Topic: New Pywallet 0.0.1a6 - page 3. (Read 31114 times)
Anyone gotten this to work on Mac OS X? (I'm running 10.9 Mavericks)
JackJack, I have spent a lot of time trying to get pywallet.py to work, but without much luck, so I am looking forward to this new version no matter how bad shape it is in. 
Combo, I don't see a working download link for any version of the New Pywallet. What is the url or why did you strike out your question?
Hello @jackjack
thanks for this handy tool,
i would like to know if this new version on beta now?and where to get a download for windows ( executable CMD , GUI ) ?
noob question...will it work on Nxt and ICX wallets too?
thank you
thanks for this handy tool,
i would like to know if this new version on beta now?
noob question...will it work on Nxt and ICX wallets too?
thank you
Combo, I don't see a working download link for any version of the New Pywallet. What is the url or why did you strike out your question?
Can this be used to delete 0/unconfirmed transactions as easily as the previous version?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Hello @jackjack
thanks for this handy tool,
i would like to know if this new version on beta now?and where to get a download for windows ( executable CMD , GUI ) ?
noob question...will it work on Nxt and ICX wallets too?
thank you
thanks for this handy tool,
i would like to know if this new version on beta now?
noob question...will it work on Nxt and ICX wallets too?
thank you
OK, stupid me. 
as you can see above:
"You didn't provide --ui so NPW is launching in WUI mode.
Use '--ui CLI' to use the command-line interface."
works with --ui CLI
but I'm stuck trying the verifymsg
nothing is being printed on the screen when I try to paste or type at this point
as you can see above:
"You didn't provide --ui so NPW is launching in WUI mode.
Use '--ui CLI' to use the command-line interface."
works with --ui CLI
but I'm stuck trying the verifymsg
Code:
Add to 'Message':
nothing is being printed on the screen when I try to paste or type at this point
Oh...
OK, changing that... Sorry
Files removed, thanks a lot for running them
I'm not with my dev environment currently, I don't know when I'll be able to make the new version (a few days or even less I hope)
OK, changing that... Sorry
Files removed, thanks a lot for running them
I'm not with my dev environment currently, I don't know when I'll be able to make the new version (a few days or even less I hope)
I get an error after finishing the installation process of the executable, while starting:
WinXP Pro 32 SP3, tried both Python 2.7.3 and 2.7.6
EDIT: trying the .py file now and I get this:
Quote
Running NPW v0.0.1a3...
cx_Freeze: Python error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\python27\lib\site-packages\cx-Freeze\initscripts\Console.py\", line 27, in
File "C:\Users\[redacted]\Desktop\bt\npw\compile\build/npw.py", line 2827, in
NameError: name 'exit' is not defined
cx_Freeze: Python error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\python27\lib\site-packages\cx-Freeze\initscripts\Console.py\", line 27, in
File "C:\Users\[redacted]\Desktop\bt\npw\compile\build/npw.py", line 2827, in
NameError: name 'exit' is not defined
WinXP Pro 32 SP3, tried both Python 2.7.3 and 2.7.6
EDIT: trying the .py file now and I get this:
Quote
C:\Python276>NPW_0.0.1a3.py
You didn't provide --ui so NPW is launching in WUI mode.
Use '--ui CLI' to use the command-line interface.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python276\NPW_0.0.1a3.py", line 3310, in
runServer(False,port)
File "C:\Python276\NPW_0.0.1a3.py", line 3258, in runServer
terver=terver(port, TERVER_TYPE_HTTP, ssl=True).changeHandle(npw_handle_HTTP)
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'terver' referenced before assignment
You didn't provide --ui so NPW is launching in WUI mode.
Use '--ui CLI' to use the command-line interface.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python276\NPW_0.0.1a3.py", line 3310, in
runServer(False,port)
File "C:\Python276\NPW_0.0.1a3.py", line 3258, in runServer
terver=terver(port, TERVER_TYPE_HTTP, ssl=True).changeHandle(npw_handle_HTTP)
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'terver' referenced before assignment
The .py file needs Python 2.7 and no dependency for the CLI and the WUI. The Qt GUI needs pyqt4.
The .exe file is a single-file bundle python+NPW+pyqt4 so just run it and the GUI should show up.
Please keep in mind this is an experimental version
Please BACK UP all your wallets when messing with softwares that read/edit them
And please give me some backup (good or bad!), that tells me where to focus or allow me to fix bugs I didn't notice
http://npw.jampa.eu/files/NPW_0.0.1a3.py
http://npw.jampa.eu/files/NPW_0.0.1a3.exe
The .exe file is a single-file bundle python+NPW+pyqt4 so just run it and the GUI should show up.
Please keep in mind this is an experimental version
Please BACK UP all your wallets when messing with softwares that read/edit them
And please give me some backup (good or bad!), that tells me where to focus or allow me to fix bugs I didn't notice
http://npw.jampa.eu/files/NPW_0.0.1a3.py
http://npw.jampa.eu/files/NPW_0.0.1a3.exe
I'll publish NPW 0.0.1a3 soon (a few hours) if there's no bad problems
Keep in mind this version lacks many features and the ones that are present are not likely to work
And please check the signatures
But well I'm not a native so I don't how it is perceived
Keep in mind this version lacks many features and the ones that are present are not likely to work
And please check the signatures
"foobar wizard" is so windows-y… hopefully walletwizard would be abbreviated as "WW" in the vernacular 
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Is it too windows-y? I kinda like it . But well I'm not a native so I don't how it is perceivedI think the name should be something with the word 'tools'
like wallettools or bittools or cryptotools
I think it's a good idea but I couldn't find a catchy name with "tools"like wallettools or bittools or cryptotools
I think the name should be something with the word 'tools'
like wallettools or bittools or cryptotools
like wallettools or bittools or cryptotools
Hello jackjack, How to download software . I can not use python, pywallet by MS Dos. How to find this software with window version like picture in conmment 1st. Thank jackjack
PyWallet = implies it was, is, and always will be in Python. If you ever do change language (like c/+/#, or php/ruby/whatever ..)
As much as he hates it, JJW will always be associated with this fork's current maintainer (JJW = JackJackWallet)
Now, just because I want to be immortalized, for free, you can called it DW (DW = Dabs Wallet) since I use it. hehehe.
Pywallet is fine though.
As much as he hates it, JJW will always be associated with this fork's current maintainer (JJW = JackJackWallet)
Now, just because I want to be immortalized, for free, you can called it DW (DW = Dabs Wallet) since I use it. hehehe.
Pywallet is fine though.
"foobar wizard" is so windows-y… hopefully walletwizard would be abbreviated as "WW" in the vernacular .
. Oh and I'm still looking for nice names
Why do you want another name ? PyWallet is fine enough and people know about it, don't change it.
WalletWizard sounds funny and catchy. Go for it 
The project is kind of paused as I've been really busy lately
1. on the pywallet thread, someone proposed WalletWizard. What do you think?
2.
Thanks for taking this to my attention, I hope I can help
3.
I will send an alpha version to the people who asked me, soon. I now have the file with me, so it should be a matter of days (fixing severe bugs)
A public alpha release will come soon anyway
1. on the pywallet thread, someone proposed WalletWizard. What do you think?
2.
I wonder what wallet formats are searched on "recovery"?
In fact, there's a sad Armory user trying to scan his HDD for a lost wallet.
Alan just wrote what one would scan for:
Ente
It looks for the few bytes that are just before the keys on the disk, then retrieve the keys themselvesIn fact, there's a sad Armory user trying to scan his HDD for a lost wallet.
Alan just wrote what one would scan for:
[..]
For CircusPeanut or anyone else that would like to take a stab at raw binary searches for wallets, you can probably search for \xBAWALLET\x00 which will appear as the first eight bytes of any wallet file. After that, you can look four bytes later for the network magic bytes \xF9\xBE\xB4\xD9. Once you have that, you can use the binary map I linked above to figure out how much data to copy.
For CircusPeanut or anyone else that would like to take a stab at raw binary searches for wallets, you can probably search for \xBAWALLET\x00 which will appear as the first eight bytes of any wallet file. After that, you can look four bytes later for the network magic bytes \xF9\xBE\xB4\xD9. Once you have that, you can use the binary map I linked above to figure out how much data to copy.
Ente
Thanks for taking this to my attention, I hope I can help
3.
I will send an alpha version to the people who asked me, soon. I now have the file with me, so it should be a matter of days (fixing severe bugs)
A public alpha release will come soon anyway
I wonder what wallet formats are searched on "recovery"?
In fact, there's a sad Armory user trying to scan his HDD for a lost wallet.
Alan just wrote what one would scan for:
Ente
In fact, there's a sad Armory user trying to scan his HDD for a lost wallet.
Alan just wrote what one would scan for:
[..]
For CircusPeanut or anyone else that would like to take a stab at raw binary searches for wallets, you can probably search for \xBAWALLET\x00 which will appear as the first eight bytes of any wallet file. After that, you can look four bytes later for the network magic bytes \xF9\xBE\xB4\xD9. Once you have that, you can use the binary map I linked above to figure out how much data to copy.
For CircusPeanut or anyone else that would like to take a stab at raw binary searches for wallets, you can probably search for \xBAWALLET\x00 which will appear as the first eight bytes of any wallet file. After that, you can look four bytes later for the network magic bytes \xF9\xBE\xB4\xD9. Once you have that, you can use the binary map I linked above to figure out how much data to copy.
Ente
- PythonWallet 2.0
- PWallet
- JackWallet
- BitPython
- BPython
- BitP
Around half a dozen people asked me to test it and I currently don't have the time to develop it intensively so I'll publicly release NPW 0.0.1a3 in the following hours/days
Please note that:
- it's an alpha version, it's experimental, so keep a backup of your wallet before using NPW
- the plan is to put all the current features of pywallet inside it so if you want a new feature you must ask for it
- I'm very enthusiastic about adding new features
- as an experimental software it can have (likely has) bugs: please report ANY bug, suggestion, critic, or whatever. Even a small "it works good" or "WUI is ugly" is more than welcome.
Oh and I'm still looking for nice names
Please note that:
- it's an alpha version, it's experimental, so keep a backup of your wallet before using NPW
- the plan is to put all the current features of pywallet inside it so if you want a new feature you must ask for it
- I'm very enthusiastic about adding new features
- as an experimental software it can have (likely has) bugs: please report ANY bug, suggestion, critic, or whatever. Even a small "it works good" or "WUI is ugly" is more than welcome.
Oh and I'm still looking for nice names
Where do I get the official signed version from ?
Edit : I can see a link at the start of your truncated signature - you should know that only part of that sig is visible.
Edit : I can see a link at the start of your truncated signature - you should know that only part of that sig is visible.
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