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Wow that's odd
Are you sure you put the right wallet file?
Is the wallet encrypted?

Discussed for years
Short answer: no

Quote from: justusranvier on April 07, 2013, 10:21:16 PM

Quote from: MysteryMiner on April 07, 2013, 09:01:23 PM

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Please save this here or timestamp/sign it. GPG or Namecoin.

Is this what you're looking for?

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And... Quoted!
Inb4 nothing happens

You can use pywallet to try to recover your coins, it has an option to read bytes of a partition and find key headers inside it

Ah ah yeah it should be but I felt that there were more needs for the wui so I focused on it

Yes you can compile a python program, look at py2exe
I'm not sure about how it will deal with dependencies though...

What does pywallet say when you try to import the file?

Yup pywallet will do the trick
Download and install the last version
Create a file like this :

Code:

7207abc64b79d4f46;label1
520f54a6bc89e40e5;label2

With 7207... and 520f... being hexadecimal private keys
Open pywallet and use "import priv keys from file (csv)"

Instructions at http://pywallet.tk

With the command line you can't do that yet.
I know it's ridiculous that WUI and command line don't have the same utilities... That will change soon (in v2.1, note that v2.0 will be released on Monday)

If you absolutely have to use the command line, you can dump then use grep (I'm sure there's a port of grep on windows)
Or wait for v2.1

Are you on windows?
If so:
- go to https://github.com/jackjack-jj/pywallet-win-files/raw/master/update.bat
- in your browser, go to File, Save, then save the file where you installed pywallet on your disk
- run that file (bat file, so it's executable)
- 'pywallet.bat' must have appeared in the same directory : run it

Oh wow
What a douche!

Quote from: Mcoroklo on April 06, 2013, 04:03:34 PM

I am pretty convinced the also want to implement it.

Lol

Indeed, no need to download the blockchain for this

Yeah thanks, great idea!

The result is quite clear:

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ERROR: CScriptCheck() : f853d2c31e VerifySignature failed
ERROR: CTxMemPool::accept() : ConnectInputs failed f853d2c31e

Quote from: Zeilap on April 06, 2013, 12:52:05 PM

Quote from: jackjack on April 06, 2013, 12:43:29 PM

Edit: I just realized that (without the header) bitcoind returns "TX rejected (code -22)"
So it seems that the format is correct, but something is not ok

Maybe it's something to do with the signature like you said...

The outpoint you're trying to spend is from a non-existent transaction
8f36f8c77add38f2fa0365fb134cca553ebf4d6ec607b225cdee9e13d9d7ebda

Sorry, I thought I said that it's in testnet
http://blockexplorer.com/testnet/tx/8f36f8c77add38f2fa0365fb134cca553ebf4d6ec607b225cdee9e13d9d7ebda

But this is for messages, whereas I'm just creating transactions here
I should not have to deal with the messaging protocol

Maybe I misunderstand the purpose of the tools but the blockchain.info/pushtx page seems to claim exactly what I understand:

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Broadcast Transaction

This page allows you to paste a raw transaction in hex (i.e. characters 0-9, a-f) this will then be checked it is valid and transmitted over the network.

And yeah I found the hex transactions on the wiki, and mine is similar. That's why I don't get what happen

Edit: I just realized that (without the header) bitcoind returns "TX rejected (code -22)"
So it seems that the format is correct, but something is not ok

Maybe it's something to do with the signature like you said...

I'm transmitting over the wire, to both bitcoind and blockchain.info
And I create the tx by hand, so I don't use [create/sign]rawtransaction

I tried with the header but then bitcoind returns "TX decode failed (code -22)" and blockchain.info returns "Parse: Error Parsing Transaction", so I think I shouldn't put it

Here is the raw tx:

Code:

0b110907747800000000000000000000df000000c1e1483e (header)
0100000001daebd7d9139eeecd25b207c66e4dbf3e55ca4c13fb6503faf238dd7ac7f8368f010000008a473045022004d1f3c972d65c660400496f49ef85933b4562da1cce110b853fd482b946f02d022100d7b822866a9a426e6a9c8e16f7a8fb8faf592dbf7baecc326696a03382c3243e410479be667ef9dcbbac55a06295ce870b07029bfcdb2dce28d959f2815b16f81798483ada7726a3c4655da4fbfc0e1108a8fd17b448a68554199c47d08ffb10d4b8ffffffff01804a5d05000000001976a91491b24bf9f5288532960ac687abb035127b1d28a588ac00000000

Btw why did you give me that private key? To see if bitcoind works well? If so yes it did import it

I never managed to make a correct transaction whereas they have the correct format, even though decoderawtransaction understands it
But I just realized that I don't put the header (magic bytes, "tx", payload size, checksum)

Is it why it doesn't work?
(I'm asking instead or trying because I can't test right now)

Quote from: Kumala on April 05, 2013, 02:35:39 PM

Short question, can the tool work on an offline wallet? Does it modify the wallet in any way, I only want to dump all addresses/privkeys and acount names, not more.

Offline: yes!
Modifying: it does what you ask it. If you just ask to dump, it will only dump and won't modify anything
Depending on whether you want to import the file later, use 'dump wallet' or 'dump keys'. Instructions here: http://pywallet.tk
You can still ask in this thread if something is unclear

I'll try to see what I can do with JavaScript but I'm already working on 3 projects so I'm not sure I'll find some time

Somebody can tweak pywallet in the merge wallet function and put timers to locate the slow line(s)