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i got a question, can i add 2 datapaths to the config so i could store 2 copies of the blockchain in 2 difference locations from 1 node thats running?
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May 13, 2018, 02:14:56 AM |
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i got a question, can i add 2 datapaths to the config so i could store 2 copies of the blockchain in 2 difference locations from 1 node thats running?
No, you cannot do that. |
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May 13, 2018, 11:03:33 AM |
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On one on our computers, on which we use Bitcoin Core, we are behind a NAT. Before 0.16, we had 8 incoming connections at most, but lately, we're seeing 16 incoming connections. Certainly speed things up. Thank you, I guess? Is this a documented new feature?
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May 13, 2018, 04:21:24 PM |
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On one on our computers, on which we use Bitcoin Core, we are behind a NAT. Before 0.16, we had 8 incoming connections at most, but lately, we're seeing 16 incoming connections. Certainly speed things up. Thank you, I guess? Is this a documented new feature?
There was no such change that does that. Seeing your incoming connection count increase is normal behavior. |
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May 13, 2018, 07:53:51 PM |
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Hi, Thanks for info.
I will update bitcoinnode on my vps ubuntu.
SegWit addres - default..
Dear friends adk me:
What happen if send BTC from legacy address to SegWit address?
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May 14, 2018, 05:24:52 AM |
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What happen if send BTC from legacy address to SegWit address?
The typical thing happens, your Bitcoin are transferred from a legacy address to a Segwit address. The address types really don't matter; the network doesn't care and such transactions are possible due to the soft forking nature of Segwit. You can even do it the other way around, segwit address to legacy address. It doesn't matter. |
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May 15, 2018, 04:21:12 AM |
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Is this version available for mobile?
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May 17, 2018, 05:25:43 PM |
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This is a great news, but am a kind of person that ask a lot of questions. I want to know the principle of working of Bitcoin Core version 0.16.0. Does it entails POW
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May 17, 2018, 11:23:46 PM |
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This is a great news, but am a kind of person that ask a lot of questions. I want to know the principle of working of Bitcoin Core version 0.16.0. Does it entails POW
Of course, Bitcoin uses PoW. Bitcoin Core is the reference implementation for Bitcoin, it is not an altcoin. |
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May 28, 2018, 12:29:26 AM |
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I have just installed bitcoind 0.16 in Linux. How can I get the seed of the HD wallet ?
I dont have nor want bitcoin-qt, only bitcoin-cli
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May 28, 2018, 03:40:38 AM |
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I have just installed bitcoind 0.16 in Linux. How can I get the seed of the HD wallet ?
I dont have nor want bitcoin-qt, only bitcoin-cli
Use the dumpwallet RPC command. Do bitcoin-cli dumpwallet <filename> where <filename> is the name of the file you want the wallet data to be written to. Open up that file as a regular text file. At the top of it will be something that has the master private key (an xprv). Somewhere in the file will be a private key with the hdkeypath listed as "m". That is the seed. Note that the seed is not a phrase; Bitcoin Core does not use mnemonics (which are often misnamed as seeds). |
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June 10, 2018, 09:02:10 PM |
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Soo i know, or i think i know what HD wallets are, so i make a new receive address and send btc to that address. But then delete the new wallet with the new receiving address and replace with backup wallet that did not have the new receive address, would the btc i sent to the new address be in the original wallet? Seeing they both use the same seed?
Hope i made that question clear..
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Could someone with the new receive new address be able to see the original btc balance on blockchain explore?
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June 13, 2018, 12:40:40 PM |
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Soo i know, or i think i know what HD wallets are, so i make a new receive address and send btc to that address. But then delete the new wallet with the new receiving address and replace with backup wallet that did not have the new receive address, would the btc i sent to the new address be in the original wallet? Seeing they both use the same seed?
Yes, but the same would be true for a non-HD wallet, because the "new" receiving address would probably already be in the keypool of the old backup copy of the wallet. Could someone with the new receive new address be able to see the original btc balance on blockchain explore?
There is no way to for an observer to connect the different addresses in your wallet unless you help them by spending from multiple addresses at once for example. |
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