondary keys needed.
Thanks for your help.
Re: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - Zcash Zero Knowledge Privacy Secured by Bitcoin
I find error using CLI section inside Agama
For testing I replace all files inside
Agama.app/Contents/Resources/app/assets/bin/osx
with seperate download komodod files
https://github.com/SuperNETorg/komodo/releases/tag/v1.0.8-osx-6
Agama native now works ok with no manual komodod.
Problem is komodod inside Agama is newer xcode, and is error on only some OSX? I use 10.10.5
I find this comment on github
Code:
dumprivkey mykey
CLI response:Code:
dyld: Symbol not found: _clock_gettime
Referenced from: /Applications/Agama.app/Contents/Resources/app/assets/bin/osx/komodo-cli (which was built for Mac OS X 10.12)
Expected in: /usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib
in /Applications/Agama.app/Contents/Resources/app/assets/bin/osx/komodo-cli
Referenced from: /Applications/Agama.app/Contents/Resources/app/assets/bin/osx/komodo-cli (which was built for Mac OS X 10.12)
Expected in: /usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib
in /Applications/Agama.app/Contents/Resources/app/assets/bin/osx/komodo-cli
For testing I replace all files inside
Agama.app/Contents/Resources/app/assets/bin/osx
with seperate download komodod files
https://github.com/SuperNETorg/komodo/releases/tag/v1.0.8-osx-6
Agama native now works ok with no manual komodod.
Problem is komodod inside Agama is newer xcode, and is error on only some OSX? I use 10.10.5
I find this comment on github
Quote
This is related to a change with that Apple made that added clock_gettime. The headers don't honor the setting of macosx-version-min for the method. This causes Boost to pick it up, and use it. There is a fix in Boost to deal with it, but it requires a newer version of Boost. I'm looking at upgrading all the dependencies to current versions, which would fix this.
https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-kinesis-producer/issues/117Re: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - Zcash Zero Knowledge Privacy Secured by Bitcoin
My first starting Agama (on MacBook) I now get
Can I start Komodod manually with Agama?
and will it use the same data directory?
I look inside the data directory and is empty except for one Komodo.conf file.
Quote
Komodod is down!
Error: Komodod debug.log is empty. Looks like daemon didn't start properly. Please retry.
Error: Komodod debug.log is empty. Looks like daemon didn't start properly. Please retry.
Can I start Komodod manually with Agama?
and will it use the same data directory?
I look inside the data directory and is empty except for one Komodo.conf file.
Oh. I select run Agama passively and says must run komodod manually.
I will find and download to run.
I am running Komodod now,
I run Agama natively
Code:
Service Notification
Error starting KMD daemon. Port 7771 is already taken!
but before no daemon was running?Error starting KMD daemon. Port 7771 is already taken!
Is Agama passively has connected with komodod. Is sync very slowly.
Re: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - Zcash Zero Knowledge Privacy Secured by Bitcoin
My first starting Agama (on MacBook) I now get
Can I start Komodod manually with Agama?
and will it use the same data directory?
I look inside the data directory and is empty except for one Komodo.conf file.
Quote
Komodod is down!
Error: Komodod debug.log is empty. Looks like daemon didn't start properly. Please retry.
Error: Komodod debug.log is empty. Looks like daemon didn't start properly. Please retry.
Can I start Komodod manually with Agama?
and will it use the same data directory?
I look inside the data directory and is empty except for one Komodo.conf file.
Oh. I select run Agama passively and says must run komodod manually.
I will find and download to run.
Re: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - Zcash Zero Knowledge Privacy Secured by Bitcoin
My first starting Agama (on MacBook) I now get
Can I start Komodod manually with Agama?
and will it use the same data directory?
I look inside the data directory and is empty except for one Komodo.conf file.
Quote
Komodod is down!
Error: Komodod debug.log is empty. Looks like daemon didn't start properly. Please retry.
Error: Komodod debug.log is empty. Looks like daemon didn't start properly. Please retry.
Can I start Komodod manually with Agama?
and will it use the same data directory?
I look inside the data directory and is empty except for one Komodo.conf file.
Re: [ANN][KMD][dPoW] Komodo - Zcash Zero Knowledge Privacy Secured by Bitcoin
Slack Invite
None of these are valid for me
Is it possible to avoid downloading ZCash params file if you want to use KMD?
Is there a public explorer of KMD assets?
Quote
Proof that you are not a bad guy who wants to spread viruses at our Slack.
For example you could provide an E-mail address from your work instead of gmail or hotmail, a twitter account, links to other websites where your E-mail address is publicly visible, ....
For example you could provide an E-mail address from your work instead of gmail or hotmail, a twitter account, links to other websites where your E-mail address is publicly visible, ....
None of these are valid for me
Is it possible to avoid downloading ZCash params file if you want to use KMD?
Is there a public explorer of KMD assets?
The sort of response i get, this is typed manually so there's errors in the exact copying,
I have tried various things and I can get no useful responses.
Code:
>>help()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/electrum_gui/qt/main_window.py", line 1711 in
return lambda *args: apply(f, (method,args,self.password_dialog ))
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/electrum/commands.py", line104, in _run
result = f(*args, **{'password':password})
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'password' referenced before assignment
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/electrum_gui/qt/main_window.py", line 1711 in
return lambda *args: apply(f, (method,args,self.password_dialog ))
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/electrum/commands.py", line104, in _run
result = f(*args, **{'password':password})
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'password' referenced before assignment
I have tried various things and I can get no useful responses.
Using Electrum 2.9.0 in Ubuntu14.04
Attempting to use console results in
Any help?
Attempting to use console results in
Code:
>>electrum help
Traceback (most recent call last):
electrum help
^
SyntaxError:invalid syntax
>> help
'help' is a function. Type 'help()' to use it in the Python console.
Traceback (most recent call last):
electrum help
^
SyntaxError:invalid syntax
>> help
'help' is a function. Type 'help()' to use it in the Python console.
Any help?
I've created a multi-sig address from two wallets,
I'm now looking at which keys are actually associated with that address.
1- create new standard wallet
2 - create new multi-sig wallet using seed from #1
Each wallet has a bunch of keys in it, so I'm wondering how can i tell which particular keys are associated with a multi sig address?
I'm now looking at which keys are actually associated with that address.
1- create new standard wallet
2 - create new multi-sig wallet using seed from #1
Each wallet has a bunch of keys in it, so I'm wondering how can i tell which particular keys are associated with a multi sig address?
that link is not to your code ?
the transaction will not be stored anywhere unless it is broadcast. and since you have been offline you did not broadcast it so it does not exist anywhere including in your wallet file.
here is your wallet location: http://docs.electrum.org/en/latest/faq.html#where-is-my-wallet-file-located
it stores your transactions. if you want to make sure, open it in a text editor but make sure not to change anything to make it invalid!
here is your wallet location: http://docs.electrum.org/en/latest/faq.html#where-is-my-wallet-file-located
it stores your transactions. if you want to make sure, open it in a text editor but make sure not to change anything to make it invalid!
Ok fantastic thank you.
Then I understand that Electrum will create a transaction, broadcast the transaction,
but will not store data until it receives it from the network?
And if the transaction is not visible in the client, it will not exist in the stored wallet.file?
Hi.
I was playing around with Electrum creating an unsigned raw transaction,
the guide I was looking at was for an out dated version,
so instead of creating a raw transaction I inadvertently created a signed transaction.
Electrum then attempted to broadcast the transaction but the computer is offline so it has not been broadcast.
I do not want that transaction broadcast.
This is not an unconfirmed transaction, it has not been broadcast so it does not exist anywhere else.
My question entails the steps to ensure it is never broadcast?
.
Does Electrum have a cache where such data (un-sent transaction) is stored?
Is it stored in the wallet, or somewhere else in the .electrum directory (using Linux)?
thanks.
EDITED
I cannot see the transaction in the wallet itself,
I also have tried modifying the config file to show,
"confirmed_only": false,
Still offline, the wallet will also still let me create (and attempt to broadcast) a transaction that sends those coins again.
I was playing around with Electrum creating an unsigned raw transaction,
the guide I was looking at was for an out dated version,
so instead of creating a raw transaction I inadvertently created a signed transaction.
Electrum then attempted to broadcast the transaction but the computer is offline so it has not been broadcast.
I do not want that transaction broadcast.
This is not an unconfirmed transaction, it has not been broadcast so it does not exist anywhere else.
My question entails the steps to ensure it is never broadcast?
.
Does Electrum have a cache where such data (un-sent transaction) is stored?
Is it stored in the wallet, or somewhere else in the .electrum directory (using Linux)?
thanks.
EDITED
I cannot see the transaction in the wallet itself,
I also have tried modifying the config file to show,
"confirmed_only": false,
Still offline, the wallet will also still let me create (and attempt to broadcast) a transaction that sends those coins again.
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