I can provide you with a step-by-steps Example of how to resemble a p2sh output required for a simple one-signature transaction in Ethereum.
DISCLAIMER: This is a Simplified Example and not intended to be used in production. Please note that BIP16 (Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 16) Requires A More Complex Implementation, Including Script Verification, which is outside the scope of this article.
Ethereum’s P2SH (Private Key Hash) Transaction Format Allows for Multiple Outputs with Different Scripts, Such as the Mandatory Script-Verify -… Error. Here’s an Example of How to Redema A P2SH Output Required for a Simple One-Signature Transaction:
Create a New Ethereum Wallet
First, Let’s Create A New Ethereum Wallet Using the Eth-Wallet Command-Line Tool:
`Bash
$ ETH-Wallet Create-Newwallet
This will prompt you to choose a wallet name and location. Let’s use the default location.
Generate Private Keys
Next, Let’s generate some private keys for our new wallet:
`Bash
$ ETH wallet getnewaddress 0x ...
This will output a new public address (e.g., 0x ...) and a corresponding private key (E.G., 0x ...). We’ll use thesis to create the one-signature transaction.
Create a Simple One-Signature Transaction
Let’s create a new transaction that request only one output with a script. We’ll use the following data:
`Json
{
"Transaction": {
"To": "0x ...", // Recipient Address
"Value": 1, // Input Value (1 ether = 1000000 USD)
"Gas": 20000, // Gas limit
"GASPRICE": 20, // Gas price in Wei
"Script": "0x ..." // Script to Execute for this transaction
}
}
We’ll use the ETH-Fulfillment Command-Line Tool to create and Redeem A P2SH Output Required for This Transaction:
`Bash
$ ETH wallet newaddress 0x ...
$ ETH-Fulfillment-scripting mode = 3-transaction = "0x ... 1 20000 20 0x ..."-TX index = 0 0x ...
This will create a new transaction and redeem the first output required by the script. The -scripting mode = 3 flag enables script verification, which is necessary for p2sh transactions.
Verify the Redemption
To Verify That the Redemption was Successful, You Can Use The Following Command:
`Bash
$ ETH-Fulfillment-Scripture mode = 0-transaction = "0x ... 1 20000 20 0x ..."-TX index = 0-Output index = 0-Verify-TXHASH = " your_transaction_hash "
This will verify that the redemption was successful by checking the transaction’s output index.
Note: You’ll Need to Replace Your_Transaction_hash With the Actual Transaction hash generated by your wallet.