I dont think i installed bitcoind right or not sure if im using right command to run bitcoind
What error are you getting?when i use this command ./bitcoin-0.11.1/bin/bitcoind &
Topic: Noob help with rpc bitcoind (Read 1079 times)
when i use this command ./bitcoin-0.11.1/bin/bitcoind &
I dont think i installed bitcoind right or not sure if im using right command to run bitcoind
What error are you getting?when i use this command ./bitcoin-0.11.1/bin/bitcoind &
I dont think i installed bitcoind right or not sure if im using right command to run bitcoind
What error are you getting?when i use this command ./bitcoin-0.11.1/bin/bitcoind &
I dont think i installed bitcoind right or not sure if im using right command to run bitcoind
What error are you getting? Thankyou very much i guess now i setup a blockchain account and get private key
Your welcome. If you'd like, you can tip my address in my signature.Thankyou very much i guess now i setup a blockchain account and get private key
Your welcome. If you'd like, you can tip my address in my signature.
ok bitcoind is not starting up...what is the command line?
ok i confirmed, it is saved
i have tried many different system instructions and none work so i guess this is my first problem
Like I said...You have the wrong type of hosting. You have cpanel hosting when you instead need a VPS.
If the script you purchased allows for remote connections to bitcoind you can install bitcoin on your home pc (or any other server) and allow remote connections so that your cpanel host can connect to your bitcoind node at home OR you can buy a VPS and install bitcoin and a web server on that.
Ah didn't see that you can choose to have your VPS come preinstalled with cpanel. I guess we will need clarification on which plan OP picked from https://www.thcservers.com.
i have tried many different system instructions and none work so i guess this is my first problem
Like I said...You have the wrong type of hosting. You have cpanel hosting when you instead need a VPS.
If the script you purchased allows for remote connections to bitcoind you can install bitcoin on your home pc (or any other server) and allow remote connections so that your cpanel host can connect to your bitcoind node at home OR you can buy a VPS and install bitcoin and a web server on that.
cat: /etc/*-release: No such file or directory
Well that's a problem.I just checked the website and I think you are using CentOS 6 since that is the default linux version for vps with cpanel.
Type the following commands:
Code:
yum install nano
nano ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
This will open up an interactive window where you can edit text.
Add the following lines:
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server=1
rpcuser=
rpcpassword=
Then hit Ctrl+x and follow the prompts to save the file. Once that is done, start up bitcoind (or restart it). In the config file for the gambling script, set the RPC_Login and RPC_password to
i have tried many different system instructions and none work so i guess this is my first problem
Like I said...You have the wrong type of hosting. You have cpanel hosting when you instead need a VPS.
If the script you purchased allows for remote connections to bitcoind you can install bitcoin on your home pc (or any other server) and allow remote connections so that your cpanel host can connect to your bitcoind node at home OR you can buy a VPS and install bitcoin and a web server on that.
Ok i'm using CentOS
i have tried many different system instructions and none work so i guess this is my first problem
Like I said...You have the wrong type of hosting. You have cpanel hosting when you instead need a VPS.
If the script you purchased allows for remote connections to bitcoind you can install bitcoin on your home pc (or any other server) and allow remote connections so that your cpanel host can connect to your bitcoind node at home OR you can buy a VPS and install bitcoin and a web server on that.
i have tried many different system instructions and none work so i guess this is my first problem. let me ask my server help window, now waiting for respond.
-bash: lsb_release: command not found
That's odd, it should work. TryCode:
cat /etc/*-release
-bash: lsb_release: command not found
That's odd, it should work. TryCode:
cat /etc/*-release
What is the server OS? You will probably need to do it through ssh, and it is actually easier that way.
linuxCode:
lsb_release -a
What is the server OS? You will probably need to do it through ssh, and it is actually easier that way.
linuxWhat you have is website hosting which more than likely denies you root access and wont allow you to install bitcoin. Does the script allow remote connections to bitcoind?
What is the server OS? You will probably need to do it through ssh, and it is actually easier that way.
linuxCode:
lsb_release -a
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