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edited Aug 13, 2015 at 11:44

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Very likely you need to tell your PHP JSON RPC client to connect to the right port.

If you start bitcoind without -regtest (= main net), it opens up the RPC server on port 8332. If you use -regtest, the port will be 18332.

I can't see what kind of PHP JSON RPC client youryou are using, but there must be a way to tell it should use port 18332.

Very likely you need to tell your PHP JSON RPC client to connect to the right port.

If you start bitcoind without -regtest (= main net), it opens up the RPC server on port 8332. If you use -regtest, the port will be 18332.

I can't see what kind of PHP JSON RPC client your are using, but there must be a way to tell it should use port 18332.

Very likely you need to tell your PHP JSON RPC client to connect to the right port.

If you start bitcoind without -regtest (= main net), it opens up the RPC server on port 8332. If you use -regtest, the port will be 18332.

I can't see what kind of PHP JSON RPC client you are using, but there must be a way to tell it should use port 18332.

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created Aug 13, 2015 at 7:13

Jonas Schnelli

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Very likely you need to tell your PHP JSON RPC client to connect to the right port.

If you start bitcoind without -regtest (= main net), it opens up the RPC server on port 8332. If you use -regtest, the port will be 18332.

I can't see what kind of PHP JSON RPC client your are using, but there must be a way to tell it should use port 18332.