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I think the python file is enough stable to send it to alpha testers
Ask me if you want to test it
Please don't release it publicly, I don't want people to use it "seriously" yet

Again, the checksum is signed in OP

Code:

NPW_0.0.1a2.py:
  MD5           464060d5ac6a702390182deb0d12ab27
  SHA1          52eb984f273975daf1173554e81c77bdcbb1add1
  SHA256        cbd79d59112d9180e2f3f2d8fb631d9a1b36dc4a0207fa3f39832325697606ed
  SHA512        a698f94fa2bb7303bc05f5f5bea5f9f43db0b3b84cb28020115ff9ef18f82e96
                c3ceabc087ce0140f8b0cdd173218c3189bf0767fbb1612a8df09e6a66a08bd6

jackjack

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The first alpha version (Windows binary only) is ready

I'll PM Adrian-x and love9090 in the following minutes
I can send this version to some other people, just tell me
The signed checksum is in the OP
Virustotal, 0/48: https://www.virustotal.com/fr/file/0fe5c2b8878196d1f2d3626c35b0e9f39a233e658304c9f2162aa8aad07e8a16/analysis/1380545351/

Working features: https://github.com/jackjack-jj/npw/blob/master/history.txt

The file is far from being perfect and I'd like to avoid people building things on it so please don't publish the file if I sent it to you

love9090

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Hello jackjack. Where to download this software. Thanks

DiamondCardz

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Awesome stuff. The screenshots for the new Pywallet look pretty nice so far.

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Yes, the old pywallet worked quite good for two years so as this one now adds logic and practicality, this should become the easiest way to manage bitcoin-qt (and other?) wallets

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Don't worry, I'll be sure to back up my walet.dat.
I am looking for a tool to extract manage and consolidate my private keys form the QT client.
This seems like my best bet.

I look forward to testing it.

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Quote from: Adrian-x on September 26, 2013, 07:11:16 PM

If I use my existing wallet.dat offline will everything work?

Currently only wallet dump and wallet recovery work (see OP for implemented features).
It's an alpha version though so things can be buggy.

Quote from: Adrian-x on September 26, 2013, 07:11:16 PM

If I use a copy of my wallet.dat offline is there any chance of damaging my bitcoin balances?

No because dump and recover only read things, they don't write inside wallets.
I highly advise you to keep a backup though, we never know what can happen.

Quote from: Adrian-x on September 26, 2013, 07:11:16 PM

I'll need noob instructions to install?

If it works as intended, there's absolutely nothing to install: only a .exe to double-click.

Thanks for your interest. The alpha version should be ready for testers on Monday.
The "Bitcoin part" is tested and must work but I focused on the update system as I wanted early testers to be able to update without hassle.

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I'd love to test,
I am a noob
If I use my existing wallet.dat offline will everything work?
If I use a copy of my wallet.dat offline is there any chance of damaging my bitcoin balances?
I'll need noob instructions to install?

jackjack

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I'd need some Windows testers.
Normally you will be able to update later so you would only have to download it once.

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Quote from: Eternity on September 23, 2013, 08:41:22 AM

Is there a way to delete generated addresses ?

Not yet but pywallet can delete addresses from wallets

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Is there a way to delete generated addresses ?

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Quote from: dserrano5 on September 23, 2013, 06:24:14 AM

FWIW I like "NPW" a lot.

Not easy to pronounce Sad

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FWIW I like "NPW" a lot.

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Quote from: Dabs on September 23, 2013, 12:02:27 AM

What's wrong with JackJackWallet? Even JackWallet or WalletJack sounds nice to me, and I'm not even an American, English is my 1.5st language.

I volunteer and allow you to use my name. heheh... royalty free. I just want to be famous for 15 minutes or whatever.

I have nothing against them, but it seems the latter carries a negative connotation.

Quote from: gramma on September 16, 2013, 12:35:41 PM

(American) English is my mother tongue, and I agree that JackWallet carries a negative connotation. I don't want someone to jack my wallet. "WalletJack" seems less negative, but I'd still stay away from it,

And JackjackWallet is definitely too pedantic. As would be Gavin-qt or EtotheipiClient.

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What's wrong with JackJackWallet? Even JackWallet or WalletJack sounds nice to me, and I'm not even an American, English is my 1.5st language.

I volunteer and allow you to use my name. heheh... royalty free. I just want to be famous for 15 minutes or whatever.

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I still have no name for the project but an alpha version will be ready really soon. Not much features are here (see OP), it's an alpha version of the core.
Anybody interested?

Requirements:

Python 2.7
BSDDB (included in Python but broken on OSX)
PyQt if you want to try the GUI

The first signing address is 1Azzay7wH1FnDE5yZMPU57y75SuT4DbGc7.
I will sign the SHA256 of the first file with this address, then once you're sure the file is ok it will check by itself when updating.

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Quote from: Mitchell on September 19, 2013, 07:03:22 AM

Quote from: jackjack on September 19, 2013, 06:43:52 AM

I think I finished the "frameworks" (not sure it's the correct word)

As you can see the GUI and the WUI are simple and ugly
If someone here has some graphical skills and has some ideas, please tell me what to do

Not ugly. Plain and simple. I think that is a lot better then a fancy GUI. Great project btw!

Thanks
I hope it's enough but I'm still very open to discussion if someone wants me to change that

I need some thoughts
Currently I have the old pywallet tabs (dump, import, delete, etc.) + new ones like ecdsa calculation, settings, signatures
Should I put the old ones (dump etc., which are related to wallets) in a new Wallet tab?
I supposed so

Edit:
"NPW" can be updated from CLI, GUI and WUI. The update is taken from github and is signed by a private key of mine.

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Quote from: jackjack on September 19, 2013, 06:43:52 AM

I think I finished the "frameworks" (not sure it's the correct word)

As you can see the GUI and the WUI are simple and ugly
If someone here has some graphical skills and has some ideas, please tell me what to do

Not ugly. Plain and simple. I think that is a lot better then a fancy GUI. Great project btw!

jackjack

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I think I finished the "frameworks" (not sure it's the correct word)

As you can see the GUI and the WUI are simple and ugly
If someone here has some graphical skills and has some ideas, please tell me what to do

jackjack

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WUI progress:

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