Wallet713 Panicked

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#1

Hi everyone.

Is any of you using Wallet713?

I haven’t logged into Wallet713 in some months, and suddently when I logged in yesterday, I received this error: Panicked at 'Tried to access actively upgrading TlsStream", and I’m not able to receive any transfer.

I tried to install Wallet713 on another Ubuntu instance, but same error.

Do you guys know what is wrong, and how to fix it?

#2

It is not working after fork it is abandoned like everething in this.

#3

@airblowr you might be better off using grin-wallet at this point, it’s not actively being supported right now. Restoring from seed Into grin-wallet should work fine. Let me know if you need help

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#4

Hi @lehnberg

I will try to restore it, and give you an update - Thank you.

However, I do have one question.

Before I noticed that Wallet713 didn’t work, I withdrew a considerable amount of Grin to my IP where Wallet713 is usually listening.

Are these GRIN lost in space, or will I able to catch them somehow?

#5

Luckily they were not sent into the void, as transactions require wallet-to-wallet interaction to complete. The exchange’s wallet was either unable to reach yours, or communication was established but a valid transaction couldn’t be constructed.

So the exchange still has your grins. Usually they credit you back automatically in 24-48h.

#6

Unfortunately it doesn’t work that way with Hotbit. I had a failed GRIN transaction in the past, and they simply refuse to return your funds.

#7

RIP sorry to hear that.
In future always do a test transaction with a small amount. When first got Link back in 2017 I wasn’t sure how to get it off an exchange and was new to using ether wallets so I would always do a small 1-10 transaction to test I was doing it correctly.

#8

This is the only time I’ve ever heard of an exchange refusing to refund you after a failed tx. Try contacting their support again and ask them for the kernel commitment of the transaction. If they provide you one, show them that it doesn’t exist on-chain (use an explorer like grinscan.net), and therefore they still have access to the coins.