<p>I did a super deep disk clean to see if I could recover the wallet file but I was unable to find it. Only file I was able to find that is <code>armory_*****_wallet.lmdb</code>. Does this file have any connection with the original wallet (<code>.wallet</code>) file itself?</p>
<p>If yes, is it possible to rescue the wallet from it?</p>

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See https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/kozavy/bitcoin_armory_does_armorys_lmdb_file_contains/
RedGrittyBrick
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@RedGrittyBrick I just asked the question over there as well in detail , should I delete the one in here?
alper
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2021-01-02T16:07:24.830Z
You could post an answer here as well when/if you solve the problem. But, in my view,  it's OK to delete the question here if you want.
RedGrittyBrick
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I feel like this problem is not solveble :-( I was just hoping maybe ` lmdb` file might contain the private-key. I just tried my chance to reach out someone who is capable of helping out but seems like I have no hope
alper
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I've no idea but it seems to me there's a chance the private keys are in the Lightning Memory-Mapped DataBase (LMDB) file. Probably encrypted using the wallet password.
RedGrittyBrick
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@RedGrittyBrick I am able to find the encryption/wallet password. Which encryption algorithms could I try to decrypt it, or is there any standard procedure to decrypt it?
alper
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I don't know, maybe search source code in https://github.com/goatpig/BitcoinArmory ?
RedGrittyBrick
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2021-01-03T13:39:57.860Z
In `PyBtcWallet.py` file I have found a comment as `I have ONLY implemented deterministic wallets, using ECDSA Diffie-Hellman shared-secret crypto operations.` but I am not certain that's the used one
alper
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Can I recover bitcoins from an Armory wallet.lmdb file?
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# Can I recover bitcoins from an Armory wallet.lmdb file?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-01-01)

I did a super deep disk clean to see if I could recover the wallet file but I was unable to find it. Only file I was able to find that is `armory_*****_wallet.lmdb`. Does this file have any connection with the original wallet (`.wallet`) file itself?

If yes, is it possible to rescue the wallet from it?

**Tags:** wallet, armory

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: See https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/kozavy/bitcoin_armory_does_armorys_lmdb_file_contains/  
> **username_0**: @username_1 I just asked the question over there as well in detail , should I delete the one in here?  
> **username_1**: You could post an answer here as well when/if you solve the problem. But, in my view,  it's OK to delete the question here if you want.  
> **username_0**: I feel like this problem is not solveble :-( I was just hoping maybe ` lmdb` file might contain the private-key. I just tried my chance to reach out someone who is capable of helping out but seems like I have no hope  
> **username_1**: I've no idea but it seems to me there's a chance the private keys are in the Lightning Memory-Mapped DataBase (LMDB) file. Probably encrypted using the wallet password.  
> **username_0**: @username_1 I am able to find the encryption/wallet password. Which encryption algorithms could I try to decrypt it, or is there any standard procedure to decrypt it?  
> **username_1**: I don't know, maybe search source code in https://github.com/goatpig/BitcoinArmory ?  
> **username_0**: In `PyBtcWallet.py` file I have found a comment as `I have ONLY implemented deterministic wallets, using ECDSA Diffie-Hellman shared-secret crypto operations.` but I am not certain that's the used one  

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