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Bitcoind is the daemon client used to interact with the Bitcoin network.

Bitcoind is the daemon client used to interact with the Bitcoin network.

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How can I use bitcoind from the command line on OS X

Apparently bitcoind should be bundled with Bitcoin-QT which I have installed, but I can't find it?
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Bitcoin core GUI setup, and test server

I have set up the program and the sync is almost over, I opened ports and wanted to test Full node capabilities, I tried the test on this site https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/ , sometimes it is green, and sometimes its red, I'm not sure if its my…
Hoz Serkany
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bitcoind failed to install on ubuntu 12.04

i was previously using ubuntu 10.04 and i tried to install bitcoind. this failed and i upgraded to ubuntu 12.04. when i run bitcoind it still doesn't work: $ bitcoind ************************ EXCEPTION: 11DbException Db::open: Invalid…
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bitcoind failed on my arch linux linode server, where can I find the log telling me what happened?

I have looked in /var/log and I cannot find anything related to bitcoin. I was running bitcoind for a number of hours the other day on my 1GB RAM/8 core linode when bitcoind stopped running unexpectedly. Where can I find the log file telling me…
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Can't get a script to run on startup in Debian 7

I want to get this script to run on startup on my Debian Wheezy server: /usr/bin/bitcoind so I go: $ sudo crontab -e @reboot /usr/bin/bitcoind 2>&1 >/tmp/bitcoind.out & Then save and exit the file. crontab notifies me: crontab: installing new…
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Port Forwarding Huawei HG8247H for BTC node

Hi I am trying to set up a full Bitcoin node to support the network, but I can't seem to get the port forwarding for port 8333 right on this Huawei router. I have attached screenshot of the port mapping page of my router. If anyone can tell me…
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What kind of SSD formats do Raspberry Pis support?

I recently bought a Raspberry Pi model B+ to Run a Bitcoin Lightning node so I was learning how to use it and stuff like that. Before anything I have to download and sync the bitcoin core software so I was planning to do all that first on my iMac on…
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