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my conf - and it is not working:

rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=******
rpcpassword=*******
rpcport=17015
server=1
daemon=1
listen=1
staking=0
port=17014
masternodeaddr=*******:17014
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey=********
addnode=93.157.4.11
addnode=91.121.6.19
addnode=183.91.4.3

yes, IP is correct
and the privkey belongs to collateral address with the 5M ldoge (in one transaction only)

did you put the masternode private key, not the private key for the address?
are you sure you can connect to port? and thats your ip?
remove those addnodes also you don't need them.
are you sure your sure your wallet is fully unlocked?

on my vps making a masternode worked.
also 2 other people made one.

*sighs*
yes, the privkey is the mastenode's privkey - not it's address (i know the difference)
I have opened ports 17014 and 17015 to my router just to be sure and disabled firewalls completely
I am even forwarding those ports to the specific machine I want to run the masternode on
ok, I will remove the addnodes but this won't solve the problem
and my wallet is unlocked, I actually unlock it before starting the masternode.

Unless you mean that the wallet must remain completely unlocked and unencrypted at all times
is this the problem?

there is a difference between the masternode private key and the masternode address's private key
get it from the get config option in the masternode tab.

This is what I did actually
but, to be sure, I've run the command dumpprivkey [address] to be sure it is different (and to keep it backed up)

here is what i did to make a masternode step by step on my vps

first rent a linux ubuntu 14.04 vps
then on my computer i created a masternode get config on my computer get config and enter the vps IP address in it when creating it.
install the deps and secp256k1 for compiling on the vps
compile the daemon
strip the daemon
cp the daemon to /usr/local/bin
cd
cd .litedoge
nano litedoge.conf
put the masternode config in the litedoge.conf
save and exit
cd into /usr/local/bin
start the wallet ./litedoged
then get the actaul private key of the address and import it in the wallet
then stop the wallet ./litedoged stop
then start the wallet ./litedoged
then send 5 million litedoge to the masternode address
then wait for fully confirmed
then typed ./litedoged masternode start
then it said "masternode started remotely"
then it started getting payments.

I am trying to setup a masternode on a windows wallet
but, this would be my next question, I have a few VPS's used for hosting purposes and I have shell access
maybe I can setup a couple of masternodes there too

back to the problem, this is CRAVE's config:
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=MAKEUPYOUROWNUSERNAME
rpcpassword=MAKEUPYOUROWNPASSWORD
rpcport=MAKEUPYOUROWNPORT
server=1
daemon=1
listen=1
staking=0
port=9999
masternodeaddr=YOUR_IP:9999
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey=KEY GENERATED BY COMMAND

and I notice a similarity in "Put your name of your masternode as the Alias and put your IP with :9999 next to it. so for example xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9999"

I asked earlier if the port should be 9999 (because I knew CRAVE uses it) instead of 17014 - but no one answered

you can use any port you want
the port 17014 and the rpc port 17015 works

yes try to make them on your vps.

yes, but the windows masternode problem is still unsolved..
we don't know why it doesn't work?