I'm trying send passphrase via bitcoin-cli using script. When passphrase is wrong, bitcoin-cli prints code -14. How do I know that wallet has been decrypted? What is the code? Thanks!

1. Using bitcoin-qt one can enter password with spaces in the window to decrypt the wallet. How to do it with bitcoin-cli? Imagine a password is 120 130 140 (two spaces between the numbers), if I type walletpassphrase 120 130 140 150 will bitcoin-cli interpret 120 130 140 as password (with two spaces) and 150 as timeout?

2. What if spaces are at the beginning and the end of password? How to send such phrase using bitcoin-cli (in GUI when typing spaces arrows appear, so I think GUI normally "sees" those spaces). Thanks!

Yes, I ment password to unlock the wallet. Achow101 - thanks, it worked!

How to send passphrase to bitcoin core using bitcoin-cli in Linux terminal? I've got my decrypted wallet and would like to check which of the passwords is correct by sending passphrases via bitcoin-cli. What commands should I use? Thanks.

Hi! I would like to run litecoin-cli so I can send different combinations of passphrase to unlock my wallet (I remember words used, but don't remember combination). I'm on Ubuntu (Please note: I'm not good in Linux and programming).

In my home directory I've got these folders: litecoin-0.10.4.0 and .litecoin.

When in terminal and in home_directory/litecoin-0.10.4.0/bin I type ./litecoin-cli I receive information about Litecoin Core RPC etc. Then, for example, when I want to (according to this API: https://litecoin.info/Litecoin_API1) check LTC address (by typing "litecoin-cli validateaddress litecoinaddress" in terminal) I receive: "litecoin-cli: command not found" (translating information from my native language).

I've read, that for litecoind two files must be created to run it: litecoin.conf and data folder. Does the same apply to litecoin-cli? In which folders must I create litecoin.conf and data folder - in litecoin-0.10.4.0/bin or in .litecoin?

Thank you in advance! P.