I've been way in over my head hacking around in various Python Bitcoin libraries. From what I understand, input public keys have to be compressed to be accepted. Is that correct? I have an uncompressed address that I am trying to send funds from.
If I compress the input public key it shows the input address as the compressed version which shows no balance in block explorers. However, I get a Signature must be zero for failed CHECK(MULTI)SIG operation
error when I try to broadcast this transaction.
This is the transaction: 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
If I do not compress the input I get this error: Script failed an OP_EQUALVERIFY operation
And this is the uncompressed key transaction: 0100000001edc990f08c1ddd5102dfc7f4af32e7927a14fd8d0bc9996725f38ede549b91f8010000006b483045022100ed2a0f6644ff41b9baba8c35356a414b3da24edaea1bf68396efc7ffcbc5b8e902207b1b22c6201c2e4975cbbfc869632d4a2c89b46477b71ef6f875f1c844346d4d412103e1c33577152151109fe5e02c600f386fda865594c1b989ce0fcfbc0fb0b144a2ffffffff0238300000000000001976a9141a586975175967c83e2b90422bcd8af9a623156288acfdc20d00000000001976a91470fb690a177e8721098d90284ab3c3304ee19cd588ac00000000
Am I correct in understanding that OP_CHECKSIG comes after OP_EQUALVERIFY, so the first transaction is closer to being valid? And thus all I need to do is fix the signature? Or is there something else I'm missing?
Thank you!