There's several ways to get the send/transaction history. Try get_sends: http://counterpartyd.readthedocs.org/en/latest/API.html#get-sends

Example get_sends JSON RPC request payload that gets all valid sends of XCP *from* the address 14qqz8xpzzEtj6zLs3M1iASP7T4mj687yq may look like:

i.e.


For all the possible fields you can filter on, see http://counterpartyd.readthedocs.org/en/latest/API.html#send-object

When you make this call you will get back a list of 1 or more send objects. See the send-object link above for the fields these objects will have.

There is also http://counterpartyd.readthedocs.org/en/latest/API.html#get-messages which will basically get you a history of every data-base level action counterpartyd did for a specific block number (essentially a list of transactions), but I think that may be too low level for what it sounds like you're trying to do.

I'm assuming you don't have 228GB of RAM on your machine. I only have 192GB on my server so it would end up swapping to HDD like crazy. That explains 0% CPU, it could literally take years to finish if a program expecting RAM is actually swapping to HDD.

Not sure how you got your process so large, but you need to get it to use less RAM.

James

P.S. As soon as the web interface is ready, you should be able to consolidate. Why the rush?

Are you working with little RAM? A reindex takes awhile but it shouldn't be a big deal, and you should only have to do it once at most (for a given bitcoin installation).

To consolidate your XCP, really the best/only way at this point is multiple 'counterpartyd send' calls. Just issue a send call for each address you have XCP in, to one main address. Use blockchain to look up the XCP balance at each address. e.g.

Unfortunately you'll need a little bit of BTC at each address you're sending from to cover the miner fee. Is that what you were asking?

The web wallet will have address sweeping tools added to it in the near future, a few weeks after release most likely (once it's stabilized out). With this you'll be able to import a private key from your blockchain or bitcoin-qt wallet and it will sweet the BTC and/or XCP from the address associated with that key into one of the web wallet addresses.

Install Bitcoind/CounterpartyD, Import your addresses via. Importprivkey in bitcoind or QT, then write a short script with all the addresses and vary them through the send function to an address you want to consolidate to.

Ok so I have Bitcoin QT open.. and it appears to be synced....
Is that all a reindex is ? I'm so confused on just that part "the reindex"

Why does it matter ?

once I understand all this, I'm going to make a video tutorial.

Can someone give me the link to counterpartyd 5.0 exe installer ?

sent

ya know.. come to think of it. A 1 XCP Tx fee is pretty dam expensive. $5.00 to withdraw ? I guess thats no matter how much you withdraw ? When XCP is up in the Mastercoin arena as far as pricing goes.. that's going to be hefty! lol.  

forward those private keys right over in a pm. and Ill surely see to it that all xcp balance is consolidated very nicely  

Its been 4+ blocks now and it is still sitting in the deposit acct. I will try sending some BTC dust to it