Topic: PyWallet Help - Need to recover Private Key from wallet.dat (Read 2470 times)
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if you need a private key extracted I can do it for you for free
Thanks but sorry! I don't know you very much. So I can't give it to you. You can steal BTC from me if you get the private key. So I am afraid I can't give it to you. Sorry if I hurt you and forgive me if I did.Kindly,
Muhammed Zakhir
The hex numbers aren't the private keys, I tried and it said Invalid private key
Yeah! I have tried but it said invalid private key.Can you tell me how to install all the required components for Jack Jack Pywallet? I installed python and twisted python but still when I open Pywallet it is closing after a few seconds. I don't know why it is happening. So please tell me how to install it.
kindly,
Muhammed Zakhir
if you need a private key extracted I can do it for you for free
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Merit: 509
I prefer Zakir over Muhammed when mentioning me!
The hex numbers aren't the private keys, I tried and it said Invalid private key
Yeah! I have tried but it said invalid private key.Can you tell me how to install all the required components for Jack Jack Pywallet? I installed python and twisted python but still when I open Pywallet it is closing after a few seconds. I don't know why it is happening. So please tell me how to install it.
kindly,
Muhammed Zakhir
hmmm that sucks 
Still getting the same error it looks like
Wallet could be damaged beyond repair
Still getting the same error it looks like
You mentioned in PM that its not bitcoin wallet, pywallet works with bitcoin, namecoin or litecoin out of the box (or others as long as you enter otherversion and they use the private key = otherversion + 128).
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
The wallet is for shibecoin
try running:
./pywallet --datadir=/home/diesel/Desktop --otherversion=63 --dumpwallet
Do I need to have the shibecoin wallet installed on the machine that I got pywallet on? or is wallet.dat all I need because as of right now I have a virtual machine running on my windows 7 with ubuntu on it with pywallet.py & wallet.dat on the virtual machine Desktop
I will try the above line very shortly
You only need wallet.dat file
You mentioned in PM that its not bitcoin wallet, pywallet works with bitcoin, namecoin or litecoin out of the box (or others as long as you enter otherversion and they use the private key = otherversion + 128).
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
The wallet is for shibecoin
try running:
./pywallet --datadir=/home/diesel/Desktop --otherversion=63 --dumpwallet
Do I need to have the shibecoin wallet installed on the machine that I got pywallet on? or is wallet.dat all I need because as of right now I have a virtual machine running on my windows 7 with ubuntu on it with pywallet.py & wallet.dat on the virtual machine Desktop
I will try the above line very shortly
You mentioned in PM that its not bitcoin wallet, pywallet works with bitcoin, namecoin or litecoin out of the box (or others as long as you enter otherversion and they use the private key = otherversion + 128).
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
The wallet is for shibecoin
try running:
./pywallet --datadir=/home/diesel/Desktop --otherversion=63 --dumpwallet
You mentioned in PM that its not bitcoin wallet, pywallet works with bitcoin, namecoin or litecoin out of the box (or others as long as you enter otherversion and they use the private key = otherversion + 128).
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
The wallet is for shibecoin
You mentioned in PM that its not bitcoin wallet, pywallet works with bitcoin, namecoin or litecoin out of the box (or others as long as you enter otherversion and they use the private key = otherversion + 128).
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
Can you tell which altcoin wallet is it?
The hex numbers aren't the private keys, I tried and it said Invalid private key
Okay not sure if this is looking right but I get the following in the image
http://imgur.com/CE9H5LQ
Below that also shows a "key data in hex" number and a "value data in hex" number
Is this what I need? would that be the private key? Also I see 3 new files on the desktop called db.001 db.002 and db.003
http://imgur.com/CE9H5LQ
Below that also shows a "key data in hex" number and a "value data in hex" number
Is this what I need? would that be the private key? Also I see 3 new files on the desktop called db.001 db.002 and db.003
Looks like I am making progress somewhat, when I type in ./pywallet.py --wallet=wallet.dat it says "A mandatory option is missing" and then it gives me the list of all the options.. strange because I can see --wallet= in the option list
./pywallet --wallet=wallet.dat --datadir=/path/to/folder_with_wallet.dat --dumpwallet
Make sure bitcoin client is not running on the same wallet as you run this.
Let me know if that doesn't work or you get some other error
Looks like I am making progress somewhat, when I type in ./pywallet.py --wallet=wallet.dat it says "A mandatory option is missing" and then it gives me the list of all the options.. strange because I can see --wallet= in the option list
Okay let me try it and if I have some issues can I PM you please?
You'll at least need to install twisted, I'm not sure about others. When you run pywallet it should tell you what you're missing. Just install pip (python-pip?) and then install the missing dependencies.
Yeah you haven't given my information. Obviously the first step is to install python and pip. Install all the required dependencies. Download pywallet and run it with the correct options. Which are you having a problem with?
I tried to do it on windows but had no luck with python so I am setting up Ubuntu on a virtual machine, with ubuntu will I need to install anything or will it be ready to run pywallet?
Thanks
Yeah you haven't given my information. Obviously the first step is to install python and pip. Install all the required dependencies. Download pywallet and run it with the correct options. Which are you having a problem with?
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