I have already created a ticket with zendesk regarding this issue but have not heard anything from them in a week. The issue is that two months ago my house was flooded and at the time I didn’t realize that one of things which got damaged was my paper copy of ITN wallet private key. I still have access to that wallet but I cannot transfer my ada out of the ITN and claim it with my shelly mainnet wallet. I spoke with couple of admin on telegram who gave me a ray of hope stating that my private keys are still on my PC because I have both Daedalus wallets installed on the same PC but they are just encrypted. Is there anyway for me to retrieve these ada or am i just SOL? Thank in advane.
I too have this same issue. Devs, would it be possible to construct the same request using the private key as if you were to use the seed phrase? I would assume the seed phrase generates the private key and that key signs the transaction, so it would be possible unless I’m missing something. Would this be correct before I go poking around?
zendesk responded to me eventually the after trying couple of basic troubleshooting techniques they have informed me there’s currently noway of retrieving your ITN rewards without your private keys. I still haven’t uninstalled my ITN in hopes that there might be someone out there smart enough to figure this out and I am sure I am not the only one with this issue.
Sorry, but I do not know how Daedalus storing the seed/masterkey etc.
But, I am sure that if your have the ITN Daedalus that worked on ITN and you know wallet(s) spending password then you should be able to redeem your ITN rewards on Mainnet.
But, I have no details how the redeem works (i.e. how was added to the mainnet), what I know is that I created my ITN pool keys from 15-word length mnemonic using the m/44'/1815'/0'/0 BIP44 path and some custom tool (jcli etc), I and I was able to use those mnemonics redeem the my 2 pools rewards on mainnet using those 15-word length recovery phrases in Daedalus.
I just downloaded the Daedalus 2.2.0 and remembered your request and had a quick look at it.
Daedalus uses private_key table in an sqlite db, for storing the encrypted private key.
So, you can gather the private key and if you know your spending password then you can encrypt it somehow, check Daedalus source, how it works, cos I have not checked it.
echo "select root from private_key" | sqlite3 /path/to/the/ITN/daedalus/dir/wallet/*.sqlite
012345678...256
Any chance you know how it’s encrypted?
I see there are fields root and hash. In the wallet table there is a field passphrase_scheme which has a value EncryptWithPBKDF2.
Would using python’s hashlib with the right parameters work?