wallet question

[slate thistle]

use this

[winter kindle]

i have wallet.toml

priv_validator_key.json

[slate thistle]

ok then just put that wallet.toml in your local namada dir and you should be good to go

priv validator key does not have anything to do with what you are trying to do here

[winter kindle]

can you tell me one thing, how many accounts validator node should have?

in most cosmos chains there's only one operator account which has priv_validator_key paired with it

how does it work in namada?

and how to import the "derived established account address" ?

when i import with the mnemonic i have - i'm getting Implicit transparent address

but i need the "derived established account address"

found a similar conversation about this before #👋-general-chat message , maybe this will give more context

cc @slate thistle ^^

this guy says it's a hidden account #👋-general-chat message

so i want to understand how to get access to it

[slate thistle]

just import your wallet.toml, you are making it a lot more
complicated than it is 🙂

your wallet.toml will contain all the addresses

[winter kindle]

unfortunatelly no, the wallet.toml does not contain that derived established account address

i just tried

thats why i'm asking you for the help

[winter kindle]

@slate thistle please help me tag the appropriate peoply who can help me ^

[slate thistle]

that means you did not properly back it up..

hang on, let me check something

[winter kindle]

but for example on screenshot you can see Public key tpknam... - i also see mine in the wallet.toml, so the mnemonic should be ok

[slate thistle]

I'm not 100 if this works, but you could try using namadac init-account a couple of times (2-3), and see if it creates an established account that corresponds to your validator address. unsure if deterministic but worth a try

@void snow any ideas?

[winter kindle]

the question is how to access that address...

[slate thistle]

yes I understand that. try what I suggested above. the main issue here is you deleted your config files

it's possible you can simply put in the address in ops and provide your pubkey as signing key, I think that will probably (?) work as well

or use namadaw add, to add the addy

[winter kindle]

it tells me:

Send a signed transaction to create a new established account.```

[slate thistle]

actually, this one is not a good idea now that I think about it 🙂

[slate thistle]

yeah forget that one. wouldn't hurt but won't create the address you're looking for..

[winter kindle]

can you guide on this since i don't quite understand how to do that?

[slate thistle]

use --signing-keys parameter to specify the sign key.

wallet question

[frail iris]

Follow this guide to restore your Validator account, if you have backed up required files: https://cyberomanov.notion.site/NAMADA-MOVING-by-cyberomanov-0Y-14b3dade32e480b5b6a5f474da53cbe0

[winter kindle]

hmm, i don't actually think this is something to help me solve my problem

[frail iris]

1. Install Namada.
2. Try Importing your wallet (put wallet.toml) in Namada Base Folder
3. Make sure the Validator account and the signer account are imported correctly.

[winter kindle]

this is how to transfer validator node to another server

[frail iris]

namadaw list

[winter kindle]

but i only want to access validator account to withdraw funds from it

[frail iris]

Yes, it cannot be imported like regular accounts, the wallet used to create the Validator is master signing wallet

You'll need the original wallet.toml containing the Validator account

[frail iris]

Try doing this

[void snow]

did you save your pre-genesis folder?

if you haven't your wallet.toml you will need that folder to regenerate it via namadac join-network ... along with --genesis-validator flag