Quote from: CryptoClausel on May 24, 2018, 08:40:37 AM

oh my

I generated a wallet with the offline-wallet-generator on May 5th. Dependency issues kept me from compiling the source to double check and I wanted to start mining. Now I have about 500 Loki sitting in an address LBVj***. So far so good, but...

I thought I'd like to take a look at the mined coins, downloaded the now available linux-cli, synced the blockchain, imported the wallet and... well this one says empty wallet, address is L9R6***, view and spend key though are the same. I really don't think I made a mistake back then, been doing similar procedures quite some times without mistakes, always double checking. Well, my mistake should have been that I didn't bother to try importing the seed earlier...

Question: did the offline-generator produce a faulty address or can I somehow recover the matching keys or is it lost forever?

Hey CryptoClausel, try restoring with your seed phrase to the Loki Linux GUI (available on their Github: https://github.com/loki-project/loki). The addresses should not be different. When I restored mine, the addresses were not different. Are you sure you copied down the correct keys and seed information for the matching public address?

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