use pywallet. extract all the keys, compile them into one txt file, remove duplicates, and sweep them all into your main wallet.
thanks dude.
Topic: Easy way to check if a wallet contains money ? (Read 747 times)
thanks dude.
use pywallet. extract all the keys, compile them into one txt file, remove duplicates, and sweep them all into your main wallet.
As it would have it, I'm cleaning up a lot of old backups, and there's some wallet.dat files lying around, I think all of them are empty, but just to make sure, I want to check the balance of each of them. I know I can put one by one into bitcoind data directory, replacing the original wallet, but I was wondering if somebody already made a simple tool to do this ?
Ie.
Extracting adresses from wallet, then checking against an online service or a local copy of the block chain to find the balance of the wallet.
Anyone know of such a tools ? Tried to search the forum, but to no avail.
Ie.
Code:
./balancechecker backup/wallet.dat -d~/.bitcoin
Extracting adresses from wallet, then checking against an online service or a local copy of the block chain to find the balance of the wallet.
Anyone know of such a tools ? Tried to search the forum, but to no avail.
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