Topic: What if my bitcoind server crash? (Read 168 times)
Thank you! That helps!
If you are running Linux and I assume you do, go to your home folder and find a directory called ".bitcoin", you will see your wallet.dat file there.
You can copy the whole wallet file, which is recommended or run and save your wallet that way.
You can copy the whole wallet file, which is recommended or run
Code:
bitcoin-cli dumpwallet "filename"
I am running a bitcoind on my server. In the case of the server becomes inaccessible/crash/stolen/etc. How will I get access to the wallets generated by the bitcoind server?
As I understand using bitcoind, I have no need to provide private keys to send BTC, so I was never exposed to the private keys of my bitcoind generated wallets. Or is there to place to retrieve them?
Thanks for your tips!
As I understand using bitcoind, I have no need to provide private keys to send BTC, so I was never exposed to the private keys of my bitcoind generated wallets. Or is there to place to retrieve them?
Thanks for your tips!
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