Topic: Using a blockchain on a network-drive in Bitcoin Core (Read 1177 times)
sorry i understand for someting.
might have a look into using the rpc might be some kind of program that lets you do it that way
No, it means that one node is doing verification and the other is just asking it to take certain actions. Might be useful, depending on OP use case.
As for the original attempt, it could be worse than simply encountering a lock, since locks are unreliable on network drives. Ignoring the worse search performance, there could be severe corruption if the protocol doesn't lock in a way that the DB layer recognizes, or doesn't lock to begin with.
might have a look into using the rpc might be some kind of program that lets you do it that way
There will be a problem with having two nodes on the same data directory. It is not possible since the first one will lock the directory. Also, for some reason using a datadir from windows on linux and vice versa always cause a reindex of the blockchain.
Hi there,
so I am currently finally setting up my raspberry pi to be a full node.
I still want to use my client on my Windows 8-PC to send transactions.
I was wondering, if I just change the directory to the network drive, if there wouldn't be a conflict, when both clients(on raspberry pi and on windows 8 ) are trying to sync the blockchain.
Any suggestions?
so I am currently finally setting up my raspberry pi to be a full node.
I still want to use my client on my Windows 8-PC to send transactions.
I was wondering, if I just change the directory to the network drive, if there wouldn't be a conflict, when both clients(on raspberry pi and on windows 8 ) are trying to sync the blockchain.
Any suggestions?
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