I use the command:
> eth.getTransaction("0xac844bd1107761fec3abe2f55bf739f0e7cc6dd1cd169a60176bfb22
9826b5a8")
Where the brackets contain the hash of the successful transaction. This is what I get:
{
blockNumber: null,
from: "0xcf03e41ee1116bed4f1acf8a2209b4d37d755988",
gas: 90000,
gasPrice: 18000000000,
hash: "0xac844bd1107761fec3abe2f55bf739f0e7cc6dd1cd169a60176bfb229826b5a8",
input: "0x165c4a16000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
00050000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000006",
nonce: 28,
r: "0x4f674ff118c840d032fb3cba8ba0f9cdaed1f73be54f08b487fe1204b5bab809",
s: "0x736f214a50ad1b417380e2c0aee273459f78fac0bd37deb59b4e7c112736acee",
to: "0x2608273b77ef3964ceb1fb488d4b95b30258d091",
transactionIndex: 0,
v: "0xf09",
value: 0
}
Can I make use of any of the above values to generate the Public Key of my transaction?