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langerhans
Syncing problem
I stashed away some dogecoins on this very app 3.5 years ago. Today I'm trying to access to those coins but it says that I'm still syncing. It takes forever. I tried resetting the blockchain but after waiting a full night, only ONE block has been replayed.
I was about to create same trouble ticket but you already did. It's nothing about 3 years. 6 weeks ago it stopped synchronizing. It connected to peers but not even trying to start download. Seems that something updated on the peers side so this client app can't download blocks anymore. I've tried on different devices but result is same. No matter how many months yet to synchronize 24 or 4 or 1 it's simply not moving.
I hope developer can solve the problem as really a lot of money stuck in there.
Mine is stuck too.
Tried extracting the private keys to sweep into an online wallet, but I've got absolutely no idea how to do that. The only resources I can find are links to here - https://github.com/bitcoin-wallet/bitcoin-wallet/blob/master/wallet/README.recover.md, but this is for bitcoin and I've got no idea how to use it for doge.
Ive just realized.
Peers with port :70001 doesn't work, but peer with port :70015 seems to be working. If you are lucky to find one.
This is all realted to the peering issues we're currently seeing on the network. We have brought up many more nodes to help with that but DOGE is immensely popular right now so nodes have a lot more new user influx to deal with. That's also why the new wallet update isn't out yet even tho it's almost ready. All you can currently do is keeping to try syncing. Sorry about that.
Alright, thanks for the clarification. Are there any specific trusted addresses we can try to hopefully improve things? I'm not even finding peers, let alone recent ones.
Not really, peers always have a limited amount of connections they can accept. So it's no use to send hundreds of people onto a single node.
This is all realted to the peering issues we're currently seeing on the network. We have brought up many more nodes to help with that but DOGE is immensely popular right now so nodes have a lot more new user influx to deal with. That's also why the new wallet update isn't out yet even tho it's almost ready. All you can currently do is keeping to try syncing. Sorry about that.
Is there a chance that in new version of wallet app there will be a human friendly way to export private key? 🥺
Not really, peers always have a limited amount of connections they can accept. So it's no use to send hundreds of people onto a single node.
Is it possible to set up a node ourselves and connect to it? Apologies if that's a super layman question! (only asking because I have 84 months worth to sync...ouch!)
Not really, peers always have a limited amount of connections they can accept. So it's no use to send hundreds of people onto a single node.
Let's say I have a full node on my own private server. How can I download blockchain from there to this android wallet?
@technonorm wow that would be interesting, downloading the bootstrap blockchain and setting up some rogue node to serve it.
This is all realted to the peering issues we're currently seeing on the network. We have brought up many more nodes to help with that but DOGE is immensely popular right now so nodes have a lot more new user influx to deal with. That's also why the new wallet update isn't out yet even tho it's almost ready. All you can currently do is keeping to try syncing. Sorry about that.
Is there a chance that in new version of wallet app there will be a human friendly way to export private key? pleading_face
This would be an incredibly useful feature. Me and some others have tried to get the private key through the seed phrase that is exported with the wallet with no luck yet. Though I am somewhat experienced with blockchain technologies, I am not as versed as I'd liked to be and I have not been able to extract the key I was looking for with tools like this one: https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ - It would be great if @langerhans would enable us to extract the key either directly through the app or leave a guide on how to do it somehow through the exported wallet file.
@WindowsGott50 So it should be cryptographically possible to get the privkeys with the seed phrase?
For some reason, when I can finally connect to a 1.14.2 protocol 70015 seed, it rapidly connects and disconnects from them without downloading anything.
@Jademalo The nodes have a set limit of concurrent connections they can have. If you leave your phone open for a while it should at some point find some peers when room clears up.
@LevitatingBusinessMan I've had it open for around 9 hours now, and not a single block of progress has occurred. I've had plenty of peers in this time, but none of them have progressed the chain on my end.
@WindowsGott50 So it should be cryptographically possible to get the privkeys with the seed phrase?
Yes. It seems that the seed phrase enables a pretty much infinite amount of private keys and public keys to be generated. The generation involves a kind of "path" (I am again referring to this tool). Extended private keys and extended public keys are generated through the combination of Derivation algorithm + seed phrase + path. I guess if we have the information on what algorithm is used and which "path" it takes it is possible to find the corresponding private key to your wallet.
@Jademalo I know, I've had the same. Only just now I have gotten a few blocks after being stuck at the same block for over 12 hours.
I found a method in the code called writeKeys which basically seems to do what we want... Maybe we can use this in a small script outside of the app to get the keys
@WindowsGott50 I think the seed phrase in the archive might sadly only be used for the addresses that are also in the archive, not the receive addresses.
I found a method in the code called writeKeys which basically seems to do what we want... Maybe we can use this in a small script outside of the app to get the keys
Please.
One can decrypt a backup and extract the keys, yes. There is a guide somewhere that I can't find right now. Excuse the lack of quick responses, I do have a day job to work too.
As for the peering problem: If you have a fully synced Dogecoin Core running somewhere then yes you can connect the app directly to that using the Trusted Peer feature. It would actually help us if people who already have fully synced clients run them with listen=1 and open Port 22556 on their firewall.
@langerhans The archive only contains like 4 pubkeys with privkeys. And then some hundred public keys with no private keys. There is a seed phrase in the archive. Do you know how to recover the privkeys via the seed phrase?
I am using this fork I have to extract the archive: https://github.com/LevitatingBusinessMan/wallet-decrypt Occasionally modifying it to my needs.
@langerhans and could you elaborate on how to run the dogecoin core with cli arguments like that? I can't seen to get it woring. I am almost on a full sync so I'll torrent the blockchain when I get it close to complete.
Edit: default config allows listening for connections, just added my local address to the app and I am downloading blocks! @langerhans thanks a lot.
https://github.com/langerhans/dogecoin-wallet-new/issues/68#issuecomment-769800820
This awesome guy figured it out!!!
@LevitatingBusinessMan You can just go to Settings->Network->Allow incoming connections. For a daemon client you need a dogecoin.conf file in your data director (where wallet.dat is) with the parameter I mentioned.
@langerhans and could you elaborate on how to run the dogecoin core with cli arguments like that? I can't seen to get it woring. I am almost on a full sync so I'll torrent the blockchain when I get it close to complete.
Edit: default config allows listening for connections, just added my local address to the app and I am downloading blocks! @langerhans thanks a lot.
How did you added local address to the app?
@langerhans and could you elaborate on how to run the dogecoin core with cli arguments like that? I can't seen to get it woring. I am almost on a full sync so I'll torrent the blockchain when I get it close to complete.
Edit: default config allows listening for connections, just added my local address to the app and I am downloading blocks! @langerhans thanks a lot.
Could you post the torrent please? I'm stuck on 12 days behind :(
@zzudwa in the settings, set the "trusted peer" @technonorm from what I know nobody is torrenting the full chain. For updates on that be on the discord. I am at 13 jan myself.
@zzudwa in the settings, set the "trusted peer" @technonorm from what I know nobody is torrenting the full chain. For updates on that be on the discord. I am at 13 jan myself.
omg I got it working! Thanks
For those looking to connect to your core client,
- you need to port forward 22556 in your router. Find out the Internal IP address for the computer hosting core
- Accept incoming connections in your dogecoin core settings
- On your mobile wallet: settings>settings>Trusted peer-
- Enter your internal IP address in trusted peer
You should see your connection go in. Mine's flying through now!
@technonorm If you aren't leaving your home, you can just use the local address of your desktop.