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On this page you will find description how to run Qwertycoind with JSON PRC as linux service. I use Ubuntu server 16.03 x64, but this description you can be applied to any of the linux versions with small changes.
Compile the latest Version from Sourcecode
Use this compilation guides: For example under Ubuntu:
Copy all the compiled files in ./build/src/ to directory /opt/qwertycoin/:
To start service we will use user qwertycoin, so let's create it and manage permissions:
Create log file and add permissions to write it:
Let's check if everything is ok. Try to run daemon with qwertycoin user permission:
Stop it via entering exit
inside daemon session.
You could pre-download blockchain bootstrap to speed-up process:
To start Qwertycoind , we need to create service file in /etc/systemd/system:
Do not forget to change address to your wallet!
Run service:
To check service status:
On this page you will find description how to run Qwertycoind I use Windowx x64 Enterprise, but this description you can be applied to any Windows Version (> Windows 7).
For example under Windows:
If you use a prebuilt Version, download it, install it and forward to Step 3
Self compiled Versions: If all went well, it will complete successfully, and you will find all your binaries in the .\build\src\Release
directory
Open a CMD on Windows and navigate to this folder. For example: (the folder structure could be different.)
cd C:\Github\qwertycoin\build\src\Release
Prebuilt Versions:
After installation you will find the binaries in:
C:\Program Files\qwertycoin\bin
Start the Masternode in a CMD
Copy and paste the following (that's one single line!):
qwertycoind.exe --restricted-rpc --enable-cors=* --enable-blockchain-indexes --rpc-bind-ip=0.0.0.0 --rpc-bind-port=8197 --fee-address=QWC1L4aAh5i7cbB813RQpsKP6pHXT2ymrbQCwQnQ3DC4QiyuhBUZw8dhAaFp8wH1Do6J9Lmim6ePv1SYFYs97yNV2xvSbTGc7s
If you want you can replace the developers fee address with your own QWC Wallet address (Not necessary)
Done
Compile the latest Version from Sourcecode OR! download a prebuilt Release from here:
Use this compilation guides: