Ethereum smart contract help me please!

Will give 10 usd to the one that get my ether back as thanks.

>mist crashed
Reinstall? You said you had backups.

>>2010506
>10usd
>1 ether is now 80usd

>>2010535
But will my smart contract still be linked to my main account, have no backup of the smart contract?

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>>2010506
>>2010502

what do you mean you cant install the blockchain? are the files corrupt? delete all these files in your chaindata folder and it will try to download it again

>>2010556
Have tried deleting the files, but it keep crashing.
But can I get the contract back, with only my main account?

>>2010605

how long have you had that version of mist?

>>2010623
The newest version also crashed when I tried, I also tried to do it manually with CMD but it didn't help.

>>2010605
As long as you have your:

keyfile
password
contract address

You're good.

1. Save a copy of the keyfile in a different location on your computer, just in case.
2. Find geth on your computer
3. Open up Command Prompt on Windows
3. Go to the folder containing geth (on Command Prompt)
4. type geth removedb and hit enter (this deletes the blockchain data you have stored)
5. Type geth (this starts downloading the blockchain)
6. Once it's done downloading, open Mist (without closing the running geth on Command Prompt)
7. If your account isn't already there, paste your keyfile into the appropriate folder and restart Mist
8. Go to Watch Contract and enter the info for the contract

Now you'll be able to use the contract.

>>2010654
Will I need a keyfile of my smart contract, or do I only need the main account keyfile?
And thanks for the good guide mate, will try it now.

>>2010673
There is no keyfile for contracts. The keyfile (as I'm calling it) is your encrypted private key. Your password is used to decrypt this into your private key, which is what is used to prove your identity on the network.

Google "Ethereum encrypted key file folder" to find where it is on your computer.

>>2010673
https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/108/how-do-i-backup-my-ether-accounts

>>2010673
How much info about your contract do you have? Do you have the ABI or code? If not, it could get tricky, because you'll have to enter an ABI when you watch the contract.

An ABI is what Mist uses to interact with the contract. It's like a facade, it contains the function names, the arguments to the functions, their types, etc.

I didn't list this as a requirement because there might be ways for you to get an ABI that will work for that contract. At the very minimum, you probably need to know the name and arguments (and their types) of the function you're wanting to call. You don't need to know the info for the stuff you don't need to call.

https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/Ethereum-Contract-ABI

Go down to "would result in the JSON" to see what an ABI looks like.