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1) Missing = sign between input parameter and value
After following the documentation (http://docs.bitshares.org/testnet/private-testnet.html), I noticed several bugs. This was tested on Ubuntu. When running the following command:
witness_node --data-dir data
The "data" parameter is ignored and the default "witness_node_data_dir" was used instead, causing some confusion. To solve this add an equal sign:
witness_node --data-dir=data
I suggest the documentation is updated to be more consistent, so all input parameter/values are illustrated using param=value.
2) Confusing config.ini configuration and cli_wallet end-point used
I suggest the following changes to config.ini (use port 8090 instead of 11011):
To me it was a bit confusing that the suggested rpc-endpoint port number was 11011 (which is the default port for the p2p network). To avoid this confusion, lets use :8090 instead? This will make it more aligned when the rest of the documentation, when cli_wallet connects to a witness end-point.
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1) Missing = sign between input parameter and value
After following the documentation (http://docs.bitshares.org/testnet/private-testnet.html), I noticed several bugs. This was tested on Ubuntu. When running the following command:
The "data" parameter is ignored and the default "witness_node_data_dir" was used instead, causing some confusion. To solve this add an equal sign:
I suggest the documentation is updated to be more consistent, so all input parameter/values are illustrated using param=value.
2) Confusing config.ini configuration and cli_wallet end-point used
I suggest the following changes to config.ini (use port 8090 instead of 11011):
To me it was a bit confusing that the suggested rpc-endpoint port number was 11011 (which is the default port for the p2p network). To avoid this confusion, lets use :8090 instead? This will make it more aligned when the rest of the documentation, when cli_wallet connects to a witness end-point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: