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Nthused

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Quote from: lowbander80 on January 19, 2017, 09:42:50 PM

I have a Linux server with DO and Windows pc but as I said I am financing the coin myself and could pay 0.1 for anyone that can start and sync the chain.I also see someone here makes featured wallets about 0.15 so would employ him to make a brand new wallet

Starting the blockchain and syncing temporarily is different to hosting a node.... what I explained will work for you so you can have your own network.

Quote from: Nthused on January 19, 2017, 09:11:39 PM

Added note: You can always setup the coin daemon on the linux server, point your home PC coin client to it and wallah

lowbander80

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I have a Linux server with DO and Windows pc but as I said I am financing the coin myself and could pay 0.1 for anyone that can start and sync the chain.I also see someone here makes featured wallets about 0.15 so would employ him to make a brand new wallet

Nthused

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Quote from: vm1990 on January 18, 2017, 11:21:10 PM

Quote from: Nthused on January 16, 2017, 08:35:38 PM

You know there is a guide out there to do it easily within 5 mins for a newbie, I have done it numerous times on both Windows & Linux platforms as well as Servers with Daemon Wallets though the problems most have is setting up the .conf file manually and pointing Cheesy

i gave up trying to get half baked linux wallets working so just use wine for most of them now

im also happy to help hosting wallets and stuff

There is also this if you feel lazy and have a Linux based system or partition and want to compile GUI Wallets automatically Wink

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-qt-wallet-compiler-for-linux-498746

It works out of the box for most SHA-256 & Scrypt coins but might need additional commands & or modifications to the script for some wallets and other coin algorithms.

As long as all dependencies are installed then you shouldn't have problems.

Still that won't help your server side setup since it is all command based with no GUI Grin

Which is always fun for ones noggin Cheesy

Added note: You can always setup the coin daemon on the linux server, point your home PC coin client to it and wallah, the same goes when running other coin daemon/GUI instances at the same time Grin

vm1990

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Quote from: Nthused on January 16, 2017, 08:35:38 PM

You know there is a guide out there to do it easily within 5 mins for a newbie, I have done it numerous times on both Windows & Linux platforms as well as Servers with Daemon Wallets though the problems most have is setting up the .conf file manually and pointing Cheesy

i gave up trying to get half baked linux wallets working so just use wine for most of them now

im also happy to help hosting wallets and stuff

Nthused

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You know there is a guide out there to do it easily within 5 mins for a newbie, I have done it numerous times on both Windows & Linux platforms as well as Servers with Daemon Wallets though the problems most have is setting up the .conf file manually and pointing Cheesy

onnz423

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I pmed you. I have pretty much knowledge of basic linux functions, so i think i am the man for the job. Also i enjoy working with them, so i think we should stay in contact

I have also ran a cryptonote pool, and i do currently run a node for 42coin (new chain).

lowbander80

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I wqant the coin up and running again it just needs some nodes and the wallet daemon running and a bit of mining to get chain going.Its still quoted on a minor exchange

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Quote from: lowbander80 on January 15, 2017, 09:56:27 PM

Looking for someone to show me how to run 2 coin nodes on a Linux server and run wallet daemon.Will pay

1 - What two coins do you want to have running?
2 - Are the daemon's already installed on your server?
3 - How much are you offering?

4 - FYI it is generally a bad idea to run a wallet from a VPS (which I assume you are running), and it is generally il-advisable to run a wallet from a server that is running multiple nodes (unless you can independently verify that the code within the node software is not private key stealing malware).

lowbander80

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Looking for someone to show me how to run 2 coin nodes on a Linux server and run wallet daemon.Will pay

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