i have the same problem. No new ethers coming to my wallets! I using the last win64 0.8.1! any ideas? When i check etherchain.org there are the transactions, but not in my wallet?
@dlehenky man... I give up... can I change the wallet address on my mining rig? and will the credits that I have already on the ethpool will be transferred? thanks
If you are having problems using Parity, just use your Ethereum Wallet.
FYI, as dlehenky said, it's an option to start the parity client, these clients like Parity and geth are started from the Command Prompt, not by clicking some icon. So open Command-Prompt, browse to the folder where you have parity installed/extracted, enter command parity.exe --geth press Enter.
Yes, you can change the address you use on your mining pool, just enter the desired address when starting your miner. No, you cannot transfer your funds that you already have on ethpool, they will be paid to the address you have used. Yes, you can transfer your funds from your local wallet, using Ethereum Wallet or Parity to another address, that's what we've been trying to help you with.
@Smokyish I tried to transfer it to another wallet but is asking me to create a new parity signed key and enter it on the web browser,..... but I dont know where can I get those key.. and also if you see the above picture, I tried to put only 4 keys-4keys-4keys-4keys and still doesn't work..
i have the same problem. No new ethers coming to my wallets! I using the last win64 0.8.1! any ideas? When i check etherchain.org there are the transactions, but not in my wallet?
@hvalentino mN2b-tzGY-Q8w1-TTAE is your singer UI key in that screenshot. Paste that once into the singer UI, and then parity will ask you for your password after each transaction by showing a (!) icon in the top left of the web interface.
I should probably make a pull request to fix that on windows. It's pretty confusing with the un-used formatting characters around the singer key.
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FYI, as dlehenky said, it's an option to start the parity client, these clients like Parity and geth are started from the Command Prompt, not by clicking some icon. So open Command-Prompt, browse to the folder where you have parity installed/extracted, enter command
parity.exe --gethpress Enter.Yes, you can change the address you use on your mining pool, just enter the desired address when starting your miner.
No, you cannot transfer your funds that you already have on ethpool, they will be paid to the address you have used.
Yes, you can transfer your funds from your local wallet, using Ethereum Wallet or Parity to another address, that's what we've been trying to help you with.
I should probably make a pull request to fix that on windows. It's pretty confusing with the un-used formatting characters around the singer key.