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Quote from: nc50lc on August 21, 2018, 01:08:04 AM

LoL, where did this came from? That's not even the topic here.

When you see completely random posts like that, do a quick search engine check. If the text has been plagiarised from somewhere, report the post. That paragraph was stolen from here, so I've already reported it.

Quote from: ruinous on August 20, 2018, 01:45:59 PM

I'll see if I can get BTCpay deployment moving now.

It's good to see people taking an interest in being self-sufficient, rather than relying on established payment processors. Kudos.

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Quote from: ruinous on August 20, 2018, 01:45:59 PM

Lock this up please.

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So that’s Bitcoin mining in a nutshell. It’s called mining because of the fact that this process helps “mine” new Bitcoins from the system.
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LoL, where did this came from? That's not even the topic here.

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Quote from: ruinous on August 20, 2018, 11:24:26 AM

I get a HTTP server error when I try and run multiple instances even off different directories. Can't run two instances currently.

Idiotically had config file still running qt as server. Currently am able to to run, bitcoind and qt after defaulting the qt config file. bitcoind from secondary drive seems to default still to the primary drive and qt was installed in secondary and operates there. I'll see if I can get BTCpay deployment moving now.

Lock this up please.

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I get a HTTP server error when I try and run multiple instances even off different directories. Can't run two instances currently.

achow101

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It doesn't matter where the software is installed to. What matters is the data directory it is configured to use. There is no need to install the software twice, you can run multiple instances of the same binary. Just start each one with -datadir= where is the path to the folder you want that instance to store its data.

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I want the Bitcoin Core client qt and the server bitcoind running on separate drives on the same machine. Is It just a matter of install the client twice on each drive? Currently I have one qt running on secondary drive but it wants to dl bitcoind's blockchain to the primary. Space isn't an issue just want both to work as I play around with manual setup of BTCpay. Appreciate the help.

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