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I have a corrupted LiteCoin wallet.dat file, and I do have the passphrase to the wallet as well, I ran a pywallet dump from the corrupted file, and successfully had a dump with decrypted keys. My address was in the dumpfile but the hexsec conversion doesn't link to the right pubkey nor address via LiteAddress.org. I tried other addresses in the dump list as well but got the right conversion info. What is the issue here? HexSec is valid for all the addresses in the list besides mine. This is command used with pywallet : python pywallet.py --dumpwallet --wallet=walletfile --otherversion=ltc,0x30,0x05,0x36,ltc --passphrase=????? > dump.txt . I used --otherversion 48 as well but got an error. I have also tried --recover option as well, I wanted to compare dumps, but didn't get any decrypted data since the passphrase isn't recognized on the recovered wallet. I have medium knowledge in coding, but is a custom pywallet script necessary in my case? If not I suspect the problem is either from the corrupt file, the version parameters used or the conversion from LiteAddress.org.
Please let me know, Thanks!
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I have a corrupted LiteCoin wallet.dat file, and I do have the passphrase to the wallet as well, I ran a pywallet dump from the corrupted file, and successfully had a dump with decrypted keys. My address was in the dumpfile but the hexsec conversion doesn't link to the right pubkey nor address via LiteAddress.org. I tried other addresses in the dump list as well but got the right conversion info. What is the issue here? HexSec is valid for all the addresses in the list besides mine. This is command used with pywallet : python pywallet.py --dumpwallet --wallet=walletfile --otherversion=ltc,0x30,0x05,0x36,ltc --passphrase=????? > dump.txt . I used --otherversion 48 as well but got an error. I have also tried --recover option as well, I wanted to compare dumps, but didn't get any decrypted data since the passphrase isn't recognized on the recovered wallet. I have medium knowledge in coding, but is a custom pywallet script necessary in my case? If not I suspect the problem is either from the corrupt file, the version parameters used or the conversion from LiteAddress.org.
Please let me know, Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: