Incidentally, you can use the command with spaces in passphrases, but you have to enclose the passphrase in " ". (My passphrase doesn't contain any spaces so that doesn't make any difference to me.) 
Topic: Export private keys 0.7.1 (Read 1321 times)
Thanks. Incidentally, you can use the command with spaces in passphrases, but you have to enclose the passphrase in " ". (My passphrase doesn't contain any spaces so that doesn't make any difference to me.)
Incidentally, you can use the command with spaces in passphrases, but you have to enclose the passphrase in " ". (My passphrase doesn't contain any spaces so that doesn't make any difference to me.) 
Beauty!
It didn't like the space at the end of the passphrase, so I had to change that.
It didn't like the space at the end of the passphrase, so I had to change that.
Use the command walletpassphrase
I'm trying to get my private keys. This is on Win 7. The wallet is encrypted.
returns
Step to step instructions would be appreciated ;-)
Code:
dumpprivkey 1xxxxxxxxxxx
returns
Code:
Private key for address 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxx is not known (code -4)
Step to step instructions would be appreciated ;-)
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