min tx fee on my bitcoind ?

[Bitcoin-Obmen.com]

Hello,

I just upgraded my bitcoin server to 0.11.1 and discovered fresh transaction with fee, which bitcoind server set to 0.00001865 , I want to pay more fee ~0.0001.

Which bitcoind parameter could achieve this ?

Thanks.

[Revelation Machine]

Hello,

I just upgraded my bitcoin server to 0.11.1 and discovered fresh transaction with fee, which bitcoind server set to 0.00001865 , I want to pay more fee ~0.0001.

Which bitcoind parameter could achieve this ?

Thanks.

You can achieve this by using the -paytxfee parameter.

Example:
./bitcoind --rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 -paytxfee=EnterTxfeeHere sendtoaddress EnterAddressHere EnterAmount

[Bitcoin-Obmen.com]

Hello,

I just upgraded my bitcoin server to 0.11.1 and discovered fresh transaction with fee, which bitcoind server set to 0.00001865 , I want to pay more fee ~0.0001.

Which bitcoind parameter could achieve this ?

Thanks.

You can achieve this by using the -paytxfee parameter.

Example:
./bitcoind --rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 -paytxfee=EnterTxfeeHere sendtoaddress EnterAddressHere EnterAmount

yep, it works. Just for clarification - you can use param -paytxfee while starting bitcoind server for all your future outputs.

[Revelation Machine]

Hello,

I just upgraded my bitcoin server to 0.11.1 and discovered fresh transaction with fee, which bitcoind server set to 0.00001865 , I want to pay more fee ~0.0001.

Which bitcoind parameter could achieve this ?

Thanks.

You can achieve this by using the -paytxfee parameter.

Example:
./bitcoind --rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 -paytxfee=EnterTxfeeHere sendtoaddress EnterAddressHere EnterAmount

yep, it works. Just for clarification - you can use param -paytxfee while starting bitcoind server for all your future outputs.

AFAIK, It needs to be specified for each transaction.
Normally the fee bitcoind sets as default is enough(Within 6 blocks).
If you have a very high priority transaction its better to pay a higher fee to process it within the next 2-3 blocks.

[Bitcoin-Obmen.com]

Hello,

I just upgraded my bitcoin server to 0.11.1 and discovered fresh transaction with fee, which bitcoind server set to 0.00001865 , I want to pay more fee ~0.0001.

Which bitcoind parameter could achieve this ?

Thanks.

You can achieve this by using the -paytxfee parameter.

Example:
./bitcoind --rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 -paytxfee=EnterTxfeeHere sendtoaddress EnterAddressHere EnterAmount

yep, it works. Just for clarification - you can use param -paytxfee while starting bitcoind server for all your future outputs.

AFAIK, It needs to be specified for each transaction.
Normally the fee bitcoind sets as default is enough(Within 6 blocks).
If you have a very high priority transaction its better to pay a higher fee to process it within the next 2-3 blocks.

Disagree, I have tested it on my bitcoind server and it works good for every transaction.

[tspacepilot]

Hello,

I just upgraded my bitcoin server to 0.11.1 and discovered fresh transaction with fee, which bitcoind server set to 0.00001865 , I want to pay more fee ~0.0001.

Which bitcoind parameter could achieve this ?

Thanks.

You can achieve this by using the -paytxfee parameter.

Example:
./bitcoind --rpcconnect=127.0.0.1 -paytxfee=EnterTxfeeHere sendtoaddress EnterAddressHere EnterAmount

yep, it works. Just for clarification - you can use param -paytxfee while starting bitcoind server for all your future outputs.

AFAIK, It needs to be specified for each transaction.
Normally the fee bitcoind sets as default is enough(Within 6 blocks).
If you have a very high priority transaction its better to pay a higher fee to process it within the next 2-3 blocks.

Disagree, I have tested it on my bitcoind server and it works good for every transaction.

Usually, if it's something that you want to run everytime you run bitcoind, it's something that you should put in your bitcoin.conf (so you don't have to remember an elaborate command line invocation in order to start the program).

[Bitcoin-Obmen.com]

Usually, if it's something that you want to run everytime you run bitcoind, it's something that you should put in your bitcoin.conf (so you don't have to remember an elaborate command line invocation in order to start the program).

I knew this but thanks, hope this topic and comments will help others