Topic: bitcoin -server error (Read 4541 times)
I believe you'd have to have separate conf files and specify the datadirectory for Bitcoin using the command line argument.
hi all is possible put more users in the same conf file? example: i have 3 computers (6 workers 3 prosessor and 3 gpu) is possible to have 6 users in the same conf file?
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I created bitcoin.conf using Windows New -> Text file, even though it showed "bitcoin.conf" as the file name, there's a hidden extension .txt. I renamed it using DOS and everything worked fine.
This was exactly it. I sent a bitcoin to say thanks
I had same problem before, not sure the cause is the same though.
I created bitcoin.conf using Windows New -> Text file, even though it showed "bitcoin.conf" as the file name, there's a hidden extension .txt. I renamed it using DOS and everything worked fine.
I created bitcoin.conf using Windows New -> Text file, even though it showed "bitcoin.conf" as the file name, there's a hidden extension .txt. I renamed it using DOS and everything worked fine.
Make sure the file is in the correct directory and that the file name is not misspelled. I don't know how file permissions work under Windows, but also make sure the file is readable by the user starting the server. Other than that, I have no clue.
When running bitcoin with -server I get this error message:
In bitcoin.conf I have:
Am I missing something?
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Warning: To use the "-server" option, you must set rpcpassword= in the configuration file:
C:/Users/username/Appdata/Roaming/Bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
C:/Users/username/Appdata/Roaming/Bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
In bitcoin.conf I have:
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rpcuser=username
rpcpassword=password
rpcpassword=password
Am I missing something?
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