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Title: HOW TO RUN A SECOND NODE?? Post by: n3rvi0zz0 on November 14, 2015, 08:17:48 AM I have a question , may you guys can guide me ??? ???
I have a node that works with almost no problems , occasionally bitcoin daemon stops working. I would like to open a second node, which became operational only when the first process to stop working . Any ideas? I think the pools use this system . Anyone have a script to go by checking if the demon of BTC is working? and if not will run the backup Thanks Ubuntu 14.04 32bits Vmware Image. 0.11.2 Btc Core Title: Re: HOW TO RUN A SECOND NODE?? Post by: OmegaStarScream on November 14, 2015, 08:21:40 AM I don't think this is possible , unless you make a program that watch the process , and once it's closed it open another one . that shouldn't be hard to do if you have some programming knowledge (making your own application) .
Title: Re: HOW TO RUN A SECOND NODE?? Post by: cr1776 on November 14, 2015, 10:33:33 AM You could try something like monit to monitor it and restart it when needed.
If you mean a completely new server, that would be somewhat more complicated, but probably something like AWS' tools would be helpful, depending on your host. I have a question , may you guys can guide me ??? ??? I have a node that works with almost no problems , occasionally bitcoin daemon stops working. I would like to open a second node, which became operational only when the first process to stop working . Any ideas? I think the pools use this system . Anyone have a script to go by checking if the demon of BTC is working? and if not will run the backup Thanks Ubuntu 14.04 32bits Vmware Image. 0.11.2 Btc Core Title: Re: HOW TO RUN A SECOND NODE?? Post by: bitcoinear on November 14, 2015, 04:06:33 PM It is not possible. You need to use a second server to run a node. Probaly you could try to change to port for the second node.
Title: Re: HOW TO RUN A SECOND NODE?? Post by: LuckyYOU on November 20, 2015, 09:16:18 PM You can do this with some programming. Supposing you know some PHP f.e. here's what you do.
Setup both nodes and run a monotoring script on both of them (emails /sms) Give the config file write rights, so if the main node stops working you can activate the 2nd node in your script. You will need a os with cronjob support for this. Title: Re: HOW TO RUN A SECOND NODE?? Post by: elliwilli on November 20, 2015, 09:24:33 PM cant you just make a script that checks every now and again that the deamon is still running? if it isn't it just re launches it.
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