Topic: How do I find the private keys associated with my addresses in a dump? (Read 1153 times)
bit of progress. next step.
May 30, 2012, 02:16:40 PM
cant seem to get my password to work even with joric's pywallet fork. the functionality of encryption prevents me from getting around this encryption PW huh? i have the right password, is it really possible the bitcoin client corrupted my very password?
as such, all i can get is the encrypted keys in awallet dump. any way around this issue?
as such, all i can get is the encrypted keys in awallet dump. any way around this issue?
May 16, 2012, 05:27:06 PM
Check the .dll's in the root
What?Anyway, the dump is nothing but a text file which can be opened with any standard editor.
I already erased the dumps I played with before, so I cannot look up the prefix for the private keys.
But I remember that it wasn't very complex. Create a new unencrypted wallet and just copy+paste a string into the key field and it'll tell you if the import was successful.
Also, I think I had to switch the format option from base58 to hex.
May 16, 2012, 04:26:13 PM
Check the .dll's in the root
May 15, 2012, 09:56:06 PM
Have dumped my wallet with pywallet.py after my encrypted bitcoin wallet crashed and is unaccessible. How can I use this data to find the private keys associated with my addresses and thus accessall my btc?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
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