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Could you try loggout and loggin with that copayer, while the others are still online?
please be sure you are running version 0.9.3
But one, two and three have been online at the same time (logged out and in)
Okay
M, R, J, and M
*Me, R, J and M
R has been fixed by the patch
And J is still not working
M is on a cruise
Me, R and J are on it now
[info] Fetching exchange rates
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Loading plugin: EncryptedInsightStorage
copayBundle.js:83 [info] ## OPENING Wallet: dbc709a50175af39
copayBundle.js:83 [info] ## OPENING Wallet: 4bb9dfd0645c49fe
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Async: synchronizing from: 0
copayBundle.js:40 Uncaught Error: dont have required keys yet
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Ignoring signature for unknown tx Proposal:bee6d6e2898940e58132ee30c739be8a0a54f4113b27c9f642b2062a91ee21bb
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Wallet:Mimex ### Sending publicKeyRing
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Ignoring signature for unknown tx Proposal:bee6d6e2898940e58132ee30c739be8a0a54f4113b27c9f642b2062a91ee21bb
2copayBundle.js:83 [info] Wallet:Mimex ### Sending publicKeyRing
copayBundle.js:40 Uncaught Error: dont have required keys yet
var w= angular.element($0).scope().wallet; w?'OK':'';
VM222:2 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'wallet' of undefined
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Loading plugin: EncryptedInsightStorage
copayBundle.js:83 [info] ## OPENING Wallet: dbc709a50175af39
copayBundle.js:83 [info] ## OPENING Wallet: 4bb9dfd0645c49fe
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Async: synchronizing from: 0
copayBundle.js:40 Uncaught Error: dont have required keys yet
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Ignoring signature for unknown tx Proposal:bee6d6e2898940e58132ee30c739be8a0a54f4113b27c9f642b2062a91ee21bb
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Wallet:Mimex ### Sending publicKeyRing
copayBundle.js:83 [info] Ignoring signature for unknown tx Proposal:bee6d6e2898940e58132ee30c739be8a0a54f4113b27c9f642b2062a91ee21bb
2copayBundle.js:83 [info] Wallet:Mimex ### Sending publicKeyRing
copayBundle.js:40 Uncaught Error: dont have required keys yet
var w= angular.element($0).scope().wallet; w?'OK':'';
VM222:2 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'wallet' of undefined
Oops
Im in need of some assistance
I have got Copay 70% working with an alternate Digital Currency. We are using Copay in a Decentralized Donation platform
Everything was going well untill I accidently sent a large amount of coins to my Copay address
Im unable to send the funds back out as Copay shows a Nill balance
If anyone can help me I will give them 1 Bitcoin
Thanks
I will await a response as I know you are busy
Hi Guys, I had some issues with the copay wallet.. I added a multi-sig wallet with 3 people.. of witch 1 person confirmed.. the third guy had an Iphone (I did not know that) So he wasn't able to confirm. So this multisig wallet stayed in the 'pending' modus. With this pending wallet on the background the app became EXTREMELY buggy. It wasn't able to send coins with my other co-pay wallets and the app didn't recognize QR codes.. At first I didn't know what the problem was, after a long time of messing around I decided to delete the 'pending' multi-sig wallet. This solved the stability problem instantly. Great app nevertheless, this was quite frustrating though:) All the best, Kasper
I can not find a single bit of documentation about this, or any details regarding the backup file format/scripts to decrypt said backup so i can pull the pubkeys out my self
@gdcbyers The backup format is trivial. Once you decrypt it (using SJCL) it is a JSON. One key is xPubKeys, with are the extended public keys of the copayers.
@thaxy I am afraid that is not possible. In the storage at v0.9 nor the username or the password are stored on clear text, it is not possible to recover them even seen the phone's storage.
@thaxy I am afraid that is not possible. In the storage at v0.9 nor the username or the password are stored on clear text, it is not possible to recover them even seen the phone's storage.
I wanted to mention the brute force tool I've created for decrypting Copay wallets. https://github.com/genecyber/CopayBruteforcer
I also have a few more tools I need to release still, one makes a backup of every encrypted blob and places it into a sqlite database.
Another that takes in email and password and pulls every file from the database it can using the supplied credentials (since each record uses the credentials slightly differently) after pulling the discovered blobs I try and decrypt. Last of all I try and decrypt every blob in the database (have recovered a few wallets that somehow became un associated from my profile)