Using payment-request adds strange address to address book #3006

issue Diapolo openend this issue on September 17, 2013
  1. Diapolo commented at 12:42 pm on September 17, 2013: none

    I’m using https://bitcoincore.org/~gavin/createpaymentrequest.php to test some GUI things with payment-requests and created one with a payment to address mfYEyfXvxhiRWyqmMUnVCTHrdjaCb5dvPn, which I have in my addressbock with label Gavin (AFAIK that one is one of his ^^).

    Now see what happens (only with secure payments):

    before (before)

    after (after)

  2. Diapolo commented at 12:56 pm on September 17, 2013: none

    This is from my debug.log:

  3. Diapolo commented at 1:12 pm on September 17, 2013: none

    It seems in WalletModel::SendCoinsReturn WalletModel::sendCoins(WalletModelTransaction &transaction) there is something happening, which causes this. I tried to output rcp.address and rcp.label to debug.log and both are plain emtpy.

    I debugged further and found out that this gets called (with empty or invalid parameters): https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/qt/walletmodel.cpp#L272

  4. luke-jr commented at 0:31 am on September 19, 2013: member
    I bet this is fixed with #1850 ? Maybe finally an easy test case for it…
  5. Diapolo commented at 8:45 am on October 4, 2013: none
    @laanwj This needs your help…
  6. laanwj commented at 11:44 am on October 7, 2013: member
    That’s a very strange address indeed. I’ve done the paymentrequests tests myself and did not encounter this. @diapolo Can you confirm or deny @luke-jr’s suspicion that this is solved with #1850? It could indeed have to do with a non-standard output somehow being converted to an (invalid, unlabaled) address.
  7. Diapolo commented at 11:57 am on October 7, 2013: none
    @laanwj I’m going to integrate @luke-jr’s patch, can you try to use the label, address and condition in my initial post to see if you can re-create the issue?
  8. Diapolo commented at 12:16 pm on October 7, 2013: none

    I included @luke-jr’s patch into my local build and still get the weird 3QJmnh address added to my addressbook. Perhaps it is important to mention that my testnet wallet is encrypted.

    Here is the link to the payment-request: https://bitcoincore.org/~gavin/createpaymentrequest.php?merchant=bitcoincore&address1=mfYEyfXvxhiRWyqmMUnVCTHrdjaCb5dvPn&amount1=0.001&address2=&amount2=&address3=&amount3=&time=0&expires=never&memo=My+Memo...&payment_url=on&ACK_message=Zahlung+erfolgreich%2C+danke!&produce_uri=on&submit=Create+Payment+Request

  9. Diapolo commented at 11:46 am on October 8, 2013: none
    @laanwj Alright, we HAVE a problem in void SendCoinsDialog::on_sendButton_clicked(), when we have a payment request, entry->getValue() has nothing in address or label, just amount and authenticatedMerchant are filled. We shouldn’t try to add anything to our addressbook, when we have a payment request IMHO?
  10. laanwj closed this on Oct 16, 2013

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