All official wallet doesnt allow enable masterkey

[Ian79]

What happened with xrp ? All official wallet not allow to enable masterkey. I have regkey and sec key but cant do anything.

[at3n]

Can you give an example of what you've tried so far?

[Ian79]

http://ripplerm.github.io/ripple-wallet/

Account Set
Status:[PRELIMINARY], Result: tefMASTER_DISABLED: Master key is disabled.  

 

ripple admin consol wallet

disableMasterKey flag update failed. tefMASTER_DISABLED: Master key is disabled.

disableMasterKey flag update failed. : Transaction may have failed. getTransaction error: [extends(Transaction has not been validated yet; try again later, { details: '(ledger_index and LedgerSequence not found in tx)' })]

[Flintstone]

 

[Ian79]

52 minutes ago, Flintstone said:

 

I did follow it too but still not work

[Flintstone]

24 minutes ago, Ian79 said:

I did follow it too but still not work

Download Bithomp tools (offline) and try it on that. If it doesn’t work, give member Warbler a mention here and he should be able to help you out.

 

[Ian79]

33 minutes ago, Flintstone said:

Download Bithomp tools (offline) and try it on that. If it doesn’t work, give member Warbler a mention here and he should be able to help you out.

 

I did by bithomp offline still not work, thats what i called ripple admin console. 

[Ian79]

@Warbler can you help pls.?

[Flintstone]

@Warbler

[at3n]

tefMASTER_DISABLED means that you're trying to sign the transaction with the master key, which is not allowed as it is disabled.

You need to combine the public wallet address (r....) with the secret key of the wallet set as the regular key.

So on Bithomp Tools, you choose Paper Wallet, then paste the regular key (s....), then tick "Sign on behalf of a different address", and paste the public address of the wallet which has the master key disabled. Then build the transaction that you need.

[Ian79]

20 hours ago, at3n said:

tefMASTER_DISABLED means that you're trying to sign the transaction with the master key, which is not allowed as it is disabled.

You need to combine the public wallet address (r....) with the secret key of the wallet set as the regular key.

So on Bithomp Tools, you choose Paper Wallet, then paste the regular key (s....), then tick "Sign on behalf of a different address", and paste the public address of the wallet which has the master key disabled. Then build the transaction that you need.

I did online and offline use bithomp tools and follow your guide,its still cant. Its said " missing/inapplicable transaction" click in 10 secs id, and its show request error

[Ian79]

Bump

[at3n]

On 2/20/2020 at 2:37 PM, Ian79 said:

Its said " missing/inapplicable transaction" click in 10 secs id

"Missing/inapplicable prior transaction." is an error code from rippled, equivalent to terPRE_SEQ, which occurs when "The Sequence number of the current transaction is higher than the current sequence number of the account sending the transaction."

Especially when building offline transactions, you need to manually input the next sequence number of the wallet which you are doing the transaction on (in this case, the wallet with the disabled master key). You can find the next sequence number easily by using the main Bithomp page to look at the details of the address. You must enter exactly this number in the "Next sequence" box on Bithomp when building the transaction.

[Warbler]

@Flintstone I can't add anything here, @at3n doing a great job, better than I could  

[Ian79]

13 hours ago, at3n said:

"Missing/inapplicable prior transaction." is an error code from rippled, equivalent to terPRE_SEQ, which occurs when "The Sequence number of the current transaction is higher than the current sequence number of the account sending the transaction."

Especially when building offline transactions, you need to manually input the next sequence number of the wallet which you are doing the transaction on (in this case, the wallet with the disabled master key). You can find the next sequence number easily by using the main Bithomp page to look at the details of the address. You must enter exactly this number in the "Next sequence" box on Bithomp when building the transaction.

The result now is transaction public key is not authorized