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Through dogecoin-cli, I sent half the dogecoins I own to an external address. Now, when I call the listaccounts function, I get this:
[root@web ~]# ./dogecoin-cli listaccounts
{
"" : -25001.00000000,
"doge" : 48136.85072100
}
Notice how the "" has -25001.00000000. I am using a query from php to get the balance of "doge" and display it to users. That returns 48136.85072100, which is a problem, because I only have 23135.85072100 doge. How can I fix this problem? Thanks!
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rricci2009 commented:
After few transaction by
sendtoaddresscommand, balance in "" became negative. I solved with the "move" command from another account to "". [...]
sipa commented:
That is expected behavior, if your incoming transactions credit accounts other than "", but outgoing transactions debit account "" (the default if you're not using
sendfrom), the "" account will go negative. [...]
Tectract commented:
[...] So, is there a way to do something like a
sendtoaddresscommand that won't leave me with odd negative balances?gavinandresen commented:
Use the
sendfromRPC command.And you can use the
moveRPC command to reset account balances to what you expect (and listaccounts to see all accounts / balances)
This is a problem general to all Bitcoin-derivatives. Perhaps you should edit your question to make it more general. – Nick ODell – 2014-11-18T04:28:46.403
If you have multiple accounts: use
sendfromto send from a specific account. If you don't care about the accounts, usegetbalance– TheDoctor – 2014-11-18T23:38:58.380