Quote from: CredaCash on August 16, 2019, 08:46:36 PM

Quote from: Codect on August 16, 2019, 08:29:34 PM

Quote from: CredaCash on August 16, 2019, 07:57:01 PM

Quote from: Codect on August 16, 2019, 07:49:46 PM

Definitely some issues with the sending process. Tried sending 100,000 out of a balance of 212,000 and it says insufficient funds after cutting it up into 25 transactions. Right now seems like sending multiple small chunks manually is working far better than large lump sums.

Noted, thank you. You could try stopping the wallet and then restarting with the command line or configuration file option "--tx-new-billet-wait-sec=180". This will cause the wallet to wait 3 minutes for an expected incoming billet to clear before reporting "Insufficient funds".

Seems like no additional billets are being generated / cleared. I should clarify I was trying to consolidate my balances across numerous wallets, however, no amount of waiting appears to remedy the issue. It's been at least 10 min since I attempted sending coins and now even attempting to send 500 coins results in the below message.

The wallet appears to have sufficient balance, but there are not enough billets available to construct the
transaction. It may be possible to manually solve this problem by sending transactions to yourself to split the wallet
balance into more output billets.

Error:
{
"code" : -6,
"message" : "Insufficient funds"

Our apologies for the difficulties. Does the command "ping" work? Is the console output of ccnode.exe still reporting new blocks (the latest block as of this post is level 203683). If you do a listsinceblock command, how many transactions do you see with zero confirmations and what is the total value of their output billets? (Note that unconfirmed transactions should be listed last, but it may take a while for this command to complete because it filters out and does not report unconfirmed mint transactions that did not earn a mining reward.) How does this compare with the balance reported by getbalance? If you use the command cc.poll_destination to poll the address of one of the unconfirmed transactions, does the transaction then show as cleared after a short time? Does the command listunspent show any unspent billets, and what is their total value compared to the amount you are trying to send?

P.S., did you at some point copy the wallet .ccw file to another computer and then start using it at two computers at the same time? If so, then the balances of the two wallets might overlap, and when you send funds from one wallet, it could have made those same funds unspendable in the other wallet.

So ping is working fine, block is showing 204721

Listsinceblock doesnt seem to be working for me, however, I ran cc.poll on both wallets, but only 1 would finish the other would hang. So far I still see a bunch of unconfirmed transactions according to listtransactions.

Running listunspent I see the following:

wallet 1
Sum unspent = 42.3076
Getbalance = 1042.2348

wallet2
Sum unspent = 210994.93
Getbalance = 210994.93

Attempting to send from wallet 1 continues to fail even when sending 100, however, wallet 2 I was just able to send 50,000.

As far as the wallets are concerned these each should have been unique to each PC mining separately and then I've since consolidated all the wallet files to a single PC. I've been trying to consolidate the balances as I had quite a few different machines/wallets.

****** update *****

First wallet seems to have a phantom 1,000, but the other wallet is functioning just fine now. I think there may have been a ccnode issue hindering wallet 2, but something funky happened with wallet 1. I am not worried about the 1,000 coins from wallet 1 so don't waste your time unless you are curious to investigate.

I'll confirm once I've consolidated all coins, but I think it should be fine from here on out :crossfingers:

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