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Title: Problem with Multibit (public) key Post by: asbtc on June 04, 2017, 07:48:32 PM For some reason I cannot access my old Multibit wallet. Now, when I examined the key file of this wallet, the key seems to be shorter compared to test wallets I have created. Can someone explain why the keys are of different length? Could it be that my old wallet has corrupted somehow and the password won't work for that reason?
For example, the locked wallet (wallet-20131111111111.key): U2FsdGVkX1/RjOlwly6MiJby6ktcNLbMXQJYxncBG6aO2FZc/SE1kVBloeSneQVGckML7MLjTRzU LQ7vZiTmSfqSTDuuEtpq1P7NILeoBhmwhsT8s6ytXghRt+idDfUM New wallets I create (wallet-20171111111111.key): U2FsdGVkX18QDYZux0T+D0hq0MG1FVnlblmXj6oHsCwZJiH55MPG6mfTcHxyr1o6t0UQQ0P7vVA3 awrIjmYXJbmNOCjYlDxsru9JD4sxz6GPhbQxjh4n82/i3F1pWslVdy2/K1B+Q+uEyj0JmwPiwctl wOUe79ROSG4XvJcHODJuU/Inb29vbdJPNeZCtUyGj/YN91EOpGSP98Rta4UUEEwYTDsHuBQ12AEx 5j4zsy8= Title: Re: Problem with Multibit (public) key Post by: HCP on June 05, 2017, 07:57:03 PM That isn't your "key"... You are seeing the contents of the .key file that has been encrypted. They are different lengths because the underlying content is different.
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