how to install bitcoind on linux for CryptoDic

[soumikr]

here is the picture
and sir how it can be localhost bez i am not using that linix for hosting my website

i try with localhost but same error cant connect

[pedrog]

It seems bitcoind isn't running...

Execute:

$ ./bitcoin-0.10.0/bin/bitcoind &

[soumikr]

done sir and after that i again type top
see this
 but same issue

[sdp]

Don't post your passwords here!  

once you get everything working run this code and then update to the new long password in CryptoDice.

Code:

rm ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
bitcoind -server 2>&1 | grep ^rpc | tee ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
chmod 600 ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf

The command should create a program generated password which will have more entropy (aka randomness) than what will ever come out of our heads.  You won't need to type in this password but it will be used by bitcoin-cli to talk with bitcoind.

Check your firewalls:  You need 8332 open for RPC. Port 8333 is for bitcion peer to peer communication.
Make sure the host in your configuration matches your host (ip address) where you are running bitcoind.

[pedrog]

Ok, now it's running.

Then install the script in the same machine you have bitcoind, if you cannot do it, you need to insert the IP address of the machine running bitcoind.

[soumikr]

so have to host the cryptodice 3.3 also in that linux server?

[jonnybravo0311]

so have to host the cryptodice 3.3 also in that linux server?

Where are you trying to install crypto-dice?  You'll have to make it so that machine can talk to the machine running bitcoind.

[cr1776]

You need to be really careful if you are running a bitcoin/crypto dice site and are having this much trouble even getting it installed.  There are a lot of potential security issues - like posting the rpc password up thread.

Hot wallets are drained all the time when there is just a tiny security item that was overlooked.  ;-)

[jonnybravo0311]

You need to be really careful if you are running a bitcoin/crypto dice site and are having this much trouble even getting it installed.  There are a lot of potential security issues - like posting the rpc password up thread.

Hot wallets are drained all the time when there is just a tiny security item that was overlooked.  ;-)

I was going to write something similar... OP really has no business even attempting this with so little knowledge of what's going on behind the scenes.  Posting the contents of his bitcoin configuration files including passwords, his IP address... might as well just leave the door open to his house.  Hopefully this is nothing more than an academic exercise to learn and not intended to ever be utilized in a public venue.

[SarcasmMe]

sir i dont think localhost can do it
bez i host the script in my cpanel and i install the bitcoind on my linux

interest i same situation

specific
/.run i think

[soumikr]

now this state working well for me

but now here its say me how to do this

i right this command ( $ crontab -e )but its show me this

[pedrog]

now this state working well for me

but now here its say me how to do this

Ok, great!

Just follow those steps.

[soumikr]

i right this command ( $ crontab -e )but its show me this

[pedrog]

Dude, you need to learn at least the minimum to work with linux.

You should not be using root to do that, even if it's only for educational purposes.

Now you paste the task config and save it like it's described in dice script installation.

[soumikr]

i did all now its said (Do Not Share This URL!)


but my admin panel is working well

[soumikr]

help me guys

[emrebey]

you need to just edit the crontab. crontab -e opens the file for editing, just copy paste the command.

[shorena]

help me guys

Your bitcoin client is fully synced and running (I checked) if you need further help with your script you should probably contact the person you got it from. This is certainly not the section for this. It might also be wise to do these experiments in a more protected environment, e.g. locally or virtualized. On the other hand the worst that could happen is that someone uses your machine for something illegal and you get problems with the hoster.

[tspacepilot]

To see if bitcoind is running:

Code:

$ ps -ef | grep bitcoind

If you get back a process running bitcoind then all is running.  You should be able to send RPC commands to it as well.

To find out about cron

Code:

$ man cron

and

Code:

$ man crontab

As was said earlier however, you are really going to have to learn some the basics of how to use a linux shell if you want to get anywhere on this.  Or, alternatively, hire someone who does (know how to use a linux shell).