Quote from: DrSluice on January 14, 2017, 03:41:47 AM

Thank you for responding. I got that list from an ancient post here. Your list of nodes is obviously much more extensive. I'm not trying to create a .conf file for a Windoze wallet, I'm trying to add nodes from the console
inside my Linux wallet, which is the most current one and simply won't connect at all for syncing. Still trying to get a quarter million beans into my wallet for staking. Not connecting at all. Zero peers. Any suggestions, I haven't given up, just can't figure out how to addnodes from the command line so I can make a deposit and set these beans 'a sproutin'.

You will need to create a BitBean.conf file if you want to connect to the network. If you are using Linux, you will want to create that in this directory:

Code:

cd ~/.BitBean
nano BitBean.conf

copy/paste the addnodes I gave previously

ctrl+o (To save the file.)
ctrl+x (To exit nano.)

Restart BitBean-qt and wait a few minutes, it should connect..unless you have another issue like port 22460 being filtered/blocked by your firewall/router/ISP.