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February 03, 2018, 05:09:20 PM
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The version I was using was on Linux computer, Bitcoin 0.2.0. would pywallet be able to decode it, I do have the passphrase.
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Wallet encryption was not introduced until Bitcoin 0.4.0. Your wallet is not encrypted if it was made earlier than that unless you upgraded to Bitcoin 0.4.0 and upgraded your wallet too.
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I'm sorry that your not familiar with Linux version 0.2.0. It had encryption for the private key, not the wallet, it was a option that you could use. If anyone is familiar with it can you tell me what type is was. There has to be someone that does remember it. Please help !!!!
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February 03, 2018, 08:52:19 PM
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Quote from: Oldnewbie on February 03, 2018, 08:12:50 PM
I'm sorry that your not familiar with Linux version 0.2.0. It had encryption for the private key, not the wallet, it was a option that you could use. If anyone is familiar with it can you tell me what type is was. There has to be someone that does remember it. Please help !!!!
I took a look through the Bitcoin 0.2.0 source code and there is no mention of encryption at all whatsoever. The Bitcoin software has never had support for encrypting individual private keys. You are either using some other software or you are mistaken.

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Would anyone have a copy of pywallet and all of it's dependences so I can try in recover a wallet
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