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I was trying to use "./bin/pktwallet --create" to recover my wallet as my passphrase I set up got botched because I entered it using TeamViewer to a virtual machine on my private server over my phone. I spun up a new virtual machine to install pktd and recover the wallet but when entering my wallet seed and then enter the same password I just entered as the passphrase it says "Decrypting your seed..." and then ends up giving me the error
The seed did not decrypt properly, please try again.
It then prompts me again for the wallet password. Is there a bug here where the passphrase I enter at the beginning of the create process doesn't work to store it properly or is the password it requires actually the original passphrase I used when setting up the wallet the first time?
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I was trying to use "./bin/pktwallet --create" to recover my wallet as my passphrase I set up got botched because I entered it using TeamViewer to a virtual machine on my private server over my phone. I spun up a new virtual machine to install pktd and recover the wallet but when entering my wallet seed and then enter the same password I just entered as the passphrase it says "Decrypting your seed..." and then ends up giving me the error
The seed did not decrypt properly, please try again.
It then prompts me again for the wallet password. Is there a bug here where the passphrase I enter at the beginning of the create process doesn't work to store it properly or is the password it requires actually the original passphrase I used when setting up the wallet the first time?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: