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walletdir
testnet
I was testing running both mainnet and testnet on the same system and found that -walletdir is being handled improperly in conjunction with -testnet.
-walletdir
-testnet
dashd -testnet -walletdir=/home/app/.dashcore/wallets/ # ...
~/.dashcore/wallets/testnet3/
/mnt/100gb/dashcore/_data/testnet3/wallets/
/home/app/.local/opt/dashcore/bin/dashd \ -testnet \ -usehd \ -conf=/home/app/.dashcore/dash.conf \ -settings=/home/app/.dashcore/settings.json \ -walletdir=/home/app/.dashcore/wallets/ \ -datadir=/mnt/100gb/dashcore/_data \ -blocksdir=/mnt/100gb/dashcore/_caches
The legacy behavior causes -datadir and -blocksdir to create a testnet3 namespace under each.
-datadir
-blocksdir
testnet3
/mnt/100gb/dashcore/_data/testnet3/ /mnt/100gb/dashcore/_caches/testnet3/
Although unusual and unintuitive, this is partially documented and can be worked around in a pinch with symlinks and such.
We should expect -walletdir to follow the same behavior, but it does not.
# expected + /home/app/.dashcore/wallets/ # actual - /mnt/100gb/dashcore/_data/testnet3/wallets/
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I was testing running both mainnet and testnet on the same system and found that
-walletdir
is being handled improperly in conjunction with-testnet
.dashd -testnet -walletdir=/home/app/.dashcore/wallets/ # ...
Expected
~/.dashcore/wallets/testnet3/
Actual
How to
The legacy behavior causes
-datadir
and-blocksdir
to create atestnet3
namespace under each.Although unusual and unintuitive, this is partially documented and can be worked around in a pinch with symlinks and such.
We should expect
-walletdir
to follow the same behavior, but it does not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: