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transactions – 18: bad-txns-input-consumed – Bitcoin Stack Exchange

I want sendRawtransactoin to be sent to the testnet. I received the error "18: bad-txns-input-consumed".
My input is not output in the testnet, help!

{
"Version 1",
"LockTime": "0",
"Vin": [
        {
            "TxId": "ed34d4d2b9953a4ef585a13454a00501783675752b640b8cc68235afe5495498",
            "Vout": "1",
            "ScriptSig": {
                "Asm": "3045022100aa4cfe7482c52e961b617658d8029b524f8fe2a33ae3a4acd1d4f46684e8703f022077db4cd5b21413761b44e5511ddb45a91f2cbff52537677c2703a6f1f2cea6e4[ALL] 02763d72701702a421c464eb3a8dad8bd653d5fc2bddd1b08f1563d14952fda861 ",
"Hex": "483045022100aa4cfe7482c52e961b617658d8029b524f8fe2a33ae3a4acd1d4f46684e8703f022077db4cd5b21413761b44e5511ddb45a91f2cbff52537677c2703a6f1f2cea6e4012102763d72701702a421c464eb3a8dad8bd653d5fc2bddd1b08f1563d14952fda861"
},
"CoinBase": zero,
"TxInWitness": null,
Sequence: 4294967295
},
{
TxId: 1838578c8d25a5febc846720fb0a41d2d8a7790ab78eb88ea34c8cf95456808a,
"Vout": "12",
"ScriptSig": {
"Asm": "30450221008f7f898041cc6d7f71f110d29bfef37b880e0bc3290cbe958ed8a8321f8d34a0022034ddcbc93f9470a92da47cc667d1afe1f913ef5ded3d23b1c013954543[ALL] 03c2c30029d7b3b386f335cfee7ee1973d2f835837a5bc74c57a6e2300b4e06c60 ",
"Hex": "4830450221008f7f898041cc6d7f71f110d29bfef37b880e0bc3290cbe958ed8a8321f8d34a0022034ddcbc93f9470a92da47cc667d1afe1f913ef5ded3d23b1c018639e1ea1558e012103c2c30029d7b3b386f335cfee7ee1973d2f835837a5bc74c57a6e2300b4e06c60"
},
"CoinBase": zero,
"TxInWitness": null,
Sequence: 4294967295
}
],
"Vout": [
        {
            "Value": 0.00000546,
            "N": 0,
            "ScriptPubKey": {
                "Asm": "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 967d51a069067fe51f61ffc68cb9a785da0232a0 OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
                "Hex": "76a914967d51a069067fe51f61ffc68cb9a785da0232a088ac",
                "ReqSigs": 1,
                "Type": "pubkeyhash",
                "Addresses": [
                    "muEfn8o5UAe7unSgAos5kjfJyuP7bf7j6R"
                ]
            }
},
{
"Value": 0,
"N": 1,
"ScriptPubKey": {
"Asm": "OP_RETURN 6f6d6e6900000000000000000000000000000f4240",
"Hex": "6a146f6d6e69000000000000000000000000000f4240",
"ReqSigs": 0,
"Type": "nulldata",
"Addresses": null
}
},
{
"Value": 0,00013667
"N": 2,
"ScriptPubKey": {
"Asm": "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 4fe9fd815c8bcc5138b876f3f82056638a09893d OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
"Hex": 76a9144fe9fd815c8bcc5138b876f3f82056638a09893d88ac,
"ReqSigs": 1,
"Type": "pubkeyhash",
"Addresses": [
                    "mnoVz8sgcofzGGdq54aqFUUtJBD99zXiYB"
                ]
            }
}
],
TxId: 3a66d9e4bcfc130dd93c691ba3c6c80a170f8d4344f30d46cced6da7c3daeb78
}

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After the last payout date, you should assume that the stock exchange no longer has a wallet for the good listed in the list. For a while, they may still have the private keys, but if they have multiple customers who have forgotten to retire, they can not reasonably hand over those keys to just one customer – so that would be the only fair process either Sell ​​the coins and donate the proceeds to charity or destroy the keys

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I try to optimize some queries at a large table, but can not speed it up. I was wondering if it is possible to run TimescaleDB even faster?

Test results:




Select tracker => number (*) from clicks where click_at is between & # 39; 2019-04-15 00: 00: 00 & # 39; and & # 39; 2019-04-17 23: 59: 59 & # 39 ;;;
number
----------
31385884
(1st row)

Time: 2306.110 ms (00: 02.306)

When I try to group the results, it gets a little worse:




select tracker => time_bucket (& # 39; 1 day & # 39 ;, click_at) as ts, (*) count from clicks, where click_at is between & # 39; 2019-04-15 00: 00: 00 & # 39; and & # 39; 2019-04-17 23: 59: 59 & # 39; group after ts;
ts | number
------------------------ + ----------
2019-04-15 02: 00: 00 + 02 | 28855475
2019-04-14 02: 00: 00 + 02 | 2530409
(2 rows)

Time: 3453,420 ms (00: 03.453)

Both queries execute a parallel index or seq scan, depending on the block size.

It was expected that a piece has at least 100 million records.

Can you do it faster or not?

The clicks table structure is below.

Thank you in advance!

        
        
        
        Column | Type | Sorting | Nullable |
default
----------------------- + -------------------------- + ----------- + ---------- + ------
-------------------------------
id | bigint | | not null | NexTV
al (& # 39; clicks_id_seq1 & # 39;; regclass)
click_at | Timestamp with time zone | | not null | now()
hash_id | Characters vary | | not null |
offer_id | Integer | | not null |
affiliate_id | Integer | | not null |
affiliate_sub | Text | | |
affiliate_sub2 | Text | | |
affiliate_sub3 | Text | | |
affiliate_sub4 | Text | | |
affiliate_sub5 | Text | | |
Source | Text | | |
ip | inet | | |
country_iso | Characters vary | | |
Connection type | smallint | | |
asn | Integer | | |
long | Characters vary | | |
referer | Text | | |
device_types_id | Integer | | |
browsers_id | Integer | | |
offer_payout_types_id | Integer | | |
offer_urls_id | Integer | | |
offer_files_id | Integer | | |
affiliate_click_id | Text | | |
affiliate_unique1 | Text | | |
affiliate_unique2 | Text | | |
affiliate_unique3 | Text | | |
affiliate_unique4 | Text | | |
affiliate_unique5 | Text | | |
user_variables | Text | | |
devices_id | Integer | | |
ip_proxy | inet | | |
tracking_users_id | Integer | | |
Conversion status | smallint | | |
indices:
"clicks_affiliate_id_idx" btree (affiliate_id)
"clicks_click_at_idx" btree (click_at DESC)
"clicks_hash_id_idx" btree (hash_id)
"clicks_id_idx" btree (id)
"clicks_offer_id_idx" btree (offer_id)
"clicks_tracking_users_id_idx" btree (tracking_users_id)
Triggers:
ts_insert_blocker BEFORE INSERTING INCLUDE Click _ti for each series execution method
mescaledb_internal.insert_blocker ()

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Hello, that's just my WebCrawler feature for small sites. I would like to know what I am doing wrong. I am grateful for all points

Import BS4 as BS
import urllib.request
of urllib.parse import urlparse, urljoin
Import pprint


Class page (object):
def __init __ (self, base_url, url):
self.url = url
self.base_url = base_url
def soup (self):
sauce = urllib.request.urlope (self.url) .read ()
return (bs.BeautifulSoup (sauce, & # 39; lxml & # 39;))
def title (self):
Soup = Auto Soup ()
Back supp.title.string
def left (self):
URLs = []
        Soup = Auto Soup ()
href = [i.get('href') for i in soup.findAll('a') ]
        left = [i for i in (list(map((lambda url : url if bool(urlparse(url).netloc) == True else urljoin (self.base_url, url)),href))) if i.startswith(self.base_url)]
        Return links
def map_page (self):
map = {self.url: {# title #: self.title (), links left #: set (self.links ())}}
Return the card

def site_map (base_url):
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left_to_map = [base_url]

    def check_and_add (url):
If the URL does not exist in map_pages:
            [links_to_map.append(i) for i in Page(base_url,url).links()]
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