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Can't send transaction with Ledger when "Use change addresses" is unchecked - Windows #1679

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filchef opened this issue Feb 14, 2016 · 2 comments

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filchef commented Feb 14, 2016

Can't send transaction with Ledger when "Use change addresses" in settings is unchecked.
I like to use the same address for change of transaction to consolidate bitcoins in one address but with Ledger this is impossible.Give me error "Multiple outputs with no change not supported"
Version of Electrum 2.5.4

@filchef filchef changed the title Can't send transaction with Ledger when "Use change addresses" is unchecked Can't send transaction with Ledger when "Use change addresses" is unchecked - Windows Feb 14, 2016
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Sounds like a hardware limitation. I'm really not clear why they enforce all this daft rules; it's not just Ledger.

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ecdsa commented Oct 21, 2016

it works for me, with the ledger nano S. the only problem is that it displays the wrong address on the screen, but that's a separate issue.

@ecdsa ecdsa closed this as completed Oct 21, 2016
Toporin pushed a commit to Toporin/electrum-satochip that referenced this issue Dec 3, 2019
This closes spesmilo#1679

Exporting history has been improved:

- It now returns a fee (if known) -- best efforts are made to examine
prevout_tx (and if the inputs are from wallet & known), it uses those
values to calculate fee.  This calculation is done in a thread with a
250ms timeout (because it does involve deserializing tx's, etc),
leveraging the pre-existing  fee calc code in transaction.py.  It
doesn't go out to the network to do this, though.

- Fees that are so-computed while exporting history are saved back to
the wallet in self.tx_fees

- The export history CLI has been updated as well as the Qt GUI to
always export fee (if known)

Also in this commit:

- Some small nits/fixups to Transaction class
Toporin pushed a commit to Toporin/electrum-satochip that referenced this issue Feb 16, 2021
This closes spesmilo#1679

Exporting history has been improved:

- It now returns a fee (if known) -- best efforts are made to examine
prevout_tx (and if the inputs are from wallet & known), it uses those
values to calculate fee.  This calculation is done in a thread with a
250ms timeout (because it does involve deserializing tx's, etc),
leveraging the pre-existing  fee calc code in transaction.py.  It
doesn't go out to the network to do this, though.

- Fees that are so-computed while exporting history are saved back to
the wallet in self.tx_fees

- The export history CLI has been updated as well as the Qt GUI to
always export fee (if known)

Also in this commit:

- Some small nits/fixups to Transaction class
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