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is it possible to stake with BRX running breakoutd on linux? if so, which parameters should I use?

made a breakout.conf and ran this command:

Code:

./breakoutd -staking -defaultcurrency=BRX -defaultstake=BRX

well... guess it runs but won't stake because there is no BRX coin to put anywhere.... need qt for that I guess

If BRX is your default coin then just run

Code:

./breakoutd getaccountaddress brx

Then send BRX to that address and stake.

-tb-

thanks

getaccountaddress give this error: error: couldn't connect to server

can you please post a breakout.conf with serveraddresses? thanks

Code:

daemon=1
server=1
listen=1
defaultcurrency=BRX
defaultstake=BRX
rpcuser=breakoutcoin
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8056
staking=1

With the above config, just run "./breakoutd"

-tb-

I'm trying to do the same thing (stake BRX using the Linux daemon).

I assume the above configuration stakes BRX and generates BRK, and I assume you can see the generated BRK balance by running:

Code:

./breakoutd getinfo BRK

but I am not sure how to send the BRK anywhere, since the defaultcurrency for the wallet is BRX.

Would this command:

Code:

./breakoutd sendtoaddress

know to send BRK (and not BRX) to the receiving address? The command doesn't seem to take the ticker symbol as an argument, so I'm not so sure.

Thanks for any expert command line advice you guys can offer!

Just set your defaultcurrency to BRK... defaultcurrency=BRK and restart your daemon and you should be able to send.

-tb-