Updated ports as as follow...
If you have problem running, please run it using
virtualcoin.exe (or whatever its called in Mac OS) -port XXXXX
The reason you got problem with 80 was you must be already running web server etc on port 80.
Can you please post screenshot of Mac OS wallet, also PM me your VC address.
ok
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i find using the conf file with alternate ports is the easiest way to specify other ports.
otherwise,as vcoinz suggests, open as command with ports argument,
(you can set up short cut/alias using the automator application)
you'lll end up with something like
open /folder/location/VirtualCoin-Qt.app --args -port=12345
open terminal (from application menu), type
"open"
then drag and drop the qt.app onto the terminal, then type
"--args -port=xxxxx"
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also now i see the correct icon, i've updated the build to use it.
(please disregard ealier version - i'll go and modify my prior posts)
VirtualCoin-Qt-OSX-V01308
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5j8d4FSc7drNmo1Yi01N0sxa3cplus
VirtualCoin.conf
setup with alternate ports.
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please note.
if you're having port issues on OSX, then it's not entirely obvious.
If the wallet hangs on the splash screen upon start up, that's a good sign.
to be 100% sure, open the debug.log in yr data.dir
.
to find the datadirectory in OSX
in a finder window, you'll see the menu "Go".
hover over the Go menu, and press "option" at the same time,
a new option "library" will appear, go there ..
open "Application Support",
your VirtualCoin data directory will appear in there.