Is it possible to convert a Bitcoin Core "timesmart" into human-readable format?

walletrecovery

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Thanks Sir! Could you teach me how to use this tool, i need a simple software that can convert a number into human-readable format?
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What i showed is only simple example of Python 3 (programming language) library. If you're looking for user-friendly/ready-to-use tool, you might want to use website such as https://timestamp.online/.
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Quote from: walletrecovery on January 15, 2022, 10:50:54 AM

Quote from: ABCbits on January 15, 2022, 07:03:49 AM

According to https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/v22.0/src/wallet/transaction.h#L108-L117, "timesmart" uses timestamp. So all you need to do is finding or create script which convert timestamp to human-readable format (such as Date/Time).

Code:

>>> # Simple example with Python 3
>>> from datetime import datetime
>>> datetime.fromtimestamp(1613256165).isoformat()
2021-02-13T17:42:45
>>> from time import ctime
>>> ctime(1613256165)
'Sat Feb 13 17:42:45 2021

Thanks Sir! Could you teach me how to use this tool, i need a simple software that can convert a number into human-readable format?

It appears the "timesmart" entries are timestamps of your transactions.
Below is a simple function based on ETFbitcoin's code that you can insert into your program:

Code:

from time import ctime
def timesmart2humanReadable(timesmart)
    return ctime(timesmart)

walletrecovery

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Quote from: ABCbits on January 15, 2022, 07:03:49 AM

According to https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/v22.0/src/wallet/transaction.h#L108-L117, "timesmart" uses timestamp. So all you need to do is finding or create script which convert timestamp to human-readable format (such as Date/Time).

Code:

>>> # Simple example with Python 3
>>> from datetime import datetime
>>> datetime.fromtimestamp(1613256165).isoformat()
2021-02-13T17:42:45
>>> from time import ctime
>>> ctime(1613256165)
'Sat Feb 13 17:42:45 2021

Thanks Sir! Could you teach me how to use this tool, i need a simple software that can convert a number into human-readable format?

walletrecovery

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Quote from: AdolfinWolf on January 15, 2022, 08:02:43 AM

Quote from: walletrecovery on January 15, 2022, 05:27:02 AM

For example, if you open "wallet.dat" file (for example Notepad++)
we will see "timesmart 1613256165" and my question Is it possible
to convert a Bitcoin Core "timesmart" into human-readable format?

seconds since epoch?

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This value is probably somehow related to transactions and a converter is needed to analyze wallet files for their check genuine or not.

walletrecovery

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Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on January 15, 2022, 05:36:09 AM

Why would you want to convert your wallet.dat into human-readable format? It contains information that makes it difficult to write down with no mistakes, such as your transactions etc., even if it was encoded into a seed phrase. For instance, if it's 1MB then you need to encode those 1 million bytes (= 4 million bits) into a seed phrase. With a quick calculation it's 4,000,000 / 11 = 363,636 words.

I can't find this timesmart value you're saying when I open my wallet.dat. Where exactly is it? I can't read anything from my wallet file as it's not readable from text editors.

Keyword search will help you (see screenshot)

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Quote from: walletrecovery on January 15, 2022, 05:27:02 AM

For example, if you open "wallet.dat" file (for example Notepad++)
we will see "timesmart 1613256165" and my question Is it possible
to convert a Bitcoin Core "timesmart" into human-readable format?

seconds since epoch?

...

ABCbits

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According to https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/v22.0/src/wallet/transaction.h#L108-L117, "timesmart" uses timestamp. So all you need to do is finding or create script which convert timestamp to human-readable format (such as Date/Time).

Code:

>>> # Simple example with Python 3
>>> from datetime import datetime
>>> datetime.fromtimestamp(1613256165).isoformat()
2021-02-13T17:42:45
>>> from time import ctime
>>> ctime(1613256165)
'Sat Feb 13 17:42:45 2021

BlackHatCoiner

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Farewell, Leo

Why would you want to convert your wallet.dat into human-readable format? It contains information that makes it difficult to write down with no mistakes, such as your transactions etc., even if it was encoded into a seed phrase. For instance, if it's 1MB then you need to encode those 1 million bytes (= 4 million bits) into a seed phrase. With a quick calculation it's 4,000,000 / 11 = 363,636 words.

I can't find this timesmart value you're saying when I open my wallet.dat. Where exactly is it? I can't read anything from my wallet file as it's not readable from text editors.

walletrecovery

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For example, if you open "wallet.dat" file (for example Notepad++)
we will see "timesmart 1614347716" and my question Is it possible
to convert a Bitcoin Core "timesmart" into human-readable format?

Also see topic: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/is-it-possible-to-convert-a-part-of-hash-string-into-human-readable-format-5381925

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