chantools

chantools rescuetweakedkey

Attempt to rescue funds locked in an address with a key that was affected by a specific bug in lnd

Synopsis

There very likely is no reason to run this command unless you exactly know why or were told by the author of this tool to use it.

chantools rescuetweakedkey [flags]

Examples

chantools rescuetweakedkey \
	--path "m/1017'/0'/5'/0/0'" \
	--targetaddr bc1pxxxxxxx

Options

      --bip39               read a classic BIP39 seed and passphrase from the terminal instead of asking for lnd seed format or providing the --rootkey flag
  -h, --help                help for rescuetweakedkey
      --numtries uint       the number of mutations to try (default 10000000)
      --path string         BIP32 derivation path to derive the starting key from; must start with "m/"
      --rootkey string      BIP32 HD root key of the wallet to use for deriving starting key; leave empty to prompt for lnd 24 word aezeed
      --targetaddr string   address the funds are locked in
      --walletdb string     read the seed/master root key to use for deriving starting key from an lnd wallet.db file instead of asking for a seed or providing the --rootkey flag

Options inherited from parent commands

      --nologfile           If set, no log file will be created. This is useful for testing purposes where we don't want to create a log file.
  -r, --regtest             Indicates if regtest parameters should be used
      --resultsdir string   Directory where results should be stored (default "./results")
  -s, --signet              Indicates if the public signet parameters should be used
  -t, --testnet             Indicates if testnet parameters should be used