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Thanks, I can also use this. Just wondering, what is available to read and convert QR codes in Windows to text files?
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I found on another thread a reference to a RPC command "importwallet" although i can find no documentation about it anywhere so i am looking for a different approach.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
I wrote a small script to restore altcoin wallets after a fork.
Essentially all it does is dump private keys and then import them in a new wallet.
https://github.com/ethought/PrivateKeyMover
Yup, that's how I came across it. It's a very helpful addition. It's just that the import format has to be reversed engineered from the dumpwallet file / the source code if you want to build your own file.
Ah, didn't realize thats what the question was. It's the multibit format. 
The documentation is the integrated online help. use the help rpc on any rpc.
Yup, that's how I came across it. It's a very helpful addition. It's just that the import format has to be reversed engineered from the dumpwallet file / the source code if you want to build your own file.
The documentation is the integrated online help. use the help rpc on any rpc.
I found on another thread a reference to a RPC command "importwallet" although i can find no documentation about it anywhere so i am looking for a different approach.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
Yeah it's not documented here where most of the other RPC commands are, but I thought I had already mostly answered you in the original thread over here. The only "official documentation" as far as I know is in the actual source code.
Or of course you could use one of the better documented APIs as bitsta recommended.
I found on another thread a reference to a RPC command "importwallet" although i can find no documentation about it anywhere so i am looking for a different approach.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
write a script (python, perl, bash) and use a loop which executes the rpc-command "importprivkey" on every privatekey inside your list. if you need any support, let me know.
regards
Bista that would be awesome, could you give me an example? like a .bat file or something with just a few spoofed keys that i could use as a template then i can just copy and paste the few hundred addresses i have left to import.
I found on another thread a reference to a RPC command "importwallet" although i can find no documentation about it anywhere so i am looking for a different approach.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
write a script (python, perl, bash) and use a loop which executes the rpc-command "importprivkey" on every privatekey inside your list (list could be realized with loading an external file[containing the privkeys] into an array). if you need any support, let me know.
regards
I found on another thread a reference to a RPC command "importwallet" although i can find no documentation about it anywhere so i am looking for a different approach.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
How would a person import a list of private keys into Bitcoin QT through either debug window or Bitcoind? Not a single address but a long list of private keys.
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