(depending on the distro you might not need sudo)
open is not a linux command and linux apps are not stored under /applications so i'm guessing the op is using macos.
Topic: Electrum wallet input parameters (Read 205 times)
open is not a linux command and linux apps are not stored under /applications so i'm guessing the op is using macos.
You could put a link to it on your desktop or a script.
For example, you could make an openElectrum.sh file in your terminal (a script).
Step 1:
Run: vi openElectrum.sh
Step 2:
press "i"
Step 3:
Add the line: "open /Applications/Electrum.app/ --args --oneserver --server 192.xxx.x.xx:50002:s"
Step 4:
Hit escape, and then type ":wq"
Step 5:
on the command line, type
(depending on the distro you might not need sudo)
Whenever you want to run electrum from this point type ./openElectrum.sh in the home directory.
For example, you could make an openElectrum.sh file in your terminal (a script).
Step 1:
Run: vi openElectrum.sh
Step 2:
press "i"
Step 3:
Add the line: "open /Applications/Electrum.app/ --args --oneserver --server 192.xxx.x.xx:50002:s"
Step 4:
Hit escape, and then type ":wq"
Step 5:
on the command line, type
Code:
sudo chmod 755 "openElectrum.sh"
(depending on the distro you might not need sudo)
Whenever you want to run electrum from this point type ./openElectrum.sh in the home directory.
I always want to start Electrum Wallet like this:
"open /Applications/Electrum.app/ --args --oneserver --server 192.xxx.x.xx:50002:s"
Is there a config or startup file where I can store the parameters so as to not have to start it from the command line each time?
"open /Applications/Electrum.app/ --args --oneserver --server 192.xxx.x.xx:50002:s"
Is there a config or startup file where I can store the parameters so as to not have to start it from the command line each time?
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