s-o-s winzoz

[albe]

your comprension was good.. but at this point of the battle i can't change the flag!
but if the dump doesn't work i'll try it.......


by now i'm ok with pywallet.. but when i give the command to get the dump with the pass...
the prompt says --password: not such option....
the syntax is simple so.. i don't understand..

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[John (John K.)]

Use joric's pywallet.py at https://github.com/joric/pywallet

Not the original pywallet.py by jackjack as it does not support encrypted wallets.

[albe]

OK ... i hope last question:
is it possible to save the dump in a file? because i can't copy the code from the prompt (this isn't because of "modality rapid modify".. but a bug of windows on this machine) to up it.... ?

[John (John K.)]

You can copy code from a CMD window, just right click, choose select all, and right click again.

[albe]

done... but it'doesn't work...

i paste the code on blockchain.info, in the import session,  in the textbox after this:

-----------------------------------------------------
Import Wallet

You may import keys in several different formats.

    * AES encrypted backup from blockchain.info. (Must be encrypted with your current password)
    * Plaintext JSON backup from blockchain.info
    * Output from pywallet.py -dumpwallet
    * Output from Multibit .key file

Please be aware there is currently a limit of 400 private keys per wallet
Paste Data
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

but it doesn't work.. says "could not decode import data"






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[John (John K.)]

What is your output? (Note DO put xxxx instead of the actual private keys and addresses before pasting them here)
I'm asking this as you may have included wrong stuff while pasting it to blockchain.info.

If your addresses aren't that many, you can try pasting the private keys one by one to blockchain.info's

Code:

Import Private Key
Here you may add a private key to your wallet. The bitcoin address will decoded from the private key.

[albe]

ok.. but how i "see" private keys and addresses??

i want to put the right "xxx" before posting that

[John (John K.)]

It should be labeled with 'priv' or 'privatekey' or something along the lines. And it is a alphanumeric key like:

Code:

81vjxSXVjnt6535XXxiMkRB5HWYJhLtxjcNDwBwx5hmshn7

Do you have many addresses inside that wallet?

[albe]

At the end using bitcoin client on debian it works!

i don't know exactly why ;P

thank u guys for the support..
expecially jhon.. now i undestand what is a "hero member"

[John (John K.)]

Glad it finally worked  - just remember to make regular backups like what I said in the PM's so you'll be safe.

[Joric]

Use joric's pywallet.py at https://github.com/joric/pywallet
Not the original pywallet.py by jackjack as it does not support encrypted wallets.

Speaking of original software - jackjack forked my project at version 1.1 (https://github.com/joric/pywallet/network).
Sorry for supporting encrypted wallets and compressed keys, what can I do, I just can't abandon it.
Sorry it doesn't require ecdsa, twisted, zope interface and doesn't run a webserver, but at least it's functional.