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wallet.py #6

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Picktarget opened this issue Apr 15, 2016 · 4 comments
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wallet.py #6

Picktarget opened this issue Apr 15, 2016 · 4 comments

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@Picktarget
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Picktarget commented Apr 15, 2016

hi richardkiss,
I found it's really hard to use the wallet.py.
when I run the wallet.py ,I use command "python wallet.py -p ./".
there is an error about no sqlite3 module?
should I install the db named sqlite3.

@richardkiss
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Sounds like your Python 3 doesn't include the sqlite3 module. You need this module. The way you build python 3 with sqlite3 probably depends upon what OS you're using. Ask Google.

@Picktarget
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ok ,thanks for ur fantastic anwser .I have sloved the problem before.but now I have other problems on "wallet.py create -o "output file" payable" . Does the output file record the transactions?
"wallet.py exclude path_to_tx" the "path_to_tx" is the output file?
where could I found my wallet address?
should I use ku to create a wallet address?
what the contents are in the file named watch_address?

@richardkiss
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The watch_address file just contains a list of addresses. They can be any addresses you're interested in, but I'd suggest you create a BIP32 address, then add a bunch of subkeys so there is only one private key to manage. The idea is to pass in the BIP32 private key when signing transactions (although I don't recall how far along this functionality is). Remember, this is project is not complete!!

@Picktarget
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ok,I got them.Thanks for ur help

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