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Title: rcpuser and rcppassword Post by: LuisGamerPcL on January 29, 2016, 06:47:41 PM Hello,
I was wondering how do I get the rcpuser and rcppassword Excuse my English , I am Brazilian . Thanks, Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: shorena on January 29, 2016, 07:10:15 PM Hello, I wanted to know how I can this rcpuser and rcppassword and serving Sorry my english, I am brazilian. Thank you. What do you mean with serving? Do you want to know where to set them? Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: LuisGamerPcL on January 29, 2016, 07:15:05 PM Hello, I wanted to know how I can this rcpuser and rcppassword and serving Sorry my english, I am brazilian. Thank you. What do you mean with serving? Do you want to know where to set them? I wonder how do I get Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: LuisGamerPcL on January 29, 2016, 07:20:22 PM Hello, I wanted to know how I can this rcpuser and rcppassword and serving Sorry my english, I am brazilian. Thank you. What do you mean with serving? Do you want to know where to set them? I was wondering how do I get the rcpuser and rcppassword Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: shorena on January 29, 2016, 07:21:14 PM Hello, I wanted to know how I can this rcpuser and rcppassword and serving Sorry my english, I am brazilian. Thank you. What do you mean with serving? Do you want to know where to set them? I wonder how do I get Its in your bitcoin.conf file. I think it would greatly help if you would explain what exactly you are trying to do and what you tried so far. Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: LuisGamerPcL on January 29, 2016, 07:24:07 PM Hello, I wanted to know how I can this rcpuser and rcppassword and serving Sorry my english, I am brazilian. Thank you. What do you mean with serving? Do you want to know where to set them? I wonder how do I get Its in your bitcoin.conf file. I think it would greatly help if you would explain what exactly you are trying to do and what you tried so far. I'm trying to make a faucet and is talking on a file that needs the RCP to generate the deposit address Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: shorena on January 29, 2016, 07:25:29 PM Hello, I wanted to know how I can this rcpuser and rcppassword and serving Sorry my english, I am brazilian. Thank you. What do you mean with serving? Do you want to know where to set them? I wonder how do I get Its in your bitcoin.conf file. I think it would greatly help if you would explain what exactly you are trying to do and what you tried so far. I'm trying to make a faucet and is talking on a file that needs the RCP to generate the deposit address Does this faucet require you to run bitcoin core? Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: LuisGamerPcL on January 29, 2016, 07:28:45 PM Hello, I wanted to know how I can this rcpuser and rcppassword and serving Sorry my english, I am brazilian. Thank you. What do you mean with serving? Do you want to know where to set them? I wonder how do I get Its in your bitcoin.conf file. I think it would greatly help if you would explain what exactly you are trying to do and what you tried so far. I'm trying to make a faucet and is talking on a file that needs the RCP to generate the deposit address Does this faucet require you to run bitcoin core? I do not know , I just wanted to know about rcp Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: cr1776 on January 29, 2016, 08:34:12 PM Hello, I wanted to know how I can this rcpuser and rcppassword and serving Sorry my english, I am brazilian. Thank you. What do you mean with serving? Do you want to know where to set them? I was wondering how do I get the rcpuser and rcppassword You can just create them. Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: LuisGamerPcL on January 29, 2016, 09:06:23 PM Hello, I wanted to know how I can this rcpuser and rcppassword and serving Sorry my english, I am brazilian. Thank you. What do you mean with serving? Do you want to know where to set them? I was wondering how do I get the rcpuser and rcppassword You can just create them. How do I want to know. example : download, configuration Title: Re: rcpuser e rcppassword Post by: achow101 on January 29, 2016, 10:04:05 PM How do I want to know. First you need to install Bitcoin Core if you have not already done so. Then you find the data directory (instructions by OS here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Data_directory). Then you either find the bitcoin.conf file in that directory or create one if it doesn't exist. That file is just a text file. In it, just add two lines,example : download, configuration Code: rpcuser=<username> Title: Re: rcpuser and rcppassword Post by: sho_road_warrior on January 30, 2016, 11:29:36 AM This sounds to me like a classic "asking the wrong question" case. @OP before you download 60+GB of blockchain data, you should make sure whether or not you actually need a full node for your faucet.
Title: Re: rcpuser and rcppassword Post by: coinableS on January 31, 2016, 04:30:36 AM This sounds to me like a classic "asking the wrong question" case. @OP before you download 60+GB of blockchain data, you should make sure whether or not you actually need a full node for your faucet. Agreed, most faucets don't use bitcoind. Faucets are about running as cheap as possible in order to generate revenue from the traffic. If you have to pay for a VPS that can support a 60GB blockchain plus the bandwidth, it will be practically impossible to make any money from running the faucet. Use cheap shared hosting and 3rd party APIs. Title: Re: rcpuser and rcppassword Post by: BlockSense on January 31, 2016, 04:26:13 PM Regarding 3rd party api's which would be better for security here if blockchain storage was not an issue?
Also rpcuser and pass are required before bitcoind can start i think. Title: Re: rcpuser and rcppassword Post by: shorena on January 31, 2016, 08:18:56 PM -offtopic, start a new thread- Also rpcuser and pass are required before bitcoind can start i think. Yes they are, but as coinableS said it makes no sense that OP is asked to set up a full node to run a faucet. Its a common problem. You have an issue Y and think X is the solution, so instead of asking about Y you ask about X. I suspect OP bought some sort of script that is asking for the rpcuser and rpcpassword, but unless we know more about it we cant really help. |