Quote from: swissmate on September 08, 2012, 09:12:16 AM

Quote from: UnitClick on September 08, 2012, 05:01:37 AM

Here is a copy of my wallet.dat, the password was changed to something random. I don't trust my technical ability with the command line enough to do those steps, so if someone else on this forum could that would be great.

http://www.filedropper.com/wallet (No viruses or anything of the sort. Just my wallet.dat exported. Open it in a VM if you don't believe me.)

So if anybody could help me get to the bottom of this wallet problem and get my BTC back it would be awesome. I'll even toss a few BTC your way. Grin

Are you really sharing your wallet.dat to everyone that sees this post?

Yup

But it has a passphrase, so no spending ^^ (BTW 19.3 MB wtf, my wallet is 600kb or so)
I think you need to export the private keys for these addresses:

http://blockchain.info/address/1LdNDySZ3vDkVQDMCJCBxmFNCJwJeATiaG
http://blockchain.info/address/17ZfUixpDR7MWgD9UgyjDH4sQJk2SxAQbk
http://blockchain.info/address/1LQ36aWUucf8cDTnDihLJeFumM7FPExzEh
http://blockchain.info/address/19abixCmtoLxJqLhACV4D6P7zTfWDqQWKm
http://blockchain.info/address/16fXuMjhmsDrcqEehqWZhU5itRUgrVur9f
http://blockchain.info/address/14jVfhBEPLFwLsj9Bsj6ebyyv4R6DWTxRc
http://blockchain.info/address/1FB4hv58ENo5UsSpnXPTJrrCMU8bpxuPRa

everything else seems to be satoshidice or other outgoing addresses.

EDIT: Meh sorry this probably doesn't help much, I looked the addresses up on blockchain.info and they are all empty, only the first one has one satoshi.
So if there are coins left then they are hiding somewhere else :/ (made addresses clickable)