Is it really that inconvenient to have to provide a separate instruction for the password?
Well, that's not very convenient at least... I should really try pywallet though, apparently it supports decryption: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.708668 
Topic: permanently decrypt an encrypted wallet? (Read 4858 times)
. . . This is making me wish I hadn't encrypted my wallet... :/
Why?Is it really that inconvenient to have to provide a separate instruction for the password?
Necromancing this: any plan to at least make "dumpprivkey" accept the decryption key as argument? The function has to exist in the client, it's just a matter of making it reachable from the debug console... This is making me wish I hadn't encrypted my wallet... :/
I had hoped for an Bitcoin RPC call or GUI function 
. But perhaps its intended to not be able to decrypt ...
Dia
. But perhaps its intended to not be able to decrypt ...Dia
Or dump it with pywallet, and import em to a new wallet but preserving your old addresses.
Anyone 
? Didn't want to open another ticket on GitHub, as this has for sure been discussed before.
Dia
? Didn't want to open another ticket on GitHub, as this has for sure been discussed before.Dia
Perhaps I'm missing something, but as I tried to play around with wallet encryption I was sure I could take the same way back.
Instead of "encrypt wallet", I awaited the option "decrypt wallet" in the Bitcoin client GUI (0.6 RC4) which is not there.
Is that not implemented? How can I now decrypt the wallet again?
Dia
Instead of "encrypt wallet", I awaited the option "decrypt wallet" in the Bitcoin client GUI (0.6 RC4) which is not there.
Is that not implemented? How can I now decrypt the wallet again?
Dia
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