Quote from: btchris on October 21, 2014, 04:51:17 PM

Quote from: sbrzol on October 21, 2014, 12:26:27 AM

i could load it into bitcoin core but i cant send any bitcoin , passphrase is incorrect , available balance shows that probably i did not make any new transaction ( i use the passphrase that i set at pywallet dump recovery , i cant imagine that i modifed passphrase or reencrypted my wallet with bitcoin qt after it loaded)

Earlier versions of pywallet prior to September 8th had a bug which would, under some circumstances, cause it create a recovered wallet with a password that didn't work in Bitcoin Core. It might be possible that you were affected by this bug.

I'd try this:
  1. Close Bitcoin Core, and then make a backup of all of your current wallet files (preferably onto a different drive or USB stick).
  2. Download the current version of pywallet from here (the download zip button is on the right): https://github.com/jackjack-jj/pywallet
  3. Choose a wallet.dat file that was showing the correct balance in Bitcoin Core, but whose password wasn't working, and run a pywallet recovery on it.
  4. Check if you can send a transaction, or simply sign a message, in Bitcoin Core with the recovered wallet.

Let us know if this works with one of your wallet files, or if it fails with all of them. Good luck.

Edited to add: I agree with those responding to you in the Armory thread that you probably never created an Armory wallet, and that Armory is probably unrelated to any of your Bitcoin funds (because you're able to see your balance in Bitcoin Core).

Thank you very much, it worked, (first time 0 balance, but with -rescan parameter now it is Ok, passphare works again)