amulecregg

Congratulations! 😁

Virtual machine Windows, download the binary, disconnect from the internet, run the binary, profit ?

There's no virus, but you can compile the source code by yourself to make sure.

You are probably using the old wallet-recover.exe file from dchapes, make sure you are using the version I provided, which has the flag -method defined.

OK. Download the binary wallet-recover.exe from https://gitlab.com/amulecregg/ripple-dshapes/tags/v0.1.1, or compile the source code yourself. Then place the binary in your desktop along with your ripple-wallet.txt, then shift + right click in your desktop, open cmd here, then do: ./wallet-recover.exe -name thenameofyourwallet -pass thepasswordofyourwallet -method old Did it work?

It seems there's no need to clean anything, maybe try: go build ./script.go -a Or — though I've never needed it: go clean

@eiprol Is there any chance you can move your XRP to a new address and share with me your ripple-wallet.txt along with your username and password so I can build the ultimate tool?

@bowler99 There is hope now. I will edit the source code for you and give further instructions. OK?

Dude, congratulations ?! I feel realised now that I could help you out haha ?

https://ripple.com/dev-blog/introducing-ripple-names/

What if you try again with blank username?

And notice that you just need the master seed (the "sXXXXX…" key), to later calculate your public ripple address (the "rXXXXX…" address)

Example: [TheCoolest-guy] should be [thecoolestguy]

Just delete the "-" characters (hyphen) and replace uppercase characters for lowercase characters, did it work?

Does your username contain "-"? , then try removing it. If you have the time and knowledge you can check this source code: https://github.com/ripple/ripple-vault-client/blob/develop/src/vaultclient.js Extract: VaultClient.prototype._deriveUnlockKey = function (authInfo, password, keys, callback) { var normalizedUsername = authInfo.username.toLowerCase().replace(/-/g, ''); //derive unlock key crypt.derive(authInfo.pakdf, 'unlock', normalizedUsername, password, function(err, unlock) { if (err) { console.log('error', 'derive:', err); return callback(err); } if (!keys) { keys = { }; } keys.unlock = unlock.unlock; callback(null, authInfo, keys); }); }; And specially this other one: https://github.com/ripple-unmaintained/giving-client/blob/master/src/jade/tabs/security.jade Extract: p.important Your money and wallet are protected digitally through encryption algorithms that can be unlocked b only with your personal keys ul.notices li – No one else has them, so don't lose them! li – Never share them! .title span.icon.wallet span.name Wallet Key span.more span {{userBlob.data.contacts.length}} contacts, span {{enc.length | rpfilesize}}   span(rp-download='enc',rp-download-filename='ripple-wallet.txt') | You can a(rp-download-trigger) backup your wallet to a file | . ul.description(ng-hide="showKeys") li This is the key you use every time you use ripple. li You created it when you chose your Wallet Name and Passphrase. li It protects Your money + Your contacts and history. li b Never forget it, never share it. .infoBox(ng-show="showKeys") span.part span.label Wallet name: span.value {{userCredentials.username}} span.part span.label Pass Phrase: span.value(ng-show="passUnmask") {{userCredentials.password}} span.value(ng-hide="passUnmask") {{userCredentials.password | rpmask}}