recover lost addresses

[HCP]

So you have MultiBit Classic wallet file... And you know the wallet password right?

If you have MBC wallet file and password you can use my python scripts to extract the private keys: https://github.com/HardCorePawn/multibit_recovery

You want to use the "decrypt_multibit_classic_walletkeys.py" script

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So you have MultiBit Classic wallet file... And you know the wallet password right?

If you have MBC wallet file and password you can use my python scripts to extract the private keys: https://github.com/HardCorePawn/multibit_recovery

You want to use the "decrypt_multibit_classic_walletkeys.py" script

thanks man, this seems really cool!!

tomorrow i'm goingo on vacation but next week l'll surely try it!

Thanks again!

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So you have MultiBit Classic wallet file... And you know the wallet password right?

If you have MBC wallet file and password you can use my python scripts to extract the private keys: https://github.com/HardCorePawn/multibit_recovery

You want to use the "decrypt_multibit_classic_walletkeys.py" script

thanks man, this seems really cool!!

tomorrow i'm goingo on vacation but next week l'll surely try it!

Thanks again!

mmm i think i need some help

i've tried to follow the istructions but my python knowledge is too poor

I've correctly istalled lastest Python 2 release. Then i've done this "Automated installation: right-click on the included install-windows-requirements.ps1 file and choose Run with Powershell. Automated installation typically only works with Windows Vista SP1 and higher (including Windows 7+), but it doesn't hurt to try with other versions of Windows."

I've some problem to "Open a commandline at the folder where you extracted the scripts". Simply i don't know how to change the path. I've read something on google, but it seem too hard for me
I've tried to add "C:\Python27" in my "PATH"  Environment variables, but...nothing

Last, i've tried to copy all the file of "multibit_recovery-master" under my C:\Python27, open the commandline and write "python decrypt_multibit_classic_walletkeys.py multibit.wallet", but i've a syntax error.

I think is more easy if i upload a screen.

https://ibb.co/deRcPF

Thanks for your help!

[HCP]

you shouldn't move the multibit_recovery-master files anywhere... you just run from where they are.

Also, you're trying to run the python script from within python, which is why you get the syntax error. You need to run it from the "normal" commandline...

To open a commandline where you extracted the scripts, you need to press and hold the "Shift" button and then right click in the folder... you should see an option in the menu that says "Open command window here"... make sure you're right clicking on an empty part of the folder window and not a file... otherwise you'll get a different menu


The prompt should say something like "C:\Path\to\multibit_recovery-master>"

Then you simply type python multibit_recovery-master multibit.wallet and press enter

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you shouldn't move the multibit_recovery-master files anywhere... you just run from where they are.

Also, you're trying to run the python script from within python, which is why you get the syntax error. You need to run it from the "normal" commandline...

To open a commandline where you extracted the scripts, you need to press and hold the "Shift" button and then right click in the folder... you should see an option in the menu that says "Open command window here"... make sure you're right clicking on an empty part of the folder window and not a file... otherwise you'll get a different menu


The prompt should say something like "C:\Path\to\multibit_recovery-master>"

Then you simply type python multibit_recovery-master multibit.wallet and press enter

thanks for the answer.

i've tried to do it, but the prompt say that "python is not recognized as an internal or external command etc"

I've already try to edit my "PATH"  Environment variables adding ;C:\Python27, but it doesn't work.

What should i do?

Thanks again!

[HCP]

If you are having issues getting Python added to the PATH, simply type the full path to Python when you are trying to run it... so you would use the following command:

C:\Python27\python decrypt_multibit_classic_walletkeys.py multibit.wallet

That should then start it running

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If you are having issues getting Python added to the PATH, simply type the full path to Python when you are trying to run it... so you would use the following command:

C:\Python27\python decrypt_multibit_classic_walletkeys.py multibit.wallet

That should then start it running

thanks for your help.

Now the script start...but i have an other problem. There is some "import error".

Here the screen of the prompt https://ibb.co/iNu7Ta

Thanks again!

[HCP]

It would appear that the Google protobuf was not installed correctly... seems like the powershell script may not have worked properly? Anyway, try using this command:

Code:

C:\Python27\Scripts\pip install protobuf pylibscrypt bitcoin

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It would appear that the Google protobuf was not installed correctly... seems like the powershell script may not have worked properly? Anyway, try using this command:

Code:

C:\Python27\Scripts\pip install protobuf pylibscrypt bitcoin

yeahhhhh!!!

it workssssssssssssssss!!

now i have a wallet on electrum created with the private key i've recovered thanks to your script!!

I only have to understand how to sign this message to recover my old account!

Thanks a lot!

[HCP]

Awesome, glad you managed to get it working. Python can be a bit of a nuisance to set up on Windows

As for signing messages... that is pretty easy in Electrum: "Tools -> Sign\Verify Message"

Short version: Type your message in the top box, put the address you want to sign with in the middle box, click "Sign"... you'll get the cryptographic signature in the bottom box.

shorena created a VERY detailed tutorial here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.msg10775516#msg10775516

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Awesome, glad you managed to get it working. Python can be a bit of a nuisance to set up on Windows

As for signing messages... that is pretty easy in Electrum: "Tools -> Sign\Verify Message"

Short version: Type your message in the top box, put the address you want to sign with in the middle box, click "Sign"... you'll get the cryptographic signature in the bottom box.

shorena created a VERY detailed tutorial here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.msg10775516#msg10775516

thanks again!!!!!

I've signed my message and send a pm to the admin! Hope to get my account back!