Quote from: jommy99 on June 01, 2017, 01:25:46 PM

Quote from: Caze on May 31, 2017, 09:01:21 PM

Could anyone care to explain why when I tried to move small amounts (10 PND) to Cryptopia, I got the error that I may have already spent those coins and my balance kept going down by huge amounts? Now the blockchain explorer shows (https://chainz.cryptoid.info/pnd/block.dws?1861310.htm) that my balance has gone down and that I've sent about 2 million PND to some random addresses. The coins I sent to Cryptopia have also appeared there despite the error and PandaBank saying the transaction was conflicted. Can't see current balance in PandaBank yet as I'm currently redownloading the blockchain.

It looks like you were either far from synced up or had a local problem on your PandaBank when you were sending the 10, you seemed to send out a bunch of 10 PND transactions. The random addresses you sent to should be your own change addresses, when PandaBank sends it finds an appropriate input(s) and usually their is more than required so the remainder goes to one of your change addresses. You should see your full balance again once you are fully synched up. Always keep a backup of your wallet.dat and I would keep one off the pc's hard disk even, for maximum safety in case the hard drive should fail or be failing. Your wallet.dat contains your private key and all your addresses and labels and even though it is not that large a file contains everything you need to recover your PandaBank and accounts / balances.

Let us know if you need help, or have questions or concerns. There are ways to speed up your re-sync effort if you want using a snapshot or bootstrap file. There is also an installer that makes it fast and easy to install the latest PandaBank with a recent snapshot just be sure to have your wallet.dat backed up and safe. There is also a commandline option -rescan to rescan your PandaBank that can re scan your wallet against its copy of the blockchain..

Yeah, I did several of those 10 PND transactions as I was trying to see if it started working at some point. I had the PandaBank in Lite mode and synced up (according to it) when I did those transactions and I remembered after that post that it probably was something like those change addresses that was going on. Hybrid mode doesn't work for me so I started downloading the whole blockchain in classic mode, but that's a pain in the ass so I downloaded the snapshot from your links. Also noticed that I may have been using an old version as my PandaBank said it was version 3.0.3 and the website has 3.0.4.

~~Problem is now that I keep getting this when trying to open PandaBank.~~

Code:

EXCEPTION: St9bad_alloc
std::bad_alloc
C:\Program Files (x86)\Digital Pandacoin\pandacoin-qt.exe in Runaway exception

Never mind, got it working. I think I might have had the PandaBank in hybrid or lite mode and it kept running out of memory when trying to load the blockchain. Made sure I was in classic mode before I copied in the snapshot and it started working.

And I have several copies of my wallet.dat saved both online and offline.

EDIT:
Lite mode gets stuck at this when syncing.

Code:

ERROR: AcceptBlock() : rejected by hardened checkpoint lock-in at 1675000
ERROR: ProcessBlock() : AcceptBlock FAILED
Process block failed bbaa4aafb7e52e2e2c74

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