Crowdcoin core Wallet Daemon for headless wallets and masternodes.
For a list of all available wallet images see https://lepetitbloc.github.io/wallets/
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Parameters value issues should be reported at: https://github.com/LePetitBloc/wallets
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All other issues should be reported at: https://github.com/LePetitBloc/wallets-builder
The container can either be used as a classic headless wallet or a masternode, only the command arguments will differ.
- Run a wallet container and specify at least the
rpcuser
andrpcpassword
to interact with the Crowdcoin daemon:
docker run --name crowdcoin-wallet --restart always -d lepetitbloc/crowdcoind:1.1.0 -rpcuser=crowdcoin-wallet -rpcpassword=tihegeaz
We recommend to mount a volume for easier access to the data and the configuration files. You should also create a configuration for your RPC credentials (see
./wallet/.crowdcoincore/crowdcoin.conf
) to avoid retyping them when using the internalcrowdcoin-cli
.docker run --name crowdcoin-wallet --restart always -d -v ${PWD}/wallet/:/home/crowdcoin/ lepetitbloc/crowdcoind:1.1.0
⚠️ Ensure that adata
directory exists and is writable in the mounted host directory.
- Once your wallet is running, you can print your main address:
docker exec crowdcoin-wallet crowdcoin-cli getaccountaddress ""
GK92mbjS9bCAUuU7DEyyuK9US1qLqkoyce
- Encrypt your wallet:
You can use
pwgen
first to generate your passphrase:pwgen 32 1
quohd4kaw9guvi8ie7phaighawaiLoo6
docker exec crowdcoin-wallet crowdcoin-cli encryptwallet quohd4kaw9guvi8ie7phaighawaiLoo6
Wallet encrypted; Crowdcoin Core server stopping, restart to run with encrypted wallet. The keypool has been flushed, you need to make a new backup.
- You must have received 1000 CRC on your wallet in a single transaction, and must have waited for, at least, 1 confirmation.
Note1: If the 1000 CRC came from multiple transactions, you can send them back to yourself.
Note2: Beware of the transaction cost, you should own 1001 CRC as a safety measure.
- Only then you may find the corresponding transaction
hash
andindex
:
docker exec crowdcoin-wallet crowdcoin-cli masternode outputs
{ "8e835a7d867d335434925c32f38902268e131e99a5821557d3e77f8ca3829fd8" : "0" }
- Then generate a masternode private key:
masternode genkey
7ev3RXQXYfztreEz8wmPKgJUpNiqkAkkdxt24C3ZKtg5qEVfou9
- And finally creates the
./wallet/.crowdcoincore//masternode.conf
file, and fill in following this template:
mn01 masternode:21529 YouMasterNodePrivateKey TransactionHash 0 YourWalletAddress:100
touch ./wallet/.crowdcoincore//masternode.conf
- As a classic wallet, create a
./masternode/.crowdcoincore/crowdcoin.conf
configuration file
rpcuser=crowdcoin-mn01
rpcpassword=tihegeaz
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey=7ev3RXQXYfztreEz8wmPKgJUpNiqkAkkdxt24C3ZKtg5qEVfou9
externalip=YOUR.EXTERNAL.IP:12875
addnode=45.32.26.253:12875
addnode=78.24.223.185:12875
addnode=88.198.45.221:12875
addnode=84.17.23.43:12875
addnode=18.220.138.90:12875
addnode=86.57.164.166:12875
addnode=86.57.164.146:12875
addnode=18.217.78.145:12875
addnode=23.92.30.230:12875
addnode=35.190.182.68:12875
addnode=80.209.236.4:12875
addnode=91.201.40.89:12875
- Run a container as a masternode:
docker run --name crowdcoin-masternode --restart always -d -p 12875:12875 -p 11998:11998 -v ${PWD}/masternode/:/home/crowdcoin/ lepetitbloc/crowdcoind:1.1.0 -masternode=1
- Check the the number of
blocks
until the chain is sync:
docker exec crowdcoin-masternode crowdcoin-cli getinfo
- Once the chain synced you can start the masternode from your wallet:
docker exec crowdcoin-wallet crowdcoin-cli crowdcoin-masternode start-all
You might need to unlock your wallet first:
docker exec crowdcoin-wallet crowdcoin-cli walletpassphrase quohd4kaw9guvi8ie7phaighawaiLoo6 60
⚠️ Mind the space before the command above, that's not a typo, it’s meant to avoid storing your passphrase in history.
- Then check the masternode status with your initial transaction hash:
docker exec crowdcoin-wallet crowdcoin-cli masternodelist | grep 6d94f70499c3f7ba2c59acaa5c04e54ef123d0e460bb07c55ace6464deaf3c85
"6d94f70499c3f7ba2c59acaa5c04e54ef123d0e460bb07c55ace6464deaf3c85-1": "ENABLED",
You could setup both at the same time using docker-compose
.
Check the provided docker-compose.yml
as an example and tweak it to your needs!
docker-compose up --build
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- Berkeley DB v4.8.30.NC
FROM lepetitbloc/bdb:4.8.30.NC
https://github.com/LePetitBloc/bdb/tree/4.8.30.NC https://hub.docker.com/r/lepetitbloc/bdb/
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