key.json
file in the directory you ran the command from will contain the private key for your Golem wallet.key.json
file will have complete control over the wallet and any funds therein. Unless you're really sure that you want this, use the password-protected export described below.isDefault: true
and isLocked: false
and that the address shown by nodeId
is the address you're expecting to see. isDefault: true
means that the key for the address is currently in use by yagna and isLocked: false
confirms that the private key is currently unlocked and accessible to the yagna node (trying to lock an already-locked key will result in an error).isLocked
is now set to true
.yagna id unlock
command will now be needed each time the yagna daemon is restarted. This means that no one can use your yagna node as a requestor without knowing your passphrase.address
property in it is identical to the address of your node's Ethereum address. Normally there's no reason for this field to differ - but treat this step as a redundant check to ensure that you have backed up what you intended to back-up.