Make sure pwalletMain is not null whenever it's used in PS client - #2190
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| { | ||
| if(fMasternodeMode) return false; // no client-side mixing on masternodes | ||
| if(!fEnablePrivateSend) return false; | ||
| if(!pwalletMain || pwalletMain->IsLocked(true)) return false; |
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Condition pwalletMain->IsLocked(true) is not checked in new code. Is it OK?
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Ooops. This is ok but it's from another fix. Will revert here.
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…shpay#2190) * Make sure pwalletMain is not null whenever it's used in PS client * partially revert
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Fixes another crash when wallet is shutdown right after the start and makes code a bit safer in general :)