Gridcoin-research: listsinceblock (Linux command line) does not show "generate" on address until assigned to account

[Nuwisam]

Recently I staked a block with my "change" address. Unfortunately it does not show in list from "listsinceblock". Interestingly when I receive normal transaction on that address it does show in "listsinceblock".

Is that known / expected behaviour?

[tomasbrod]

Does it show in the GUI?

[Nuwisam]

Yeah, forgot to mention - I am using Linux command line client (gridcoinresearchd).

[tomasbrod]

Are you able to start a GUI client? If you are, then please check if the transactions appear in the gui.

[Nuwisam]

Sorry, not really - it is headless server.

[Nuwisam]

getbalance is affected by this transaction and it shows correct value.

The same is true for "list rsa"- TxCount, Last Block Paid and CPID Lifetime Research Paid are showing correct values.

Just listsinceblock hides it.

[iFoggz]

this rpc call uses same general function as listtransactions

[Nuwisam]

Could you please point me the class having this "general function"? Maybe I could take a quick look myself and try to figure it out.

[Nuwisam]

So... I assigned an account to this address (by gridcoinresearchd setaccount) and now it shows "generate" transaction in listsinceblock (reminder - it showed "receive" transactions for this address even before). It kinda resolves my issue.

However I still would like to know (if someone has time and desire to explain):
1) Why was the change address used to stake a block? My suspicion - it was once used before for "receive" transaction.
2) Since it was used to stake a block - why did listsinceblock hide it when it had no account / name assigned? Why only "generate" transactions?
3) Is there a way to list all addresses (named / accounted and unnamed / unaccounted) associated with my wallet?
(all referring to Linux command line)

[tomasbrod]

1) any P2PKH or P2PK unspent transaction output will be used for staking if it is not reserved by settings, contains non-dust amount and is mature (16h prod, 1h test). You simply sent some money, change returned to you using change address and then it staked.
2) idk
3) listaddressgroupings

[Nuwisam]

First of all - thanks for your answer.

Ad 2. - I would love to see if it is expected result or some minor bug, but I am unable to find mentioned "general function" for listing transactions in any class (there are simply to many of them). Maybe if someone points me in the right direction (class name) I would be able to investigate from there.

Ad 3. - I know this command, but it does not fully satisfy my needs, as it lists only "non-empty" addresses. Windows client somehow gets even those without any transactions that are assigned to given wallet (I was using Windows client for a moment and it showed all the addresses generated by "getnewaddress", even those without account / name and transaction).

[iFoggz]

ok looking at this. I see that it uses the old ListTransactions which does things a lot different. Turns out that ListTransactions function alone does not show change period even for transactions. I had sent some coins to an address and let the change go to a change address yet it would not show in listsinceblock at all. The ListTransactions alone does show generated transactions however not for change either.

I've since tested using ListTransactions2 here and it now shows change addresses as well. so i'll test a Stake with a change address to see if this is included. if so a migration to ListTransactions2 here may be the solution