RE: Qtum Staking Tutorial using qtumd on a Raspberry Pi 3 by crazyhendrix

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qtum · @crazyhendrix · Sep 23 '17 (edited)

Can I suggest adding an alias to the .bashrc? Instead of typing : ```~/qtum-wallet/bin/qtum-cli```, we can add to ~/.bashrc:

```alias qtum-cli='~/qtum-wallet/bin/qtum-cli'```

That way, we can just execute qtum-cli from the wallet directory by typing: ```qtum-cli```

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@cryptominder · Oct 12 '17

Yes, or add `~/qtum-wallet/bin` into your `$PATH`.  I should indeed have suggested it.

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@lorenzomyle · Sep 26 '17

I cant connect to my wallet using qtum-cli :
$ ~/qtum-wallet/bin/qtum-cli getinfo
error: couldn't connect to server: unknown (code -1)
(make sure server is running and you are connecting to the correct RPC port)


I know nothing about .cookie so I don't know what to do. Any help?

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@cryptominder · Oct 12 '17

The .cookie file gets created in the datadir (by default under `~/.qtum`) when `qtumd` starts up and RPC is enabled.  You probably don't have `qtumd` running -- you can use `$ pgrep -a qtumd` to check (if that outputs nothing, then it isn't running).

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