i wonder if a human readable wallet by default would be do-able of course with encryption.
I use pywallet....
Topic: Manually editing the wallet.dat file (Read 4084 times)
Yes that would be interesting.
Although I cant make any promises yet, I am, in fact, right now working on a stand-alone wallet.dat editor allowing you to view, edit, import/export and manage your private keys.
I will make an announcement here on the forums once a first testing alpha becomes ready!
I will make an announcement here on the forums once a first testing alpha becomes ready!
Although I cant make any promises yet, I am, in fact, right now working on a stand-alone wallet.dat editor allowing you to view, edit, import/export and manage your private keys.
I will make an announcement here on the forums once a first testing alpha becomes ready!
I will make an announcement here on the forums once a first testing alpha becomes ready!
Been a long time...
Any news?
Is there a wallet editor available somewhere?
Although I cant make any promises yet, I am, in fact, right now working on a stand-alone wallet.dat editor allowing you to view, edit, import/export and manage your private keys.
I will make an announcement here on the forums once a first testing alpha becomes ready!
I will make an announcement here on the forums once a first testing alpha becomes ready!
Not!
Yes, it is actually. Inserting a keypair manually into the wallet.dat file is possible, and there's readily available documentation on the structure of the raw wallet file.
Depending on what you want to do, some tools may help
For example I want to add multiple bitcoin addresses.
What tools are available?
You put all your private keys with their labels in a file and it imports them all
Depending on what you want to do, some tools may help
For example I want to add multiple bitcoin addresses.
What tools are available?
Depending on what you want to do, some tools may help
No.
Hi,
Is it possible to manually edit the wallet.dat file to enter say address details without having to go through the process on the program interface?
Regards,
Jack
Is it possible to manually edit the wallet.dat file to enter say address details without having to go through the process on the program interface?
Regards,
Jack
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