how to view edit bitcoin.conf

[datguys]

how do i edit or create or view bitcoin.conf. I'm using it on my server and im using SSH

[grue]

vim
nano
sed

[datguys]

huuuh

[Tomatocage]

It's just a text file, so whatever text editing options are available to you should do the trick.

[datguys]

It's just a text file, so whatever text editing options are available to you should do the trick.

im not using ubuntu desktop. im using ubuntu server and ssh :/

[grue]

huuuh

those are terminal commands

[zvs]

It's just a text file, so whatever text editing options are available to you should do the trick.

im not using ubuntu desktop. im using ubuntu server and ssh :/

i think you should stick with windows servers

[spin]

My command line skills are limited but it's something like:

Code:

nano ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf

This will open the file for editing or create it and open it for editing if it doesn't exist.  This will happen in your terminal window (not GUI). Change the path if your bitcoin data is elsewhere.

[datguys]

My command line skills are limited but it's something like:

Code:

nano ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf

This will open the file for editing or create it and open it for editing if it doesn't exist.  This will happen in your terminal window (not GUI). Change the path if your bitcoin data is elsewhere.

Sorry im a newb at this. I dont know how to find my bitcoin directory.

[Simon8x]

My command line skills are limited but it's something like:

Code:

nano ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf

This will open the file for editing or create it and open it for editing if it doesn't exist.  This will happen in your terminal window (not GUI). Change the path if your bitcoin data is elsewhere.

Sorry im a newb at this. I dont know how to find my bitcoin directory.

FYI: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Data_directory

[datguys]

My command line skills are limited but it's something like:

Code:

nano ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf

This will open the file for editing or create it and open it for editing if it doesn't exist.  This will happen in your terminal window (not GUI). Change the path if your bitcoin data is elsewhere.

Sorry im a newb at this. I dont know how to find my bitcoin directory.

FYI: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Data_directory

thsnks but i get:

-bash: /root/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf: Permission denied

nothing going right for me lol

[datguys]

nvm done, needed install nano *facepalm*

[datguys]

all set up guys yay thnks for help

[OnkelPaul]

Sorry im a newb at this. I dont know how to find my bitcoin directory.

Serious advice: stay away from bitcoins, servers connected to the internet, and computers in general. 
The "I don't know shit but I want to do it anyway" attitude will most likely cost you dearly.
If you want to use a linux server for anything remotely valuable you absolutely need to know what you're doing. If you don't know it already, now is the right time to start learning - read tutorials on using commandline tools such as nano or vim, learn how to reduce the services on a computer to the absolute minimum needed for it to work, learn how to harden ssh access etc.

BTW, using graphical tools with a server on the internet isn't that hard if your desktop machine also runs linux. Call ssh with the '-X' parameter and then you can use graphical programs such as gedit or kate. Performance is quite a bit slower than when you use them locally, but still bearable.

Onkel Paul