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Anyone going along tomorrow?
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Oops - sorry Strange - I've been away  Next week, I'm away again Can we do the 24th instead? |
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"ssh -NL localhost:6666:your.machine.with.bitcoind.you.want.to.talk.to:8332 your.user@your.machine.with.bitcoind.you.want.to.talk.to" and then run "bitcoin-qt -rpcport=6666 -rpcuser=whatever.on.your.machine.with.bitcoind.you.want.to.talk.to -rpcpassword=xxx.on.your.machine.with.bitcoind.you.want.to.talk.to" Again, I haven't tried this (with bitcoin-qt). I have tunnelled with ssh. That didn't work for me Am I just being thick? I can't see where the port 8332 fits in the chain... |
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Again, I haven't tried this (with bitcoin-qt). I have tunnelled with ssh.
How? Like you show above? That's tunneling, isn't it? |
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I have cygwin, and have started the X server. But when I run ssh -X user@ubuntu machine, bitcoin-qt says it cannot connect to my X server.
Unless you have an X server running i WINDOWS, it doesn't matter how much forwarding you have. I missed that cygwin has an X server. Sorry. I haven't looked at cygwin in a long time and at that time I didn't see any X server. I've also tried with Xming. Perhaps I'm not setting DISPLAY properly before running bitcoin-qt? I've tried a number of things and I'm not certain which it should be.... |
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I am trying to run bitcoin-qt from my from ubuntu server onto my windows 7 machine. How do you do that?
You can't use bitcoin-qt as a RPC client. Oh. so the only way to run it is by being sat on the local machine? |
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I am trying to run bitcoin-qt from my from ubuntu server onto my windows 7 machine. How do you do that?
I have cygwin, and have started the X server. But when I run ssh -X user@ubuntu machine, bitcoin-qt says it cannot connect to my X server.
I also have putty, with X11 forwarding enabled. That doesn't work either (same error).
Any help greatly appreciated.....
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Same here, just the raspbian wheezy package. Don't bother though, it runs so slow I don't think it's worth it. You really need an external HD also.
I use my pi only for mining (not to run bitcoind). It does that just fine.... |
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I've gotten them working on ubuntu and raspbian wheezy, so I'd vote for any Debian. It's a nice family because there's a lot of users and support.
There's no reason it wouldn't work on CentOS -- what error are you getting?
Sorry - been away a while. I was running Centos 5. Trust me, it was a bitch trying to get bitcoind compiled and running (and I'm a 20+ year 'nix admin). I'm guilty of not remember the exact problem, but I think the compile was failing on some missing cryptographic library routine that Redhat don't support for a reason I don't quite remember either.... I'm now running bitcoind on Ubuntu 12.04. An absolute breeze compared to Centos 5... ps. my mining is done via cgminer running on raspbian on a pi.... which raspImage did you use ? Just a vanilla raspbian.... |
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I am in discussions regarding rackspace at a Scottish 35kW hydro electricity resource @ 7-8 pence / kWh. If anyone in the UK is interested in developing some idea for hosting mining rigs there, PM me....
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I've gotten them working on ubuntu and raspbian wheezy, so I'd vote for any Debian. It's a nice family because there's a lot of users and support.
There's no reason it wouldn't work on CentOS -- what error are you getting?
Sorry - been away a while. I was running Centos 5. Trust me, it was a bitch trying to get bitcoind compiled and running (and I'm a 20+ year 'nix admin). I'm guilty of not remember the exact problem, but I think the compile was failing on some missing cryptographic library routine that Redhat don't support for a reason I don't quite remember either.... I'm now running bitcoind on Ubuntu 12.04. An absolute breeze compared to Centos 5... ps. my mining is done via cgminer running on raspbian on a pi.... |
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Hi,
What structure did you have in mind for this group?
I am trying to start a charity (Bitcoin association of Great Britain) which would have it's leading object as the advancement of education for organisations who wish to incorporate bitcoin.
There is another thread started concerning this with a video of me talking about it.
I have attended all the most recent London bitcoin meetups (highly recommended) and have had a lot of enthusiasm for this but limited support. Let me know if you are interested in sharing ideas?
My ideas are all on github, search for BitcoinAssociationofGreatBritain or bagb org uk
Lee.
That's a consultancy, not a charity. |
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Where did the info on the units' sizes come from -- do we have a solid idea on what they will be?
Looks like on KnC's site, they list Jupiter at 160 x 160 x 200 (I'm assuming cm), and 4kg weight. For those of us who are metrically-challenged  that converts to roughly 5ft x 5ft x 6.5ft, and just under 9 lbs. And that's just one unit...! I'm hoping that they've managed to scale it down a bit, but I've opted at this point to use their hosting plan (whenever they have more info). Usually sizes are in mm, not cm! I agree mm, but poor practice not to label the units... |
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as a fellow pi user, they are great... but id drop the peon, arch is a pain, a normal rasp weezy and you can compile cgminer from git source hapily.. also worth looking at :- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=76502.0which now runs happy on my pi, with spine polling Good install doc is available at :- http://n00blab.com/works fine on fpga's and asics  What will cacti do for me? |
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Ah, I misunderstood. Was the point that the original Jalapeno's be powered by the USB hub, being that they are only 3 watts or so? I guess a computer would have no problem with that?
Just 3 watts? Really? That rocks if true... |
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i just got a ppcoin? maybe not the best name for a coin?
The Wii did alright |
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Good to meet you guys - fascinating, but too short... next time!
strange
Indeed - good first meeting! 10th July, same time same place? |
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Not if you have externally powered devices.
Thanks  I'll bear that in mind next time. I bought powered because I'd been reading that the pi is much stabler with them..... |
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I've mentioned it to a few others who may not be frequenting this forum, so lets do it anyway. Would be good to grab a pint :-)
s
Cool, see-you tomorrow! I'll be wearing, er, clothes. camouflaged shorts, bike shoes and a lightweight green overjacket so I don't get wet..... |
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