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Guide for running multiple wallets instances in same OS

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TurK-FX

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With this guide, you can run multiple wallet in same OS using the same block chain.

Let me know what you guys think...
 
TurK-FX said:

With this guide, you can run multiple wallet in same OS using the same block chain.

Let me know what you guys think...
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The sound is so awful, I can't hear what you're saying except the "clicks".... I think this video would be a great help but you need to redo it.
 
moli said:
The sound is so awful, I can't hear what you're saying except the "clicks".... I think this video would be a great help but you need to redo it.
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Oh there is sound? I recorded with sound, but then, I could not hear anything. I thought my mic is not working. SO I added the conversation bubbles to explain.
 
Cool!

Use -listen=0 and you will be able to run multiple wallets at the same time! (Or use different ports, -port=9990 -rpcport=9980, etc...)

Your -wallet=mn3wallet.dat flag seems not to work as it was generating a new wallet (see the loading indicator in 4:32)...
 
vertoe said:
Cool!

Use -listen=0 and you will be able to run multiple wallets at the same time! (Or use different ports, -port=9990 -rpcport=9980, etc...)



Your -wallet=mn3wallet.dat flag seems not to work as it was generating a new wallet (see the loading indicator in 4:32)...
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Ok I will look into it. Add -listen=0 command and test it. And figure mn3 wallet why not working. Thanks for the pointers. Hopefully I will figure out the problem with my mic and will be full sound this time.
 
It looks like I figured everything except running wallets simultaneously. -port=9990 -rpcport=9980 or -listen=0 not working
 
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