is repairwallet crediting when it should be debiting?

[mdpfeiffer]

I think repairwallet is crediting my balance when it should be debiting my balance. I have an incrementally growing balance on my wallet (that is not recognized by the ledger, and not spendable). It's a cosmetic problem, primarily, not a security problem. But for my local QT wallet (Mac) it means I can't tell which addresses actually have how many coins, which transactions are valid.

Most of the internal wallet transactions when I send coins to myself don't make it to the blockchain. They appear to accrue coinday but never stake because they have zero confirmations.

[ligerzero459]

I encountered the same issue in my Windows wallet, seemingly related to the fork. My only solution was to dump all my keys, delete my wallet and import the keys again to force the wallet to properly rescan each address.

On Nov 28, 2015, at 08:16, mdpfeiffer [email protected] wrote:

I think repairwallet is crediting my balance when it should be debiting my balance. I have an incrementally growing balance on my wallet (that is not recognized by the ledger, and not spendable). It's a cosmetic problem, primarily, not a security problem. But for my local QT wallet (Mac) it means I can't tell which addresses actually have how many coins, which transactions are valid.

Most of the internal wallet transactions when I send coins to myself don't make it to the blockchain. They appear to accrue coinday but never stake because they have zero confirmations.

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[jwrb]

This is interesting. I had issues with disappearing balance due to the fork, however sending coins to myself always results in a correctly broadcast transaction which gets transactions. Both on the paycoind and also QT. I've not had an issue with this bizarrely.