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Bitcoin node : importprivkey does not import all getnewaddress previously created
Every address has its own private key; if you inport one key, you get access to that one address.
If your goal is backing up an entire wallet, you should instead be using the dumpwallet and associated ...
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Bitcoin node : importprivkey does not import all getnewaddress previously created
A hierarchical deterministic (HD) wallet like Bitcoin core generates many private keys from one master private key.
So far as I know dumpprivkey only dumps one of the generated child keys. The one for ...
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Why is hosting a public bitcoind RPC node not more popular?
The Bitcoin Core RPC interface is a private interface not suitable to be exposed publicly or accessed by untrusted parties.
On the other hand it is quite popular for people to host public or semi-...
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How to replicated the 256 MiB memory "Bare Minimum" setup of `bitcoind` from bitcoin.org
256 MiB seems extremely low; I very much doubt that will work.
Still, Bitcoin Core has documentation on how to run in low-memory environments: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/doc/reduce-...
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What is the best way to restart bitcoind after a bitcoin.conf change (Ubuntu 23.10)
Bitcoin Core reads the bitcoin.conf file on every startup, so if you have it (properly) configured as a systemd service, restarting it that way will indeed make the configuration change take effect.
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