didnt the guys say you scam him too? |
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ZokDice, please explain to me how in the world you think your little script is provably fair. I expect a full explanation, and when you can't give me one, I'll give you negative reputation. Sound good?
enjoy the neg feedback for threatening people  and at OP how long for depos?? |
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Hi I am selling 0.1 via bank transfer (not paypal) I'll pay tx fee too. Offers. I'm in the UK!
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Okay, say I created an offline wallet in bitcoin armoury, and then reconected to the internet to create another wallet, would my offline one turn in to an online one? if so Im going to assume to create an offline wallets it's best to use on a fresh, no internet connected linux os?
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it has nothing to do with scamming
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I want to buy £4 worth of coins payment via paypal because it's so small.
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I have my bitcoin server running on a vps, and want to use an external host for my website, but I need that host to allow me to use rpc to connect to bitcoin server on my vps any free hosting do this?
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I have the correct details for my bitcoind but when I put in the user/pass this comes up: {"result":null,"error":{"code":-32700,"message":"Parse error"},"id":null} But, I have my .conf like so: rpcuser=rrjugju848ut8t4ng84hgkd
rpcpassword=48Q81fyIlB5895hr8n
server=1
rpcallowip=* I'm using port 8332. I started bitcoin with: bitcoind -daemon |
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all set up guys yay thnks for help |
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nvm done, needed install nano *facepalm*
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My command line skills are limited but it's something like: nano ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf This will open the file for editing or create it and open it for editing if it doesn't exist. This will happen in your terminal window (not GUI). Change the path if your bitcoin data is elsewhere. Sorry im a newb at this. I dont know how to find my bitcoin directory. FYI: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Data_directorythsnks but i get: -bash: /root/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf: Permission denied
nothing going right for me lol |
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My command line skills are limited but it's something like: nano ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf This will open the file for editing or create it and open it for editing if it doesn't exist. This will happen in your terminal window (not GUI). Change the path if your bitcoin data is elsewhere. Sorry im a newb at this. I dont know how to find my bitcoin directory. |
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Does the bitcoin community not like helping other people out or something?
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I've tried with port 8333 and 8332 and it doesn't work, my bitcoind is installed on an ubuntu 13.04 server from bitvps my bitcoind should be on http://207.12.89.181/ thats the ip of my server. Any help would be massively thanks |
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It's just a text file, so whatever text editing options are available to you should do the trick.
im not using ubuntu desktop. im using ubuntu server and ssh :/ |
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how do i edit or create or view bitcoin.conf. I'm using it on my server and im using SSH
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tried apt-get install bitcoind ?
done but dont know what to do after it? |
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i am trying to host a bitcoind on my server so I can connect to it on my website, how do I install it, run it, update the conf file? this is on a server not a desktop... im using ssh
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