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Title: How to dump all private keys Post by: vfilchef on January 28, 2016, 07:43:21 PM How to dump all private keys which consist bitcoins.
I know how to dump single private key but when I make transaction change can coming back to one hidden address Title: Re: How to dump all private keys Post by: Reynaldo on January 28, 2016, 07:49:04 PM Which wallet are you using?
Title: Re: How to dump all private keys Post by: vfilchef on January 28, 2016, 08:02:32 PM Title: Re: How to dump all private keys Post by: shorena on January 28, 2016, 08:16:05 PM the command is dumpwallet you can use it from the terminal and you must give it a full path, e.g. dumpwallet c:\mykeys.txt If you have set a password you need to unlock the wallet first. The below command will unlock it for 60 seconds. walletpassphrase PASSWORD 60 They will be exported unencrypted(!) so be careful. Title: Re: How to dump all private keys Post by: vfilchef on January 28, 2016, 09:15:44 PM the command is dumpwallet you can use it from the terminal and you must give it a full path, e.g. dumpwallet c:\mykeys.txt If you have set a password you need to unlock the wallet first. The below command will unlock it for 60 seconds. walletpassphrase PASSWORD 60 They will be exported unencrypted(!) so be careful. But this command give me all 100 addresses not only this which consist bitcoins. Title: Re: How to dump all private keys Post by: shorena on January 28, 2016, 09:19:36 PM But this command give me all 100 addresses not only this which consist bitcoins. Yes, you can filter it for "change" and "label" (all used received addresses should have a label). Code: # Wallet dump created by Bitcoin v0.9.1.0-g026a939-beta (Tue, 8 Apr 2014 12:04:06 +0200) Title: Re: How to dump all private keys Post by: vfilchef on January 28, 2016, 10:14:03 PM But this command give me all 100 addresses not only this which consist bitcoins. Yes, you can filter it for "change" and "label" (all used received addresses should have a label). Code: # Wallet dump created by Bitcoin v0.9.1.0-g026a939-beta (Tue, 8 Apr 2014 12:04:06 +0200) Thank you very mach I hope this is addresses not from your wallet ;D So only used addresses have "label" and "change" & "reserve"addresses is not important - right? Title: Re: How to dump all private keys Post by: achow101 on January 28, 2016, 10:42:45 PM Thank you very mach I hope this is addresses not from your wallet ;D The private keys that shorena posted are for testnet, so they don't matter. So only used addresses have "label" and "change" & "reserve"addresses is not important - right? Those addresses are still important. After you send from you wallet, the change addresses are for your change and the reserve addresses are where you get new addresses from. When you click on "New" in the receiving addresses window, you are getting an address from the list of reserve addresses. Change addresses will also be able to spend Bitcoin as Bitcoin Core uses a new change address for the change of every transaction.Title: Re: How to dump all private keys Post by: vfilchef on January 28, 2016, 11:00:53 PM Thank you very mach I hope this is addresses not from your wallet ;D The private keys that shorena posted are for testnet, so they don't matter. So only used addresses have "label" and "change" & "reserve"addresses is not important - right? Those addresses are still important. After you send from you wallet, the change addresses are for your change and the reserve addresses are where you get new addresses from. When you click on "New" in the receiving addresses window, you are getting an address from the list of reserve addresses. Change addresses will also be able to spend Bitcoin as Bitcoin Core uses a new change address for the change of every transaction.Thank you @knightdk to clear for me - I like to migrate to another wallet like Electrum so for me was important to know So I can filter only "label"&"change" Title: Re: How to dump all private keys Post by: achow101 on January 28, 2016, 11:17:45 PM Thank you very mach I hope this is addresses not from your wallet ;D The private keys that shorena posted are for testnet, so they don't matter. So only used addresses have "label" and "change" & "reserve"addresses is not important - right? Those addresses are still important. After you send from you wallet, the change addresses are for your change and the reserve addresses are where you get new addresses from. When you click on "New" in the receiving addresses window, you are getting an address from the list of reserve addresses. Change addresses will also be able to spend Bitcoin as Bitcoin Core uses a new change address for the change of every transaction.Thank you @knightdk to clear for me - I like to migrate to another wallet like Electrum so for me was important to know So I can filter only "label"&"change" |