I don't REALLY need it... but what if I want a copy on my machine, girlfriends machine, kitchen machine, someone else's machine etc.?
Have to install a full client on each? That's a whole lot of redundant data!
Sharing the data directory is entirely possible, but then where do I specify where Armory should look for these?
Topic: Connect to non-local bitcoind? - page 2. (Read 4321 times)
Nope. Armory needs both access to the network (this could work remotely although Armory would need a tweak) and access to the blockchain files (this won't work remotely).
If you really want this. You could maybe do some trickery with something like ssh tunnels for localhost:8333 to your node and maybe a nfs file share to your blockchain files on the node.
If you really want this. You could maybe do some trickery with something like ssh tunnels for localhost:8333 to your node and maybe a nfs file share to your blockchain files on the node.
I want to connect to a bitcoin server I have running on my home network, rather than a local copy... can we specify an IP/hostname:port somewhere to connect to?
Jump to: