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Python script for dumping wallet addresses and private keys

dump_wallet_addresses.py

#!/usr/bin/env python

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

# This software is in the public domain, furnished 'as is', without technical

# support, and with no warranty, express or implied, as to its usefulness for

# any purpose.

# Usage:

# ./dump_wallet_addresses.py <wallet binary>

# Simple Python program that communicates with your <whatever>coin wallet

# (assuming it's bitcoin wallet compatible) in order to list all addresses

# together with their private keys. Both normally visible and hidden/secret

# addresses are listed.

# There is no error handling. Make sure the wallet binary is in the search

# path, or pass its full path.

# Author: Per Rovegård

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

importsys

importsubprocess

importjson

walletBin='

defexecWalletCommand(cmd, expectsJson):

p=subprocess.Popen([walletBin] +cmd, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)

out, err=p.communicate()

ifexpectsJson:

returnjson.loads(out)

returnout

defaddAddressesFromGroupings(target):

result=execWalletCommand(['listaddressgroupings'], True)

forgroupinginresult:

forgroupingrouping:

addr=group[0]

ifaddrnotintarget:

target[addr] = {}

target[addr]['balance'] =group[1]

iflen(group) >2:

target[addr]['account'] =group[2]

defaddAddressesFromAccounts(target):

accounts=execWalletCommand(['listaccounts'], True)

forkeyinaccounts:

addresses=execWalletCommand(['getaddressesbyaccount', key], True)

foraddrinaddresses:

ifaddrnotintarget:

target[addr] = {}

target[addr]['account'] =key

defgetPrivKeyForAddress(address):

returnexecWalletCommand(['dumpprivkey', address], False).strip()

defmain():

globalwalletBin

iflen(sys.argv) <2:

print'Usage: %s <wallet binary>'% (sys.argv[0], )

sys.exit(1)

walletBin=sys.argv[1]

target= {}

addAddressesFromAccounts(target)

addAddressesFromGroupings(target)

foraddrintarget:

obj=target[addr]

balance=obj['balance'] if'balance'inobjelse0

account=obj['account'] if'account'inobjelse'<unknown>'

ifaccount':

account=''

print'%st%st%.8ft%s'% (addr, getPrivKeyForAddress(addr), balance, account)

if__name__'__main__':

main()

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