Cannot send bitcoin

[h??.mai]

I have some problems with blockchain wallet at the moment. It wont allow me to send bitcoin. whenever I try to send some, it always responds as: The table 'address_tx_results' is full. My friend's wallet also has the same problems. Has anyone had the same problems? Has anyone known about this problem? How to fix it? or at least give me some explanation?

[bitkilo]

Sorry i have not had this problem myself, hopefully another user here may be able to help.
Might be best to just contact their online support, they used to be pretty quick getting back to users.

[Rmcdermott927]

What browser are you using? I would suggest clearing your cache and possibly trying a new browser type entirely.

[Decoded]

I've tried to replicate your error using my own blockchain wallet, but it's working just fine. Your friend is experiencing the same thing, which hints slightly towards a server side issue. There's nothing you can do in this case. But just in case, use a different browser and check.

[piebeyb]

I thought it might be a problem in your browser, try using another browser, if they find errors and the same problem please let back on this thread, I hope it really helps you

[Rmcdermott927]

When you can eventually get the funds from your blockchain.info wallet, you may want to consider getting a software wallet such as electrum. This way you will not be dependent on a third party to send and receive funds.

[bitkilo]

When you can eventually get the funds from your blockchain.info wallet, you may want to consider getting a software wallet such as electrum. This way you will not be dependent on a third party to send and receive funds.

Blockchain.info would be considered a software wallet i thought, it's not an online wallet because your private keys are stored on your own devise, if blockchain went down couldn't you just import your private key into another client?

[defcon23]

When you can eventually get the funds from your blockchain.info wallet, you may want to consider getting a software wallet such as electrum. This way you will not be dependent on a third party to send and receive funds.

Blockchain.info would be considered a software wallet i thought, it's not an online wallet because your private keys are stored on your own devise, if blockchain went down couldn't you just import your private key into another client?

if it went down: no.
you have to process extract of private keys when it works..

heres a little guide on how to extract them here: https://github.com/OmniLayer/omniwallet ... wallet.org

also: the only thing which is on your side is the encryption , wich is made with ''javascript''

All wallets are encrypted client side using javascript providing protection from server side hacking.

( source: blockchain.info )

conclusion : definitively : avoid online wallets ...

choice 1= harware wallet trezor
choice 2: = electrum
choice 3 = on phone: mycellium

and finaly : LINUX FOR EVER !

friendly.

Deffy

[Decoded]

When you can eventually get the funds from your blockchain.info wallet, you may want to consider getting a software wallet such as electrum. This way you will not be dependent on a third party to send and receive funds.

Blockchain.info would be considered a software wallet i thought, it's not an online wallet because your private keys are stored on your own devise, if blockchain went down couldn't you just import your private key into another client?

Er, not exactly. Blockchain.info is built mostly on client side JavaScript, meaning most operations are performed on your browser. Blockchain.info just stores your encrypted private keys. Every time you visit the login page you basically download the wallet.dat and decrypt it using your password.

The problem is that Blockchain.info is the only place where your private key is stored, and that their software is closed-source. (Of course, you can still see the JavaScript.