Bitcoinj Wallet Tool: Decrypt Help Needed

[Mark Dunne]

I am using the wallet.tool (https://github.com/bitcoin-wallet/bitcoin-wallet/blob/master/wallet/README.recover.md) on Ubuntu (novice user) to try to  decrypt and access (dump) my private keys on a wallet called the UltraCoin Client, which was developed in 2014 by Reggie Middleton's crew as a trading / smart-contract platform. It is a wallet based on the the bitcoinj architecture but doesn't have the option to print the private keys. The private keys are encrypted and I have no other way to access/read them. The wallet information is stored in a com.google.bitcoin.params.MainNetParams.wallet file which, on Windows, is located in %AppData%/UltraCoin Client/ .

When I try to execute the decrypt command (as per the readme, linked above); "openssl enc -d -aes-256-cbc -md md5 -a -in bitcoin-wallet-backup-testnet-2014-11-01 > bitcoin-wallet-decrypted-backup" it fails as the "bitcoin-wallet-backup-testnet-2014-11-01" doesn't exist on my computer. Can I amend some of the command to suit my com.google... file and if so how, exactly, what do I amend?

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[bob123]

You first need to copy the encrypted file somewhere into your ubuntu home directory.
The first file after the -in command option, named 'bitcoin-wallet-backup-testnet-2014-11-01' in your example, is the encrypted file you want to decrypt.

Navigate into the folder you have copied the file to and execute the command:

Code:

openssl enc -d -aes-256-cbc -md md5 -a -in YOUR_FILE_NAME > decrypted_file

Note that you might have to replace aes-256-cbc if the forked client does use a different encryption algorithm.