Open sethforprivacy opened 3 years ago
OS/version details:
OS = Manjaro Arch = x86_64 Swap tool = 0.8.1
What is the result of:
swap --version
for the user?asb --version
on your end?The most pressing concern is how to help the user recover funds, but also would love to get to the bottom of this.
Funds are safe as long as the user doesn't delete their data directory. If there isn't a swap in the database, the funds are sitting in the internal wallet and can be used for the next swap.
We may need to add some emergency recovery commands to display that balance / withdraw it.
What is the result of:
swap --version
for the user?
swap 0.8.1
asb --version
on your end?
ASB 0.8.1
I noticed that this error also occurs when the asb sets target_block=0
in its config.toml
. The asb fails to estimate a proper fee and the swap cli gives an error. This is probably not what happened here, but it could be a clue as to why this error occurs.
Funds are safe as long as the user doesn't delete their data directory. If there isn't a swap in the database, the funds are sitting in the internal wallet and can be used for the next swap.
Can you please teach how to get funds back or complete?
Funds are safe as long as the user doesn't delete their data directory. If there isn't a swap in the database, the funds are sitting in the internal wallet and can be used for the next swap.
Can you please teach how to get funds back or complete?
If you trigger another swap, the funds should be used for that.
Funds are safe as long as the user doesn't delete their data directory. If there isn't a swap in the database, the funds are sitting in the internal wallet and can be used for the next swap.
Can you please teach how to get funds back or complete?
If you trigger another swap, the funds should be used for that.
Success! Thank you very much!
I can confirm this issue is still happening on Windows 10 x64, ver 0.9.0 of swap-cli. Steps to reproduce:
swap.exe buy-xmr --receive-address [REDACTED] --change-address [REDACTED] --seller {tested with 3 different sellers}
swap.exe withdraw-btc
. None of the other commands to cancel or resume the swap are valid because there is no swap ID.I lost a good chunk of change due to fees, but quickly realized I should stop using this tool until it gets fixed before I lost even more BTC, or worse, lost the full amount I wanted to swap.
but --rendezvous-point
is not an option for swap buy-xmr
but
--rendezvous-point
is not an option forswap buy-xmr
My bad, it should be --seller
, not --rendezvous-point
. Edited the command to reflect that. I had to manually type it in.
Note: I am opening this for another user who isn't comfortable posting here, but will do my best to relay questions/requests and respond promptly.
A user who attempted to swap with my ASB ran into a new issue I have not seen. When the user started the swap and deposited funds, the swap tool immediately crashed with the following output:
After this failure they attempted to resume/cancel/refund but the swap is not in the swap tool's history/DB:
The only other logs for the swap are:
The most pressing concern is how to help the user recover funds, but also would love to get to the bottom of this.
Will reach out to the user and try to get host/OS/arch/version info.