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March 29, 2017, 02:00:24 AM
#3
HEy guys!
My "best" friend Ubuntu 14 says bitcond is not installed type to install: apt-get install bitcond
I typed.
Succesful installed.
I try open whit this command in terminal/SHH: bitcond -deamon
But Ubuntu say bitcoind is not installed type to install: apt-get install bitcond
WTF??
I did not know what the matter?
Please help me guys!

I think I may know your problem it is bitcoind not bitcond. Perhaps you are writing it as bitcond in your terminal. Try writing bitcoind.
Also the deamon spelling is wrong it is daemon not deamon

If that is not the problem and you are typing it correctly in the terminal you might be running the GUI and the daemon at the same time using the same configaration directory.

If you are not doing that also then look the steps below. I followed it and it worked perfectly fine.

Note : Follow exactly the steps. Do not do step 2 before step 1

Step 1: Add the bitcoin ppa repository to your system.

sudo apt-add-respository ppa:bitcoin/bitcoin

Step 2 : Update your packages.

sudo apt update

Step 3 : Install the bitcoind core daemon

sudo apt install bitcoind

Step 4 : Run the daemon

bitcoind -daemon

You should recieve a message that bitcon server has started successfully.

To interact with the bitcoin core you will have to use the command : bitcoin-cli

To stop the bitcoin core daemon type : bitcoin-cli stop

A complete list of commands is avaliable her : https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-reference#rpc-quick-reference

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March 26, 2017, 05:24:13 PM
#2
HEy guys!
My "best" friend Ubuntu 14 says bitcond is not installed type to install: apt-get install bitcond
I typed.
Succesful installed.
I try open whit this command in terminal/SHH: bitcond -deamon
But Ubuntu say bitcoind is not installed type to install: apt-get install bitcond
WTF??
I did not know what the matter?
Please help me guys!

Could you paste a copy of the debug.log to see if there's anything in there?
You may also want to check if there is an executable in the daemon folder called bitcoind and if that gets deleted then it may bean operating system problem (or an antivirus problem - in the slim chance there is an antivirus installed on it). Maybe also try running "bitcoind --help" and see if it is just a command problem?
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Merit: 0
March 26, 2017, 04:58:32 AM
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