Hi guys i want to finish up your listing and this is what i need
RPC address
RPC user
kzv_rpc
RPC password
From where i get these information.?
Hi, what exactly do you want this for? Setting up a wallet for an exchange? Run eganod and then run walletd, first with "-g" and later use some of these options:
./walletd --help
Common Options:
-c [ --config ] arg configuration file
-h [ --help ] produce this help message and exit
--local start with local node (remote is default)
--testnet testnet mode
--version Output version information
--data-dir arg (=/root/.egano) Specify data directory
--bind-address arg (=0.0.0.0) payment service bind address
--bind-port arg (=8070) payment service bind port
-w [ --container-file ] arg container file
-p [ --container-password ] arg container password
-g [ --generate-container ] generate new container file with one
wallet and exit
-d [ --daemon ] run as daemon in Unix or as service in
Windows
-l [ --log-file ] arg log file
--server-root arg server root. The service will use it as
working directory. Don't set it if don't
want to change it
--log-level arg log level
--address print wallet addresses and exit
Remote Node Options:
--daemon-address arg (=localhost) eganod address
--daemon-port arg (=47867) eganod port
Local Node Options:
--p2p-bind-ip arg (=0.0.0.0) Interface for p2p network protocol
--p2p-bind-port arg (=47767) Port for p2p network protocol
--p2p-external-port arg (=0) External port for p2p network protocol (if
port forwarding used with NAT)
--allow-local-ip Allow local ip add to peer list, mostly in
debug purposes
--add-peer arg Manually add peer to local peerlist
--add-priority-node arg Specify list of peers to connect to and
attempt to keep the connection open
--add-exclusive-node arg Specify list of peers to connect to only.
If this option is given the options
add-priority-node and seed-node are
ignored
--seed-node arg Connect to a node to retrieve peer
addresses, and disconnect
--hide-my-port Do not announce yourself as peerlist
candidate