Wallet address's account needed? To manage users.

[wsxdrfv]

If there is one coin daemon running, and at that same server, users will join, then issueing addresses to each users.

Then if I want the users can send & receive to/from his address, when I issue address to user, should I attach account string value to that issues address?

[hushan]

If there is one coin daemon running, and at that same server, users will join, then issueing addresses to each users.

Then if I want the users can send & receive to/from his address, when I issue address to user, should I attach account string value to that issues address?

Account in bitcoin daemon is more like a lable string, address is enough to send and receive coins. But if you want to set a new account for each user for management purpose, you can do that using bitcoind's rpc, refer to getaccountaddress api.

Code:

getaccountaddress

Returns the current bitcoin address for receiving payments to this account. If <account> does not exist, it will be created along with an associated new address that will be returned.	

[mocacinno]

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Account in bitcoin daemon is more like a lable string, address is enough to send and receive coins. But if you want to set a new account for each user for management purpose, you can do that using bitcoind's rpc, refer to getaccountaddress api.

Code:

getaccountaddress

Returns the current bitcoin address for receiving payments to this account. If <account> does not exist, it will be created along with an associated new address that will be returned.	

I never used the accounts functionality of bitcoin core, but didn't i read somewhere it's deprecated?
But you are correct tough, the only thing the OP needs is a new, unique address per user (or a set of addresses). I'd say it might be a good idear to keep the account management in a seperate database (create a small relational db and keep track of which user "owns" which addresses, do make sure you keep track of change addresses when he spends his unspent outputs!!!)

[starmyc]

I never used the accounts functionality of bitcoin core, but didn't i read somewhere it's deprecated?

Yes. This is literally written as DEPRECATED at all places where the "account" argument can be used:

Code:

$ bitcoin-cli help getnewaddress
getnewaddress ( "account" "address_type" )

Returns a new Bitcoin address for receiving payments.
If 'account' is specified (DEPRECATED), it is added to the address book 
so payments received with the address will be credited to 'account'.

[... snap ...]

$ bitcoin-cli help getaccount
getaccount "address"

DEPRECATED. Returns the account associated with the given address.

[... snap ...]

$ bitcoin-cli help getaccountaddress
getaccountaddress "account"

DEPRECATED. Returns the current Bitcoin address for receiving payments to this account.

The account/user management should not be done at the wallet level but by another application/database.