2nd Komodo address beside main one

[ghost]

OS: Ubuntu Mode: Basilisk

I have a second Komodo receiving address beside the main one. I didn't generate it. I didn't notice it was there until I made my first transaction.

[satindergrewal]

need exact steps to replicate

[ghost]

I didn't anything special, this was v 0.1.4 on a fresh Ubuntu install. I had the same issue in a previous install of the same version, do you remember? Kashifali tried to help me but the second address disappeared after a while. I loaded Komodo in Basilisk mode and entered my main account, I created a transaction that was sent successfully. Only at that point I had a look at the receiving tab and I found a second receiving address, I can't say at which point it was created. Certainly it wasn't there when I first installed it a few days ago, because I made fresh.

[rtousan]

Ver.0.1.6.1e OS: Ubuntu,Windows Mode: Basilisk

I was also frequently reproduced, If only the main address is displayed, Komodo's transmission will succeed, Transmission will not succeed whenever two addresses are visible.

Clear cache and fetch Wallet Data rarely happens to be one address by doing it. It seems that you need more than one Clear cache and fetch wallet data.

[satindergrewal]

It's a known problem with current versions, and the fix can be expected in future releases sometime.

Transmission will not succeed whenever two addresses are visible.

Having a second address showing in the Basilisk Wallet should never be an issue sending transactions via Basilisk Mode wallet. The issue must be something else, that you are linking with this reported problem.

The second address is only visible on first-time wallet logged in to. Like the passphrase was used first time to login to wallet. To replicate it

• you can just use any new passphrase at login
• login with that, and you'll find two addresses showing in receiving screen.
• It doesn't really matter it is Basilisk Mode, or Full Mode.
• You log out and login back, the second address will disappear and only the main address will show any subsequent login times.
• Since you use Basilisk Mode, and it stores the data in Cache file, the cache file remains the second address and that shows you the second address in all subsequent logins too.

Simple fix/workaround for now:

• When login using new passphrase for the first time, always create a new wallet using that passphrase. And then login.
• If you see the second address in Basilisk Mode, go back to Dashboard of that coin wallet.
• Select Basilisk Actions > Clear and Fetch Wallet Data.
• Next time you shouldn't see that address.