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The Bitcoin Core client provides a "regtest" mode that can be used by software developers to safely perform software tests such as regression tests.
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bitcoin-cli is not using port specified in config
I have setup a bitcoin node in regtest mode with custom config and datadir. … I start bittcoind with command:
bitcoind -conf=bitcoin-demo.conf -regtest -datadir="testdatabtc" -daemon
My bitcoin-demo.conf looks like:
regtest=1
server=1
rpcuser=alice
rpcpassword=hello
rpcallowip …
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Unable to locate bitcoin.conf in linux
For getting started with bitcoin I referred running a full node and Developer documentation- Regtest Mode. … pr.singh@GLTINTERN-W040:~/.bitcoin$ ls
bitcoind.pid blocks chainstate database db.log debug.log regtest wallet.dat
And so whenever I run any command like bitcoin-cli -regtest generate 101, I get …