When Bitcoin-Qt is used, the client will broadcast the address with a returning address in a random order. The code used to resolve the destenation address will only parse the first output address:

Address receiver = current.getOutputs().get(0).getScriptPubKey().getToAddress();

Please fix this issue.

How is this an issue? AFAIK, they are both your addresses, so you still get your money back.

I think the problem is that the plugin thinks the transaction was "to" the
change address in the sender's wallet, rather than "to" the
plugin-controlled address that's awaiting a deposit. So the plugin's wallet
gets coins, but the plugin doesn't credit a user's account in response to
the transaction.

On Mon, Apr 1, 2013 at 3:32 PM, meta1203 [email protected] wrote:

How is this an issue? AFAIK, they are both your addresses, so you still
get your money back.

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