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== How can I import a Byron wallet into Daedalus from an SQLite file? == | == How can I import a Byron wallet into Daedalus from an SQLite file? == | ||
| − | First you need to use ''sqlite3'' to view the ''root'' and ''hash'' fields of the wallet in question, and the run ''Daedalus'' and use ''netstat'' to check what port it's node is running on. | + | First you need to use ''sqlite3'' to view the ''root'' and ''hash'' fields of the ''private_key'' table for the wallet in question, and the run ''Daedalus'' and use ''netstat'' to check what port it's node is running on. Of course this will not help in the case of retrieving ITN funds in the main net, but it can at least prove that the wallet file is intact and whether or not you have the spending password. |
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cd ~/.local/share/Daedalus/mainnet | cd ~/.local/share/Daedalus/mainnet | ||
Revision as of 08:29, 12 November 2020
How can I import a Byron wallet into Daedalus from an SQLite file?
First you need to use sqlite3 to view the root and hash fields of the private_key table for the wallet in question, and the run Daedalus and use netstat to check what port it's node is running on. Of course this will not help in the case of retrieving ITN funds in the main net, but it can at least prove that the wallet file is intact and whether or not you have the spending password.
cd ~/.local/share/Daedalus/mainnet
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -kE tls/client/client.pem \
-XPOST https://localhost:PORT/v2/byron-wallets -d '{ \
"style":"random", \
"name":"NEW_WALLET_NAME", \
"encrypted_root_private_key":"ROOT_KEY", \
"passphrase_hash":"HASH_KEY" \
}'
