Topic: Lightning Node (Read 257 times)
After reading a bit online I just realised that maybe I have just the qt installed. proceding to install the cli as well
znd@znd-desktop:~/lightning/lightning$ ./lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
bash: ./lightningd: Is a directory
bash: ./lightningd: Is a directory
Can you list the output of ls -al ?
But if lightningd is a directory, then open it and run the command inside the directory where your executable (called lightningd) is located.
I get this
znd@znd-desktop:~/lightning/lightning$ ./lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
bash: ./lightningd: Is a directory
if someone can dm me if he has 5 mins I can share teamviewer credentials to get this running. I would appreciate it a lot
znd@znd-desktop:~/lightning/lightning$ ./lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
bash: ./lightningd: Is a directory
if someone can dm me if he has 5 mins I can share teamviewer credentials to get this running. I would appreciate it a lot
1.When I typed that I get:
znd@znd-desktop:~/lightning/lightning$ lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
lightningd: command not found
znd@znd-desktop:~/lightning/lightning$ lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
lightningd: command not found
Command not found appears because you didn't set a path variable.
Navigate into the folder again and use ./lightningd instead of lightningd.
In your case: ./lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
2.what is the difference between bitcoind and the core? bitcoin core is fully synchronised and both ways connections.
The executable named core is the GUI version, bitcoind runs without a GUI and is a daemon.
Some basic linux proficiency is required. When they say you should have the good sense to omit the <> symbols. Try this:
Also bitcoind has to be synchronized. Has it downloaded all 180GB of the blockchain?
Code:
lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
Also bitcoind has to be synchronized. Has it downloaded all 180GB of the blockchain?
I am not linux savy but thank you for replying. Doing my best to make this work without having the technical skills and feel so appreciative when someone answers one of many my noob questions.
1.When I typed that I get:
znd@znd-desktop:~/lightning/lightning$ lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
lightningd: command not found
2.what is the difference between bitcoind and the core? bitcoin core is fully synchronised and both ways connections.
I'm sure these are silly questions.. but I really want to make the server working
Some basic linux proficiency is required. When they say you should have the good sense to omit the <> symbols. Try this:
Also bitcoind has to be synchronized. Has it downloaded all 180GB of the blockchain?
Code:
lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
Also bitcoind has to be synchronized. Has it downloaded all 180GB of the blockchain?
Wow. How did I miss that, it's been longer than I thought since I used linux then
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Some basic linux proficiency is required. When they say you should have the good sense to omit the <> symbols. Try this:
Also bitcoind has to be synchronized. Has it downloaded all 180GB of the blockchain?
Code:
lightningd --alias=znd --rgb=42f459 --network=bitcoin --bitcoin-datadir ~/.bitcoin --log-level=debug
Also bitcoind has to be synchronized. Has it downloaded all 180GB of the blockchain?
You answered your own question I think, close bitcoin core and see if it works again or not.
You want the bitcoind to be running not bitcoin qt/core
So you ran this:
Just to clarify, have you gone through this (or similar):
From here
Try running just this and see if it throws an error:
Code:
lightningd --alias=--rgb= --network=bitcoin --lightning-dir= --bitcoin-datadir --log-level=debug[/quote]
The ./configure was what was needed to run, you usually also need make and/or make/install straight after it (sometimes ./autogen.sh is needed but that normally sets up the configure bit).
You could try adding "" on the path names to see if that solves the issue of the syntax errors.
Just to clarify, have you gone through this (or similar):
Code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y \
autoconf automake build-essential git libtool libgmp-dev \
libsqlite3-dev python python3 net-tools zlib1g-dev
git clone https://github.com/ElementsProject/lightning.git
cd lightning
./configure
make
From here
Try running just this and see if it throws an error:
Code:
lightningd/lightningd --network=bitcoin --log-level=debug
figured I had to use ./configure
now stuck here:
~/lightning$ lightningd --alias= --rgb=<#42f459> --network=bitcoin --lightning-dir= --bitcoin-datadir <~/.bitcoin/> --log-level=debug
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
now stuck here:
~/lightning$ lightningd --alias=
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
as I said I have ubuntu
tried that tutorial and I get a error
~/lightning$ make
The 1990s are calling: use ./configure!
The 1990s are calling: use ./configure!
Makefile:182: recipe for target 'ccan/config.h' failed
make: *** [ccan/config.h] Error 1
tried that tutorial and I get a error
~/lightning$ make
The 1990s are calling: use ./configure!
The 1990s are calling: use ./configure!
Makefile:182: recipe for target 'ccan/config.h' failed
make: *** [ccan/config.h] Error 1
Are you on windows or Linux?
For Linux I found this: https://medium.com/coinmonks/bitcoin-setup-your-own-lightning-node-on-mainnet-94337bda09fa
Windows equivalent: https://medium.com/@jadmubaslat/bitcoin-lightning-network-node-easy-setup-tutorial-for-windows-desktop-users-a-how-to-guide-9937b5a8a669
For Linux I found this: https://medium.com/coinmonks/bitcoin-setup-your-own-lightning-node-on-mainnet-94337bda09fa
Windows equivalent: https://medium.com/@jadmubaslat/bitcoin-lightning-network-node-easy-setup-tutorial-for-windows-desktop-users-a-how-to-guide-9937b5a8a669
I have a ubuntu working Bitcoin core full node. Can someone point me the right dirrection to install on top of it a lightning node?
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