I just faced problem with importing private keys from my Android wallet to desktop based.
I used openssl to decrypt this key using command enc -d -aes-256-cbc -in keyfile -a -k psswd.
In output I got 52 chars long key. When trying to importprivatekeys in debug console I got message: Invalid private key encoding (code -5)
So far I read compatible length of key is 58 chars.
Now would like to ask this question:
Are all android based wallets always using same kind encryption when creating backup keys : aes-256-cbc ?
Is command I used to decrypt keys correct?
Sorry, I'm just begginer, anyone help appreciated.
I used openssl to decrypt this key using command enc -d -aes-256-cbc -in keyfile -a -k psswd.
In output I got 52 chars long key. When trying to importprivatekeys in debug console I got message: Invalid private key encoding (code -5)
So far I read compatible length of key is 58 chars.
Now would like to ask this question:
Are all android based wallets always using same kind encryption when creating backup keys : aes-256-cbc ?
Is command I used to decrypt keys correct?
Sorry, I'm just begginer, anyone help appreciated.
Hey degxtra1.
We are looking into this and it might have something to do with the import function in the new wallet.
We will have updates on the matter in this thread http://auroraspjall.is/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=349