Yes, there are all there
Are you sure you should have more? Did you rescan?
If so, open your old wallet with bitcoin and write down all the transactions that give you the 13btc, then see if they were used with blockchain.info
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Okay, in the output file i got 289 lines of alphanumeric, all but two end with ";#Reserve" and one ends with the alias of an address I was using.
I have no idea whats what here, are they ALL keys that need to be imported?
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- open (with notepad) the file you put in "Output file" to check that all your private keys are there (if there's a problem you'll see lots of "#ERROR#" or something like that, in that case check the wallet path)
Okay, in the output file i got 289 lines of alphanumeric, all but two end with ";#Reserve" and one ends with the alias of an address I was using.
I have no idea whats what here, are they ALL keys that need to be imported?
You are the user, you're not supposed to know how to troubleshoot 
Yeah I forgot the .py part!
What do you mean renamed or old? Until line 6, you need to provide the wallet-renamed.DAT
After they you only work on the new one, which is called wallet.dat
Yes, litterally "secret,label", without the "
Is your wallet encrypted?
If so, put your passphrase in the first form (it's "change passphrase" I believe) and retry
Yeah I forgot the .py part!
After they you only work on the new one, which is called wallet.dat
Yes, litterally "secret,label", without the "
Is your wallet encrypted?
If so, put your passphrase in the first form (it's "change passphrase" I believe) and retry
Oh yeah I'm stupid,
gee, what does that make ME then?
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run "python pywallet --web"
Well, I added .py to pywallet and it seems to be working
:p
Going through your earlier instructions again...
edit: should I be specifying the renamed wallet or the old wallet?
Great, edit in with a text editor and replace all the text inside it by the new version: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=R1C8Qavv
Ok, what you can do:
- close bitcoin
- rename your old wallet.dat
- run the last version of pywallet
- close bitcoin
- rename your old wallet.dat
- run the last version of pywallet
Where do I find that? I went to pywallet.tk but the version there seems to be pyi_0.0.3
Ok, what you can do:
- close bitcoin
- rename your old wallet.dat
- run the last version of pywallet (must say 'Pywallet Web Interface v2.0b8-bt' at the top of the web page)
- go to pywallet's "Dump your keys"
- put "secret,label" in "Data to print" (see pywallet.tk to know how to fill the other fields)
- hit "Dump keys"
- open (with notepad) the file you put in "Output file" to check that all your private keys are there (if there's a problem you'll see lots of "#ERROR#" or something like that, in that case check the wallet path)
- then run bitcoin again, it will create a new wallet as you renamed the old one
- close it when it is launched
- go to pywallet's "Import keys"
- put the new wallet path (file=wallet.dat, directory should be default)
- put the file containing the private keys in "CSV file path"
- hit "Import keys"
- wait a bit
- open bitcoin and enjoy your cleaned wallet
- close bitcoin
- rename your old wallet.dat
- run the last version of pywallet (must say 'Pywallet Web Interface v2.0b8-bt' at the top of the web page)
- go to pywallet's "Dump your keys"
- put "secret,label" in "Data to print" (see pywallet.tk to know how to fill the other fields)
- hit "Dump keys"
- open (with notepad) the file you put in "Output file" to check that all your private keys are there (if there's a problem you'll see lots of "#ERROR#" or something like that, in that case check the wallet path)
- then run bitcoin again, it will create a new wallet as you renamed the old one
- close it when it is launched
- go to pywallet's "Import keys"
- put the new wallet path (file=wallet.dat, directory should be default)
- put the file containing the private keys in "CSV file path"
- hit "Import keys"
- wait a bit
- open bitcoin and enjoy your cleaned wallet
Using pywallet, dump your wallet
You will see lots of things including your keys, and transactions (At the bottom, that contains tx something)
I think that if you search (Ctrl-F) '3ea177ce0db93b9bbbdc2286f5ca08e038a364db704205250d253d704a67d6a1' in the pywallet web page it will find it
Then you have the txid
BTW isn't 3ea177ce0db93b9bbbdc2286f5ca08e038a364db704205250d253d704a67d6a1 the txid?
You will see lots of things including your keys, and transactions (At the bottom, that contains tx something)
I think that if you search (Ctrl-F) '3ea177ce0db93b9bbbdc2286f5ca08e038a364db704205250d253d704a67d6a1' in the pywallet web page it will find it
Then you have the txid
BTW isn't 3ea177ce0db93b9bbbdc2286f5ca08e038a364db704205250d253d704a67d6a1 the txid?
I can't find 3ea177ce0db93b9bbbdc2286f5ca08e038a364db704205250d253d704a67d6a1 in it anywhere...
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