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1.abi_json_to_bin enter image description here

2.unlock default wallet

3.get public_key lists,"EOS5CMpK8wH5MzFA3Vptb3RizKr5MLmEF7A4K9FhL4HSyVrVRT7o8" is one of them enter image description here

4.make sure the public_key is related to the account "mytoken" enter image description here

5.get-info,the latest head_block_num is 125258 enter image description here

6.get_block ,the ref_block_prefix of the block is 1750215734,and the timestamp is 2019-12-05T12:20:53.000 enter image description here

7.get_required_keys,it matched enter image description here

8.sign_transaction,the signatures is "SIG_K1_K4p7eKRPY29QT9BcExgM1xz1gBBfziiMPhhGTUpfv49jhhkHcBQciF6cp3mo3gAc2QLJqy5LujN8wPy65U7UoqmRZWGnNp" enter image description here

9.push_action,then there is a problem enter image description here

can anyone give me a hand?I would really appreiciate it!

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First, kill your Keosd process. And try again.

If you get same Error, you would try comparing with root account and without root account.

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  • I create a tested account and there is no difference.
    – user3605
    Commented Dec 6, 2019 at 7:43
  • Signature Key made by chain_ID, context_free_data and Public_key. And push_transaction function in controller.cpp would recover the signature Key. I think one of these data is wrong. I want to recommend debuging programs
    – T Eom
    Commented Dec 6, 2019 at 8:29

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