Just to be sure.
Pywallet need Bitcoin Core right ?
Yes, but I think it can be used for wallet.dat by changing the directory, I am not sure about it though.
~~MZ~~
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Just to be sure.
Pywallet need Bitcoin Core right ?
Yes, but I think it can be used for wallet.dat by changing the directory, I am not sure about it though.
~~MZ~~
Just to be sure.
Pywallet need Bitcoin Core right ?
Out of curiosity: how can I calculate the version of a coin? As far as I've read, it has to do with the public address... but can't seem to find a way to see the version of a specific crypto.
http://btpp.jampa.eu/get_coin_version/?address=Xg7DzZQt3Fax69ozwJreFAmiBHxVoWWrocIt's just the first byte of DecodeBase58Check(address)
Thank you!
Which Python should I use? 3.4.1 or 2.7.8 ? Which one are you using? 
~~MZ~~
Pywallet runs only with 2.x but DecodeBase58Check should work with 3
Okay!
When I read the comparison table of Python 2.7 and 3, I think 3 is bit better but still most of them are non-compatible with 3. So, will Pywallet be compatible with 3 in future? ~~MZ~~
Not in the near future, I don't have much free time and I prefer focusing on fixes and features
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Out of curiosity: how can I calculate the version of a coin? As far as I've read, it has to do with the public address... but can't seem to find a way to see the version of a specific crypto.
http://btpp.jampa.eu/get_coin_version/?address=Xg7DzZQt3Fax69ozwJreFAmiBHxVoWWrocIt's just the first byte of DecodeBase58Check(address)
Thank you!
Which Python should I use? 3.4.1 or 2.7.8 ? Which one are you using? ~~MZ~~
Pywallet runs only with 2.x but DecodeBase58Check should work with 3
Okay!
When I read the comparison table of Python 2.7 and 3, I think 3 is bit better but still most of them are non-compatible with 3. So, will Pywallet be compatible with 3 in future? ~~MZ~~
Out of curiosity: how can I calculate the version of a coin? As far as I've read, it has to do with the public address... but can't seem to find a way to see the version of a specific crypto.
http://btpp.jampa.eu/get_coin_version/?address=Xg7DzZQt3Fax69ozwJreFAmiBHxVoWWrocIt's just the first byte of DecodeBase58Check(address)
Thank you!
Which Python should I use? 3.4.1 or 2.7.8 ? Which one are you using? ~~MZ~~
Pywallet runs only with 2.x but DecodeBase58Check should work with 3
hero member
Activity: 560
Merit: 509
I prefer Zakir over Muhammed when mentioning me!
Out of curiosity: how can I calculate the version of a coin? As far as I've read, it has to do with the public address... but can't seem to find a way to see the version of a specific crypto.
http://btpp.jampa.eu/get_coin_version/?address=Xg7DzZQt3Fax69ozwJreFAmiBHxVoWWrocIt's just the first byte of DecodeBase58Check(address)
Thank you!
Which Python should I use? 3.4.1 or 2.7.8 ? Which one are you using? ~~MZ~~
Out of curiosity: how can I calculate the version of a coin? As far as I've read, it has to do with the public address... but can't seem to find a way to see the version of a specific crypto.
http://btpp.jampa.eu/get_coin_version/?address=Xg7DzZQt3Fax69ozwJreFAmiBHxVoWWrocIt's just the first byte of DecodeBase58Check(address)
Thank you for your clarification
Out of curiosity: how can I calculate the version of a coin? As far as I've read, it has to do with the public address... but can't seem to find a way to see the version of a specific crypto.
http://btpp.jampa.eu/get_coin_version/?address=Xg7DzZQt3Fax69ozwJreFAmiBHxVoWWrocIt's just the first byte of DecodeBase58Check(address)
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Thanks, this will be handy. Out of curiosity: how can I calculate the version of a coin? As far as I've read, it has to do with the public address... but can't seem to find a way to see the version of a specific crypto.
I think, if you go to coin's repo, you may get it(most of the coin uses github). Try to search there and you may want to search in discussion too. If there is any other possible ways, it would be very helpful.
~~MZ~~
I'm glad it works
Tell me how it goes, I may help more than pywallet itself
Tell me how it goes, I may help more than pywallet itself
Thank you. Managed to get my coins back.
I've been asked the meaning of the JSON keys for the addresses, here it is
Tell me if I forgot anything
Tell me if I forgot anything
Quote
addr: bitcoin address
compressed: whether the key is compressed or not
encrypted_privkey: encrypted private key (only present if the wallet is encrypted)
hexsec: private key in hexadecimal format (32 bytes)
secret: hexsec with 0x01 appended if the key is compressed (32 or 33 bytes)
sec: bitcoin private key (base58check'd)
pubkey: public key in DER format, ie 0x04+X+Y or 0x02+X or 0x03+X (33 or 65 bytes)
reserve: whether the key is in the pool or not
compressed: whether the key is compressed or not
encrypted_privkey: encrypted private key (only present if the wallet is encrypted)
hexsec: private key in hexadecimal format (32 bytes)
secret: hexsec with 0x01 appended if the key is compressed (32 or 33 bytes)
sec: bitcoin private key (base58check'd)
pubkey: public key in DER format, ie 0x04+X+Y or 0x02+X or 0x03+X (33 or 65 bytes)
reserve: whether the key is in the pool or not
Thanks, this will be handy. Out of curiosity: how can I calculate the version of a coin? As far as I've read, it has to do with the public address... but can't seem to find a way to see the version of a specific crypto.
I've been asked the meaning of the JSON keys for the addresses, here it is
Tell me if I forgot anything
Tell me if I forgot anything
Quote
addr: bitcoin address
compressed: whether the key is compressed or not
encrypted_privkey: encrypted private key (only present if the wallet is encrypted)
hexsec: private key in hexadecimal format (32 bytes)
secret: hexsec with 0x01 appended if the key is compressed (32 or 33 bytes)
sec: bitcoin private key (base58check'd)
pubkey: public key in DER format, ie 0x04+X+Y or 0x02+X or 0x03+X (33 or 65 bytes)
reserve: whether the key is in the pool or not
compressed: whether the key is compressed or not
encrypted_privkey: encrypted private key (only present if the wallet is encrypted)
hexsec: private key in hexadecimal format (32 bytes)
secret: hexsec with 0x01 appended if the key is compressed (32 or 33 bytes)
sec: bitcoin private key (base58check'd)
pubkey: public key in DER format, ie 0x04+X+Y or 0x02+X or 0x03+X (33 or 65 bytes)
reserve: whether the key is in the pool or not
I'm glad it works
Tell me how it goes, I may help more than pywallet itself
Tell me how it goes, I may help more than pywallet itself
Finally managed to install everything in order to run pywallet. Still can't access it through web interface, neither I can dump a wallet through command line... Any clues on what I'm doing wrong?
What happens exactly?What do you want to do?
If I run it through the command line, it simply says it's not recognized. If I run it through python with the --web, it just says things like invalid synthax.
I think I installed everything correctly. Had to download setuptools and zope.interface from 3rd party websites because they weren't avaliable on the Python website... Not sure if that's what causing the problem.
As for what I want to do... I want to open a wallet that's giving me quite a big headache (unlocked it multiple times with my passphrase, which suddenly stopped working. And yes, I am 100% sure I'm using the correct passphrase)
EDIT: when I try to run it through the command line with --web added
Code:
File "C:\Documents and Settings\(...)\pywallet.py"
, line 5
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
EDIT2: somehow the pywallet file did not download correctly... just replaced it with the correct file and it just booted the web interface. Sorry for this noobish mistake, I'm guess I'm just mad at my wallet file, lol. Thanks anyway
Finally managed to install everything in order to run pywallet. Still can't access it through web interface, neither I can dump a wallet through command line... Any clues on what I'm doing wrong?
What happens exactly?What do you want to do?
Finally managed to install everything in order to run pywallet. Still can't access it through web interface, neither I can dump a wallet through command line... Any clues on what I'm doing wrong?
Is the import accessable through the command line? I took a closer look last night and it doesn't appear to be. Thats all I need, I can script the rest.
My badActually pywallet can multi-import !
Put "file" in "key" and the file name in "value"
The file can be the output of the "Dump transactions" feature
Can you provide GUI for pywallet? I think it will help newbies.
~~MZ~~
~~MZ~~
That's the point of this project: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=294439.new#new
I am sorry. I didn't see it. So will it be standalone? Using PyQt?
~~MZ~~
No problem it's not really announced yet.
It's standalone, with 3 interfaces: GUI with PyQt, command line and local web server. Features and interfaces are separated so all the features are available from all the interfaces.
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Can you provide GUI for pywallet? I think it will help newbies.
~~MZ~~
~~MZ~~
That's the point of this project: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=294439.new#new
I am sorry. I didn't see it. So will it be standalone? Using PyQt?
~~MZ~~
Can you provide GUI for pywallet? I think it will help newbies.
~~MZ~~
~~MZ~~
That's the point of this project: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=294439.new#new
hero member
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Can you provide GUI for pywallet? I think it will help newbies.
~~MZ~~
~~MZ~~
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