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How can I restore wallet from secret.key file? #1234

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yuelipeng opened this issue Dec 20, 2018 · 385 comments
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How can I restore wallet from secret.key file? #1234

yuelipeng opened this issue Dec 20, 2018 · 385 comments
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@yuelipeng
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when i heard 0.12 version has low disk usage, i just copy my secret.key out, i thought it is the keystore like ethereum. then i delete the old 0.11.2 version's daedalus folder。 when i finished sync of 0.12, i copy secret.key into Secrets-1.0 folder, it can't identify.

i lost my 12 words phase unfortunately。so how can i restore wallet from secret.key file, please.

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nikolaglumac commented Dec 20, 2018

Hi @yuelipeng,

This is going to be a bit tricky but here's what you need to do:

  1. Uninstall your current Daedalus installation and delete your state directory (on Windows this directory is in C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Daedalus, while on OSX it is in ~/Library/Application\ Support/Daedalus).
  2. Download and install previous Daedalus version 0.11.2 from one of the following links (depending on your platform):
  1. Run Daedalus and before it syncs go to application menu View > Toggle Developer Tools (like shown on the screenshot below - my screenshot is taken on OSX but this looks almost the same on Windows)
  2. You will then see the developer tools in your Daedalus window and you should click the 2nd tab "Console".
  3. Then type the following command in the Console window: daedalus.api.ada.importWalletFromFile({ filePath: 'path-to-secret-file/secret.key' }); (but be sure to provide the correct path-to-the-secret-file) and simply hit "Enter" key.
  4. Wait for Daedalus to fully sync - upon which you should see your wallet in the wallets menu.
  5. Create a new wallet (and please write down your mnemonic phrase this time 😄) and transfer all your ADA from the salvaged wallet into this one so that you can easily restore it in the future (restoring from secret.key file was never officially supported and it is no longer present in the latest Daedalus version 0.12.0 - which is why you need to use the older Daedalus version to salvage your wallet).
  6. Daedalus will eventually show the update notification and then you will be able to automatically update it to the latest 0.12.0 version.

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Hope this heps! :)

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@yuelipeng I have originally posted wrong links to the previous Daedalus installers - please use the ones from my comment which I have now updated. Thanks!

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i'm in mac too. this secret.key is created at early 2018 not 0.11.2.
and i have tried 0.11.1, 0.11.2 and 0.9.0 all shows error , but i think my file path is right, because it add a secret.key.lock file automatically.

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@nikolaglumac
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@yuelipeng did you have a spending-password set for this wallet of yours?

@yuelipeng
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@nikolaglumac yes, password protected.

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@yuelipeng so the problem is your wallet's secret.key file is encrypted and therefore it can not be imported using the steps I have described in my first comment.
I'll investigate if there is something else we could try.

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@yuelipeng did you save any other files from the state directory besides the secret.key one?

@yuelipeng
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@nikolaglumac no

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@yuelipeng unfortunately, there is no easy way to extract a wallet.key file out of the secrets.key you have. Still, there is no reason for despair as @cleverca22 is working on a util app which will make this extraction possible. Once this util is ready @cleverca22 will update this thread and you will then be able to use the extracted wallet.key for importing in the latest Daedalus version.

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@cleverca22 when will this extraction util app be done, you can just build a command line tool to decode.

@nikolaglumac nikolaglumac changed the title how can i restore wallet from secret.key file How can I restore wallet from secret.key file Jan 30, 2019
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This is what I need because when I instaled the new daedlus instance year after this instance used wallet that I don't have password for it so it never asked me for 12 words phrase to write down, I have sen't funds and downloaded paper wallet instuctions I tought that was it but money is now stuck in old wallet from what I don't have a password or phrase

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@cleverca22 when will this extraction util app be done, you can just build a command line tool to decode.

that is it, with decryption we could see our wallet password and send it to another wallet

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OMG I found my old 12 word phrase now, lucky as hell

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nikolaglumac commented Mar 20, 2019

@webmacho writing down your 12 words recovery phrase during wallet creation is the most important step. Having those 12 words protects you from all potential issues - it can save you even if you forget your spending-password. It is very unfortunate that you forgot this phrase...

I have sen't funds and downloaded paper wallet instuctions I tought that was it but money is now stuck in old wallet from what I don't have a password or phrase

I believe you did not understand the paper-wallet feature. The idea behind it is that Daedalus generates a new wallet (which is in no way connected to any of the existing wallets you have in Daedalus) and then you can send ada from your other wallets to the wallet address listed on the paper wallet PDF.

Anyways, in order to recover your wallets from the secret.key file stored on your machine you will have to use a special Daedalus version (which hasn't been released yet) - here are the installers:
Linux - https://ci-output-sink.s3.amazonaws.com/csl-daedalus/daedalus-0.13.0-cardano-sl-3.0.0-mainnet-x86_64-linux-5014.bin
macOS - https://ci-output-sink.s3.amazonaws.com/csl-daedalus/daedalus-0.13.0-cardano-sl-3.0.0-mainnet-macos-5014.pkg
Windows - https://ci.appveyor.com/api/buildjobs/cmr8q837771p8rh4/artifacts/installers/daedalus-0.13.0-cardano-sl-3.0.0-mainnet-windows-12744.exe

...and then follow these steps:

Using Daedalus "Wallet importer" tool

  1. Salvage/save secret.key file from the previously used Daedalus installation by copying it to a safe location. This file can be found in the state directory:

Windows: C:\Users[your user name]\AppData\Daedalus\Secrets-1.0\secret.key
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Daedalus/Secrets-1.0/secret.key
Linux: ~/.local/share/Daedalus/mainnet/Secrets/secret.key

  1. Uninstall any existing Daedalus installation and delete the state directory:

Windows: C:\Users[your user name]\AppData\Daedalus\
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Daedalus/
Linux: ~/.local/share/Daedalus/mainnet/

  1. Install a special Daedalus edition (links provided above).
  2. Wait until Daedalus is fully synced and the main UI shown.
  3. Once the main UI is shown navigate to the "Wallet Importer" screen using application menu "Daedalus > Wallet Importer".
  4. Use the file-input field shown on the screen to open secret.key file salvaged from the previous Daedalus installation (described in step No. 1).
  5. Daedalus will extract wallets from the submitted secret.key file and show the list of discovered wallets.
  6. For each of the discovered wallets you will be able to see it's balance and whether or not it is protected by a spending password.
  7. All the wallets that haven't been protected by a spending password can be imported right away (note: wallet import process takes between 30 and 120 minutes depending on the machine speed and there can be only one active import process at the time).
  8. Use the "Passwords list" field to enter a list of up to 20 potential spending passwords and then click the "Match passwords" button in order to match them to your wallets.
  9. You can repeat step No. 10 until all the wallet passwords are matched.
  10. All the wallets you import using this tool will no longer be protected by a spending password which will enable you to transfer your ada to another wallet.

This will resolve your issues too @yuelipeng.

Good luck!

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@nikolaglumac thanks for the improvement. But after i selected the secret.key, it shows "Wallet could not be imported, please make sure you are providing a correct file". i didn't modified the file.

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@yuelipeng I believe you used the "Import dialog" from the "Add wallet" screen and this is not something you can do with the "secret.key" file.
You have to use the new screen - the one you can navigate from the application menu -> "Daedalus > Wallet importer".

@yuelipeng
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@nikolaglumac ok, my fault, restoration is in progress, thanks.

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@nikolaglumac thanks, it's already recovered.

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Wonderful news @yuelipeng 🎉

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Thank you guys for your work. You helped me get my money back!

@GeekFinity
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Now a day, Yoroi should be able to restore a wallet from a Daedalus un-encrypted master key.
Does anyone know a console command in Daedalus to decrypt the encrypted master key (secret.key)?

Thanks

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icyak commented Dec 17, 2019

any possibility how to recover wallet from secret.key ?

@sohosynergy
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nikolaglumac,

I tried to download the app you referenced below but the link is dead and I am trying your solution to recover my wallet.

Windows - https://ci.appveyor.com/api/buildjobs/cmr8q837771p8rh4/artifacts/installers/daedalus-0.13.0-cardano-sl-3.0.0-mainnet-windows-12744.exe

@webmacho writing down your 12 words recovery phrase during wallet creation is the most important step. Having those 12 words protects you from all potential issues - it can save you even if you forget your spending-password. It is very unfortunate that you forgot this phrase...

I have sen't funds and downloaded paper wallet instuctions I tought that was it but money is now stuck in old wallet from what I don't have a password or phrase

I believe you did not understand the paper-wallet feature. The idea behind it is that Daedalus generates a new wallet (which is in no way connected to any of the existing wallets you have in Daedalus) and then you can send ada from your other wallets to the wallet address listed on the paper wallet PDF.

Anyways, in order to recover your wallets from the secret.key file stored on your machine you will have to use a special Daedalus version (which hasn't been released yet) - here are the installers:
Linux - https://ci-output-sink.s3.amazonaws.com/csl-daedalus/daedalus-0.13.0-cardano-sl-3.0.0-mainnet-x86_64-linux-5014.bin
macOS - https://ci-output-sink.s3.amazonaws.com/csl-daedalus/daedalus-0.13.0-cardano-sl-3.0.0-mainnet-macos-5014.pkg
Windows - https://ci.appveyor.com/api/buildjobs/cmr8q837771p8rh4/artifacts/installers/daedalus-0.13.0-cardano-sl-3.0.0-mainnet-windows-12744.exe

...and then follow these steps:

Using Daedalus "Wallet importer" tool

  1. Salvage/save secret.key file from the previously used Daedalus installation by copying it to a safe location. This file can be found in the state directory:

Windows: C:\Users[your user name]\AppData\Daedalus\Secrets-1.0\secret.key
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Daedalus/Secrets-1.0/secret.key
Linux: ~/.local/share/Daedalus/mainnet/Secrets/secret.key

  1. Uninstall any existing Daedalus installation and delete the state directory:

Windows: C:\Users[your user name]\AppData\Daedalus
macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Daedalus/
Linux: ~/.local/share/Daedalus/mainnet/

  1. Install a special Daedalus edition (links provided above).
  2. Wait until Daedalus is fully synced and the main UI shown.
  3. Once the main UI is shown navigate to the "Wallet Importer" screen using application menu "Daedalus > Wallet Importer".
  4. Use the file-input field shown on the screen to open secret.key file salvaged from the previous Daedalus installation (described in step No. 1).
  5. Daedalus will extract wallets from the submitted secret.key file and show the list of discovered wallets.
  6. For each of the discovered wallets you will be able to see it's balance and whether or not it is protected by a spending password.
  7. All the wallets that haven't been protected by a spending password can be imported right away (note: wallet import process takes between 30 and 120 minutes depending on the machine speed and there can be only one active import process at the time).
  8. Use the "Passwords list" field to enter a list of up to 20 potential spending passwords and then click the "Match passwords" button in order to match them to your wallets.
  9. You can repeat step No. 10 until all the wallet passwords are matched.
  10. All the wallets you import using this tool will no longer be protected by a spending password which will enable you to transfer your ada to another wallet.

This will resolve your issues too @yuelipeng.

Good luck!

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@sohosynergy the links have probably expired...
@disassembler @cleverca22 is there any way for us to restore these installers?

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mondonet commented Feb 8, 2020

Links are not working....can you provide us with other working links?

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mondonet commented Feb 8, 2020

My story....i upgraded to a bigger hard drive and install new windows operating system on the new hard drive...then i connect the old one to transfer all my files and when i look at the files on my old hard drive i can see all the scrennshot .png files in there but i can't open it.
One of those .png files was my 12 seed words to my mainnet Daedalus wallet.
However i'm able to restore the incentivized testnet yoroi wallet with the 15 seed words.
My only option is to figure out how to restore it with the secret.key file which by the way appears to be encrypted.
If anyone knows a solution to this problem please help us and post it here.
Thanks in advance.

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mondonet commented Feb 8, 2020

The links above not working... there's any way we can restore Daedalus with the secret key file.
Any help is highly appreciated.

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Ugosha commented Mar 2, 2020

The problem is still actual. Need to recover my secret.key to. Please update links above (Windows version). Thanks a lot!

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hirohiro8382 commented May 16, 2022 via email

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michalrus commented May 16, 2022

internal: correct linking of ↑: #2985

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serjikc commented Jun 24, 2022

Hi,

I am reaching out with almost similar problem. I have lost the spending password and the key phrase -daedalus wallet- byron. Can anything be done to retirieve the funds out of that wallet that it has been set up around 17-2018? I can see the funds on my laptop, I have the secret.key but I have no other information that would allow me to transfer the funds from this wallet to another. The password I've created is very long and has had a variety of characters that would be impossible to remember even if I tried 3 months straight to dig and remember.

Is iohk foundation able to help or is anything in the making to help retrieve these locked funds for all users?

An answer would be greatly appreciated thanks !

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Hi,

I am reaching out with almost similar problem. I have lost the spending password and the key phrase -daedalus wallet- byron. Can anything be done to retirieve the funds out of that wallet that it has been set up around 17-2018? I can see the funds on my laptop, I have the secret.key but I have no other information that would allow me to transfer the funds from this wallet to another. The password I've created is very long and has had a variety of characters that would be impossible to remember even if I tried 3 months straight to dig and remember.

Is iohk foundation able to help or is anything in the making to help retrieve these locked funds for all users?

An answer would be greatly appreciated thanks !

Pls contact our service desk https://iohk.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/360000877653-Daedalus-Mainnet

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Hi,
I am reaching out with almost similar problem. I have lost the spending password and the key phrase -daedalus wallet- byron. Can anything be done to retirieve the funds out of that wallet that it has been set up around 17-2018? I can see the funds on my laptop, I have the secret.key but I have no other information that would allow me to transfer the funds from this wallet to another. The password I've created is very long and has had a variety of characters that would be impossible to remember even if I tried 3 months straight to dig and remember.
Is iohk foundation able to help or is anything in the making to help retrieve these locked funds for all users?
An answer would be greatly appreciated thanks !

Pls contact our service desk https://iohk.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/360000877653-Daedalus-Mainnet

There is no tópic about losing all passwords. Been in this situation for years now. No help whatsoever

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Hi,

I am reaching out with almost similar problem. I have lost the spending password and the key phrase -daedalus wallet- byron. Can anything be done to retirieve the funds out of that wallet that it has been set up around 17-2018? I can see the funds on my laptop, I have the secret.key but I have no other information that would allow me to transfer the funds from this wallet to another. The password I've created is very long and has had a variety of characters that would be impossible to remember even if I tried 3 months straight to dig and remember.

Is iohk foundation able to help or is anything in the making to help retrieve these locked funds for all users?

An answer would be greatly appreciated thanks !

I have hundreds of thounsends of dollars trapped in my Open wallet and no help Will Come friend. This is a very sad situation

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valbucci commented Jun 24, 2022

I'll have to sync with @nikolaglumac about the best way to proceed but I think it'd be great to have that feature back in the recovery feature because others may be in that situation; so it'll likely end up in some future version of Daedalus Flight.

I can draft a PR to extend the current recovery feature to also process that file and extract the secret key out of it.

Any news about this? I'm a developer and I would like to contribute. Please let me know if there is a way I can help

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I'll have to sync with @nikolaglumac about the best way to proceed but I think it'd be great to have that feature back in the recovery feature because others may be in that situation; so it'll likely end up in some future version of Daedalus Flight.
I can draft a PR to extend the current recovery feature to also process that file and extract the secret key out of it.

Any news about this? I'm a developer and I would like to contribute. Please let me know if there is a way I can help

Also looking for a solution for só long now...

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serjikc commented Jun 24, 2022

I am sure there's a solution for every problem. Iohk foundation must do something for the sake of it's community. For the past 3 years I've read a lot about people like me that lost their funds due to different incidents and due to the rush in the market I can understand that such minor problem in the eyes of iohk foundation is not as important. But as time passes, the foundation must and shall dedicate to themselves to come up with something solve this issue. Cardano is not Terra Luna, and Charles Hoskinson is not Do Kwon. This can't go just like that, as a matter fact you definitely take and lead by example as other projects lead the market if that is the overall goal.

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@serjikc with all respect, the problem here is not about an incident. It's about someone forgetting their passphrase. We have a dedicated team that filter this kind of requests so please contact our service desk here: https://iohk.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/360000877653-Daedalus-Mainnet

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@serjikc with all respect, the problem here is not about an incident. It's about someone forgetting their passphrase.

That is not completely true. At least in my case, it is about a wallet exported to a file in 2017, which is not being recognised by the current Daedalus wallet recovery feature. I forgot my recovery seed, but I perfectly remember my passphrase.

I am simply asking if there are any news on this and, if not, if there is a way for me to contribute in solving this backward-compatibility issue.

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valbucci commented Jun 25, 2022

No, that's actually good ending. We will certainly be able to do something for you :)

I'll have to sync with @nikolaglumac about the best way to proceed but I think it'd be great to have that feature back in the recovery feature because others may be in that situation; so it'll likely end up in some future version of Daedalus Flight.
I can draft a PR to extend the current recovery feature to also process that file and extract the secret key out of it.

I was just hoping to see some sort of update since these messages. Not necessarily a solution, but at least knowing that the issue is being worked out

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danielmain commented Jun 25, 2022

@endlessbux, unfortunately, the colleagues who were trying to help you with the corrupted secret.key could not find any solution. Besides they don't work at IO anymore. Our colleges in the service desk are already in touch with some people that actually are reporting the same problem and with the exact same secret.key. I can't really do anything from the Daedalus Team side. please contact the service desk.

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@endlessbux, unfortunately, the colleagues who were trying to help you with the corrupted secret.key could not find any solution. Besides they don't work at IO anymore. Our colleges in the service desk are already in touch with some people that actually are reporting the same problem and with the exact same secret.key. I can't really do anything from the Daedalus Team side. please contact the service desk.

No One can do anything! And no One Cares

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danielmain commented Jun 25, 2022

@endlessbux, unfortunately, the colleagues who were trying to help you with the corrupted secret.key could not find any solution. Besides they don't work at IO anymore. Our colleges in the service desk are already in touch with some people that actually are reporting the same problem and with the exact same secret.key. I can't really do anything from the Daedalus Team side. please contact the service desk.

No One can do anything! And no One Cares

That is not true, a lot of time was spent here. And I am writing you in my weekend even!

Sorry for being direct with you, but you should ALWAYS save securely your recovery phrase

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wadie914 commented Jun 25, 2022 via email

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serjikc commented Jun 25, 2022

@serjikc with all respect, the problem here is not about an incident. It's about someone forgetting their passphrase. We have a dedicated team that filter this kind of requests so please contact our service desk here: https://iohk.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/categories/360000877653-Daedalus-Mainnet

My case is similar @danielmain I had my information saved on a flashdrive the spending password and the seed) - someone has erased the flash drive. - Now I have access to the desktop wallet with the funds but I am not able to transfer from the account to a new wallet due to missing password and seed. I have the secret key file but that doesn't do anything other than just recover the wallet with the funds in it but can't retrieve the funds due to the missing password and or seed.

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wadie914 commented Jun 25, 2022 via email

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valbucci commented Jun 25, 2022

@endlessbux, unfortunately, the colleagues who were trying to help you with the corrupted secret.key could not find any solution. Besides they don't work at IO anymore. Our colleges in the service desk are already in touch with some people that actually are reporting the same problem and with the exact same secret.key. I can't really do anything from the Daedalus Team side. please contact the service desk.

I'll try to reach the service desk once again, but the last time I contacted them one year ago they couldn't solve this problem.

Could you please direct me to the portion of code which used to generate the backup file?

I just find it very much disappointing that the Daedalus Team included this feature which actually turns out to not work at all. At least I would like to see if I can manage to deal with this by myself, considering the file is not corrupted and I remember my spending password.

Apologies for being direct but this lack of backward-compatibility caused me to lose my funds.

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I gave up on 50 Grand

On Sat, Jun 25, 2022, 5:00 PM Daniel Main @.> wrote: @endlessbux https://github.com/endlessbux, unfortunately, the colleagues who were trying to help you with the corrupted secret.key could not find any solution. Besides they don't work at IO anymore. Our colleges in the service desk are already in touch with some people that actually are reporting the same problem and with the exact same secret.key. I can't really do anything from the Daedalus Team side. please contact the service desk. No One can do anything! And no One Cares That is not true, a lot of time was spent here to help here. And I am writing you in my weekend even! Sorry for being direct with you, but you should ALWAYS save securely your recovery phrase — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1234 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AS7OIOABF2S7MHJ2S4Y4SZTVQ5XQTANCNFSM4GLRZXHQ . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: @.>

Lost dar more than 50 grande friend and watched all my investment Lost during years of mental illness. Asking every chat you fórum or the support for Help and all people Will have say is "you should not lose the seed phrase"

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KtorZ commented Jul 8, 2022

I am starting a collaborative effort as part of CardanoSolutions/ByronWalletRecovery, trying to centralize all the existing knowledge, tools and content about this issue. If some have time and are interested in solving this, I encourage you to join and participate.

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KtorZ commented Jul 8, 2022

@danielmain if you can forward this to the current support team to let them know 🙏 and possibly, let them redirect people to this repository once they've identified that they might be affected by this mysterious issue.

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Dragovioon commented Jul 8, 2022

@danielmain if you can forward this to the current support team to let them know 🙏 and possibly, let them redirect people to this repository once they've identified that they might be affected by this mysterious issue.

I don't know how to help I'm One of the Many that Lost os passwords and regrets ir everyday. Too much as been Lost to me. If someday this issue can bem helped or solved this would Change my life

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hirohiro8382 commented Jul 20, 2022

@danielmain if you can forward this to the current support team to let them know 🙏 and possibly, let them redirect people to this repository once they've identified that they might be affected by this mysterious issue.

The restored Byron wallet does not contain the "policy_id" required to reference the asset and is missing metadata information. Therefore, I think that a remittance error is displayed. Is there a way to fix this?

It is an error code at the time of remittance↓↓↓

curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" --cacert "$HOME/Library/Application Support/Daedalus Mainnet/tls/client/ca.crt"
--cert "$HOME/Library/Application Support/Daedalus Mainnet/tls/client/client.pem"
-d '{"payments":[{"address": "addr1q8c※※※ ※※※ ※※※ lutgxy4dkqvr3apa","amount":{"quantity":1200000,"unit":"lovelace"},"assets": []}],"passphrase": “passward※※※※}’
https://localhost:50 ※※※/v2/byron-wallets/b ※※※ ※※※ ※※※ ※※※/transactions
{"code":"created_invalid_transaction","message":"The submitted transaction was rejected by the local node. Here's an error message that may help with debugging: TxValidationErrorInMode (ShelleyTxValidationError ShelleyBasedEraAlonzo (ApplyTxError

[UtxowFailure (WrappedShelleyEraFailure (MissingVKeyWitnessesUTXOW (WitHashes (fromList [KeyHash "ffea5f425e90※※4463d2232"]))))])) AlonzoEraInCardanoMode"}%

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Will I ever bem able to recover my Lost ADA?

@Dragovioon
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Is there any solution for people like us who Lost all password. Me like Many other also. I have the secret file and all backup files of the deadalus wallet

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KtorZ commented Sep 10, 2022

@Dragovioon the only "solution" is brute-forcing the password. But if your password was strong enough, this is likely hopeless.

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@Dragovioon the only "solution" is brute-forcing the password. But if your password was strong enough, this is likely hopeless.

Thanks....

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okepod commented Sep 12, 2022

cardano-sl-subset
What does this tell us about the secret key? ?

inspect-keystore
I got a private key encrypted with this tool and a passphrase I didn't set.

thank you

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