Title: pruning a linux node question - tip for best answer Post by: steeev on September 26, 2015, 09:06:01 PM i'm currently stumbling thru trying to prune on a linux os ( zorin 10) - i got as far as installing bitcoind, and got it started with the bitcoind -daemon command, but then what ?
tried bitcoin-cli -prune=550 but got error: too few parameters err.... a (smallish) tip for anyone who can give me a copy/paste instruction and a short explanation of what i'm doing wrong (with or without amusing insults/mockery etc...) Title: Re: pruning a linux node question - tip for best answer Post by: achow101 on September 26, 2015, 09:26:01 PM I'm fairly certain that you need to include the -prune flag in the bitcoind command when you start the node, not as a bitcoin-cli command. Instead, run
Code: bitcoind -daemon -prune=550 Title: Re: pruning a linux node question - tip for best answer Post by: steeev on September 26, 2015, 09:36:11 PM ahh well done sir, excellent - should i presume the address under your avatar is useable ?
Title: Re: pruning a linux node question - tip for best answer Post by: achow101 on September 26, 2015, 09:41:54 PM ahh well done sir, excellent - should i presume the address under your avatar is useable ? yesTitle: Re: pruning a linux node question - tip for best answer Post by: shorena on September 26, 2015, 09:49:45 PM You could also write up a config file, name it bitcoin.conf and put it in the .bitcoin folder.
E.g.: Code: server=1 Title: Re: pruning a linux node question - tip for best answer Post by: steeev on September 26, 2015, 09:57:48 PM A for effort shorena - a tip for you too, if u provide an address, even though job is now done...
thanx to the both of you, i can now get on with watching the expendables... Title: Re: pruning a linux node question - tip for best answer Post by: shorena on September 26, 2015, 10:19:08 PM A for effort shorena - a tip for you too, if u provide an address, even though job is now done... thanx to the both of you, i can now get on with watching the expendables... Its not needed, but if you want you can donate to my node -> http://213.165.91.169/ All the funds to that address ( 14GXh8khHXd8p4nQRCQdWi7fvHsNCDBkTG if you dont wana click the link) there will be use to keep it running. |