This question is related to this question but I'm using the pyethapp client instead of web3.js.
I've created two accounts using pyetahpp:
pyethapp account new # 1
pyethapp account new # 2
and then launched pyethapp on a private test net in console mode. I made a transaction:
In [6]: acct_service = eth.services.accounts
In [7]: acct1 = acct_service.accounts[0]
In [8]: acct2 = acct_service.accounts[1]
In [9]: acct1.unlock('')
In [10]: acct2.unlock('')
In [11]: acct_service.accounts
Out[11]:
[<Account(address=a741c1ad30bfc3d4f16435e9d32ddb31198ed487, id=None)>,
<Account(address=bdce83daac449aa98446e1a0d3b9f95eff53cf02, id=None)>]
In [12]: tx = eth.transact('bdce83daac449aa98446e1a0d3b9f95eff53cf02', value=100)
In [13]: eth.find_transaction(tx)
Out[14]: {}
In [15]: INFO:pow.subprocess nonce found
INFO:pow.subprocess sending nonce
In [16]: eth.find_transaction(tx)
In [15]: eth.find_transaction(tx)
Out[15]: {}
Why can't I see the transaction? There is only one node that is running in the testnet and it is also mining. From what I've seen, pyethapp stops mining once launched in console mode (with the --console flag after run).
