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HI

My master key is disabled. how do i enable it again to move my funds?

I have the secret key, and the Regular key is showing their under info at ripplerm.github .

 

Need step by step how to move my funds please.

250 XRP to whoever can help me successful move my coins. 

 

Thx

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Well, i think it's quite simple. The regular key shown under info is probably the "account", starting with rXXXXXXXX. You need the corresponding secret (seed), staring with sXXXXXX to sign the transaction, that should work. If you do not have the corresponding secret, I am afraid nobody can help you...

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Ok, if we use the public key and private key terminology, i think it is like this:

initially, there is a public key, starting with rXXXXX, and a private key, starting with sXXXXXXX. All transactions are signed with this private key.

You can add a private key to the account to sign transactions. To do this, you add the public key (starting with rXXXXXetc) to your account as regular key. Now your transactions can also be signed with the private key (sXXXXXXXXX) belonging to this public key.

As a final step, you can disable the master key, making it impossible to sign with the initial key. Transactions can nouw only be signed with the second secret key, belonging to the 'regular key" 

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how can u set new secret key to the regular key? their is a option , i change it but seems it dont stuck....

As i try a transaction to send xrp...i cant see anywhere to enter a key to sign....the blue sign button is unclickeble....

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You cannot set a new secret key to this regular key i think. From this point, you need the secret key from the regular key account.

I am afraid the terminology used, "regular key"  is not helping. The regular key is not really a key, but an account. With the key corresponding to this account, you can sign your transactions

@nikb: maybe an idea to change the label "regular key" to "regular account"? or am I missing something important? I think a lot of people are protecting the regular key as if it is a secret key...totally forgetting about the 'seed' 

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I have not done this with this wallet, but my guess is: click on the Change button right under you account at the top that says secret set. Change that to the private key of the regular key. As far as i know, there is no pathfinding for XRP transactions, so i guess thats caused by the use of the disabled masterkey

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