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Pywallet 2.2 which was a fork created by jackjack of Joric’s pywallet with the recover function

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Pywallet 2.3 — wallet.dat management and key recovery tool forked by Mike Borghi

This documentation is a work in progress and I plan to finish it within a couple days

• Bitcoin-tool (cli) for all things key related (useful for converting hexprivkey to different coins)
• Wallet-key-tool (GUI) GUI for importing almost every different wallet file and export to various standard formats

Scan drives for any potential privkey’s and store in new .dat

Based off of jackjack’s fork of Joric’s pywallet with some minor bug fixes. Please submit issues and I will attempt to fix them

If you are looking to recover a wallet file that will not open in their respective programs, click [to be finished soon] for a easy to follow guide to recovering your funds

• This version is incompatible with python3
• BSDDB is required — Installation instructions using pip
• The primary usage of this tool at this point in time would be to dump old wallet.dat files because SPV wallets have become the norm.
• The original repo did not have instructions for the recover function despite having the code for doing so

• Using othercoinversion still uses the bitcoin WIF prefix
• Dumpwithbalance is barely functional because of blockchain.info’s rate limiter that was introduced after the creation of this version of pywallet

• Finish this documentation with more example commands
• —dumpwithbalance uses blockchain.info api which implemented a very strict rate limiter so add multiple data sources
• Change french storage size prefixes to English (e.g. Gio to Gb) because Murica
• Add command line options for different popular coin types (like the currently implmented —testnet & —namecoin arguments)
• Add missing features to the web client (web client has limited functionality)

While there are many versions of pywallet around, this version has more functionality such as:

• a web interface
• recover function which allows for scanning entire volumes or individual files for anything that resembles a privatekey and creates a .dat with the results.

Show arguments

Simply navigate to the folder with pywallet.py in it and type the following to view the help text

Dump a wallet.dat located in the current directory

 "addr": " ", "balance": "x", [if --dumpwithbalance is an argument) "compressed": [true,false], "hexsec": "[hex priv key]", "private": "[raw ecdsa privkey]", "pubkey": " [addr pubkey] ", "reserve": 1, "sec": "[base58check privkey]", 

To recover all private keys on a disk

1. • OSX — open terminal and type diskutil list
   • Unix — open terminal and type fdisk -l
2. • Find the identifier for the volume you would like to recover keys from
3. • Enter the following into terminal to scan disk12 the second partition s2 that has a size of 291Mb and output the recovered keys into the current directory
     python pywallet.py —recover —recov_device=/dev/disk12s2 —recov_size=291Mio —recov_outputdir=.

I believe the size acronyms are french.

• Gio = 1024Mb
• Go = 1000Mb
• Mio = 1024Kb
• Mo = 1000Kb
• Etc. See line 94 — 101

 -h, --help show this help message and exit --passphrase=PASSPHRASE passphrase for the encrypted wallet --dumpwallet dump wallet in json format --dumpwithbalance includes balance of each address in the json dump, takes about 2 minutes per 100 addresses --importprivkey=KEY import private key from vanitygen --importhex KEY is in hexadecimal format --datadir=DATADIR wallet directory (defaults to bitcoin default) --wallet=WALLETFILE wallet filename (defaults to wallet.dat) --label=LABEL label shown in the adress book (defaults to '') --testnet use testnet subdirectory and address type --namecoin use namecoin address type --otherversion=OTHERVERSION use other network address type, whose version is OTHERVERSION --info display pubkey, privkey (both depending on the network) and hexkey --reserve import as a reserve key, i.e. it won't show in the adress book --multidelete=MULTIDELETE deletes data in your wallet, according to the file provided --balance=KEY_BALANCE prints balance of KEY_BALANCE --web run pywallet web interface --port=PORT port of web interface (defaults to 8989) --recover recover your deleted keys, use with recov_size and recov_device --recov_device=RECOV_DEVICE device to read (e.g. /dev/sda1 or E: or a file) --recov_size=RECOV_SIZE number of bytes to read (e.g. 20Mo or 50Gio) --recov_outputdir=RECOV_OUTPUTDIR output directory where the recovered wallet will be put --clone_watchonly_from=CLONE_WATCHONLY_FROM path of the original wallet --clone_watchonly_to=CLONE_WATCHONLY_TO path of the resulting watch-only wallet --dont_check_walletversion don't check if wallet version > 81000 before running (WARNING: this may break your wallet, be sure you know what you do) --wait=NSECONDS wait NSECONDS seconds before launch``` 

Requirements: Python 2.x, with bsddb and twisted packages Dependencies: Debian-based Linux: aptitude install build-essential python-dev python-twisted python-bsddb3 Mac OS X: 1. Install MacPorts from http://www.macports.org/ 2. sudo port install python27 py27-twisted py27-pip py-bsddb python_select 3. sudo port select --set python python27 4. sudo easy_install ecdsa Windows: 1. Install Python 2.7 2. Install Twisted 11.0.0 for Py2.7, then Zope.Interface (a .egg file) for Py2.7: http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/wiki/Downloads 3. Untested, proposed by TeaRex: install Zope.Interface from http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs If this doesn't work, you will have to install the egg file: 3(32bit). http://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools#downloads to install setuptools 3(64bit). http://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools#windows to download, then run ez_setup.py 4. Go to C:\Python27\Scripts 5. Run easy_install.exe zope.interface-3.6.4-py2.7-win-amd64.egg 

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Just like all the tools that modify your wallet, it may (unlikely because it is heavily tested before being released) corrupt your wallet, so you must be sure that you have a copy of your wallet in a vault to avoid any wallet loss.

Also, you have to close Bitcoin/Zetacoin wallet before using Pywallet.

Usage: pywallet.py [options] Options: --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit --passphrase=PASSPHRASE passphrase for the encrypted wallet --dumpwallet dump wallet in json format --dumpwithbalance includes balance of each address in the json dump, takes about 2 minutes per 100 addresses --importprivkey=KEY import private key from vanitygen --importhex KEY is in hexadecimal format --datadir=DATADIR wallet directory (defaults to bitcoin default) --wallet=WALLETFILE wallet filename (defaults to wallet.dat) --label=LABEL label shown in the adress book (defaults to '') --testnet use testnet subdirectory and address type --namecoin use namecoin address type --otherversion=OTHERVERSION use other network address type, whose version is OTHERVERSION --info display pubkey, privkey (both depending on the network) and hexkey --reserve import as a reserve key, i.e. it won't show in the adress book --multidelete=MULTIDELETE deletes data in your wallet, according to the file provided --balance=KEY_BALANCE prints balance of KEY_BALANCE --web run pywallet web interface --port=PORT port of web interface (defaults to 8989) --recover recover your deleted keys, use with recov_size and recov_device --recov_device=RECOV_DEVICE device to read (e.g. /dev/sda1 or E: or a file) --recov_size=RECOV_SIZE number of bytes to read (e.g. 20Mo or 50Gio) --recov_outputdir=RECOV_OUTPUTDIR output directory where the recovered wallet will be put --clone_watchonly_from=CLONE_WATCHONLY_FROM path of the original wallet --clone_watchonly_to=CLONE_WATCHONLY_TO path of the resulting watch-only wallet --dont_check_walletversion don't check if wallet version > 81000 before running (WARNING: this may break your wallet, be sure you know what you do) --wait=NSECONDS wait NSECONDS seconds before launch 

Python 2.5-2.7 bsddb package: necessary to open wallets twisted package: necessary if you want to use the web interface ecdsa package: necessary if you want to sign and verify messages 

Debian-based Linux: aptitude install build-essential python-dev python-twisted python-bsddb3

1. Install MacPorts from http://www.macports.org/
2. sudo port install python27 py27-twisted py27-pip py-bsddb python_select
3. sudo port select —set python python27
4. sudo easy_install ecdsa

1. Install Python 2.7
2. Install Twisted 11.0.0 for Py2.7, then Zope.Interface (a .egg file) for Py2.7: http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/wiki/Downloads
3. Untested, proposed by TeaRex: install Zope.Interface from http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs

If this doesn’t work, you will have to install the egg file:

Open a terminal in pywallet folder and type "./pywallet.py --web" Browse http://localhost:8989 

Download https://github.com/downloads/jackjack-jj/pywallet/PWI_0.0.3.exe (SHA256: 645a4d092733ad6685de730a38b210c6594e44a15690a87a231859477deca316) Run it Click about a thousand times on Yes/Next/I Agree/OK Go to the directory where you extracted it and run pywallet.bat Browse http://localhost:8989 

Other Usage Case (works on GNU/Linux and Mac too)

Starting PyWallet Web Interface with DataDir and Passphrase

./pywallet.py —datadir=~/some-directory —passphrase=PASS —web

Dump my Wallet from a different DataDir, addr_pub version set to 80 (Zetacoin) and Passphrase, to a file named dump.json

./pywallet.py —datadir=~/some-directory —otherversion=80 —passphrase=PASS —dumpwallet > ~/dump.json

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