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Cold Wallet Walk-through using Ripplerm Wallet


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@Kakoyla wallet will require a web server to be installed on the Rasbian installation before it will run locally since it is HTML and web language based. Rasbian does not come with a webserver built in so the Newbie will need that too before that wallet will function.

https://www.xrpchat.com/topic/4591-creating-a-cold-wallet-computer-under-construction/?do=findComment&comment=44127

@KakoylaIs that the case? If so, how to install a webserver?

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On 5/13/2017 at 5:28 AM, Kakoyla said:

Get out your phone and open the QR code app, scan the code, it should convert it back into your tx blob. Copy the blob, email it to yourself or use any other method you can think of to get that blob from your phone to your online computer without having to manually key it in (I use google keep).

you can simply submit the signed-transaction with the mobile-phone... via https://ripplerm.github.io/ripple-wallet/

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Hi,

I created a new account using a random seed + account number XXXX. Now the secret seed doesn't change although the public/private keys and address change.

After the account is activated, when I try to sign a payment transaction with the (unchanged) secret seed and submit the transaction I get: tefBAD_AUTH_MASTER: Auth for unclaimed account needs correct master key.

why ?

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On 13.5.2017 at 8:28 AM, Kakoyla said:

Setup

First download the wallet(https://github.com/ripplerm/ripple-wallet) , also get a copy of firefox (https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/) in case the default browser on your setup doesn't play nice. Put the contents of the zip file and firefox on a usb stick, bring that stick to your offline computer and drop the folder onto the desktop or somewhere good for you.

There should be three files in the folder: index.html, package.json, readme.md

Open index.html, this will open the wallet and you are ready to proceed

I install the firefox from mozilla on my rpi2 and it gives me an error when I try to run it. After some googling I realized that the problem is due to the fact that the firefox I downloaded isn't compiled for ARM processor, I searced but I didn't  find a suitable version.  How did you overcome this problem?(sorry for the newbie question)

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I tried to install Firefox because Chromium didn't behave well. after trying to install it for 2-3 hours I decided to try different approach and "fix" Chromium . I realized that I actually need a web server in order to read the wallet correctly(most of it is on html) like my fellow noticed few posts before.(I'm using Raspbian)

Luckily I found a quick and offline  solution for this problem:

1) In the command line, go to the top directory of the wallet (e.g /home/pi/ripplermIsHere/)

2)write : python3 -m http.server  <port(OPTIONAL)>    ---- An http server will be created on this directory. Notice: if you won't define a port so the deafult one will be 8000

3)Find your  rpi's ip (open new command line window and write 'ifconfig')

4) Open Chromium and just write at the address : http://<your ip>:<8000/<chosen port>    e.g http://1.2.3.4:8000

This procedure should take 2 minutes and you can run ripplerm on your rpi2 offline without need for any connection to the web.

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 @ripplerm Does your wallet still work?

I've download the zip file and transferred to a cold computer but I get no functions or features when I open the .html file.

Using windows 7. 

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On 8/12/2017 at 4:36 AM, RationalD said:

I tried to install Firefox because Chromium didn't behave well. after trying to install it for 2-3 hours I decided to try different approach and "fix" Chromium . I realized that I actually need a web server in order to read the wallet correctly(most of it is on html) like my fellow noticed few posts before.(I'm using Raspbian)

Luckily I found a quick and offline  solution for this problem:

1) In the command line, go to the top directory of the wallet (e.g /home/pi/ripplermIsHere/)

2)write : python3 -m http.server  <port(OPTIONAL)>    ---- An http server will be created on this directory. Notice: if you won't define a port so the deafult one will be 8000

3)Find your  rpi's ip (open new command line window and write 'ifconfig')

4) Open Chromium and just write at the address : http://<your ip>:<8000/<chosen port>    e.g http://1.2.3.4:8000

This procedure should take 2 minutes and you can run ripplerm on your rpi2 offline without need for any connection to the web.

Well I spent a lot more than 2-3 hours trying to screw around with Firefox.

Did this and it worked great. Thank you!

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12 hours ago, Flintstone said:

@KarmaCoverage @Trusty-X @Kakoyla @PunishmentOfLuxury So what's your opinion of this wallet? Is it still functioning ok?

I still use it,  it's already on my offline pc and has always done what I needed so no need to try anything new. There are a lot more options available now, and Toast seems to be a crowd favorite. 

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On 8/12/2018 at 12:35 PM, Kakoyla said:

I still use it,  it's already on my offline pc and has always done what I needed so no need to try anything new. There are a lot more options available now, and Toast seems to be a crowd favorite. 

Was you using Chromium browser on the Pi? I've just extracted Ripplerm wallet onto the desktop and opened the index.html with Chromium but the GUI is unresponsive for me.

Edit: Going to try Toast offline in the meantime.

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