user1749: I have encrypted my bitcoin wallet. I know the passphrase, that's not the issue.
I want to transfer my bitcoins to blockchain.info but it's asking me for the private key. I cannot find it nor can I find how to find it. I have searched around on google; a few sites say that pywallet will extract the private key, but I have used this and all I get is the address I have created.
Where is my private key(s)?

user1725: Use pywallet to extract the private keys and copy the output to blockchain.info's Import Backup page.
To use pywallet, you open a command prompt/terminal window at the folder where you saved it and type ./pywallet --dumpwallet --password="Whatever your passphrase is". NOTE: this will output everything in plain text, so if you do this on a public computer or with somebody looking over your shoulder, some of your bitcoins may be stolen.

1749: <p>I have encrypted my bitcoin wallet. I know the passphrase, that's not the issue.</p>

<p>I want to transfer my bitcoins to blockchain.info but it's asking me for the private key. I cannot find it nor can I find how to find it. I have searched around on google; a few sites say that pywallet will extract the private key, but I have used this and all I get is the address I have created.</p>

<p>Where is my private key(s)?</p>
 1725: <p>Use <a href="https://github.com/joric/pywallet">pywallet</a> to extract the private keys and copy the output to <a href="http://blockchain.info">blockchain.info</a>'s Import Backup page.</p>

<p>To use pywallet, you open a command prompt/terminal window at the folder where you saved it and type <code>./pywallet --dumpwallet --password="Whatever your passphrase is"</code>. NOTE: this will output everything in plain text, so if you do this on a public computer or with somebody looking over your shoulder, some of your bitcoins may be stolen.</p>
