Quote from: drays on October 16, 2018, 12:25:02 PM

Quote from: Mrrr on October 15, 2018, 11:44:36 PM

How about you you write the fucking guide yourself instead of asking.

Not sure I get what you mean. And looks like you didn't understand what I was telling. I am asking neither for a guide, nor for a help. Neither a new guide for running a single hot wallet is needed (or possible) for me to write, as it doesn't seem to work currently (unless someone re-tests this and reports to be working somehow).
I just reported a possible issue with the MN implementation, which I found while trying to setup a hot MN wallet - just in case if this indeed a bug to be fixed, and just in case if it is interesting for developers and/or community. I do not insist on fixing this, neither am asking for your help or valuable advice, dear Mr. Mrrr (I am still a fan of your brilliant Haiku collection post, regardless of this particular outburst

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Quote from: teela on October 15, 2018, 11:17:19 PM

As said: nothing keeps you from running a hot node. And I haven't been able to check it. Soon as I can I'll tell you but then again: why run a hot node in the first place.

So better to tell - nothing but possible bugs

Regarding the reason for running a hot node... well, that is one of the possible ways to run it, and it is the most resource-friendly way if you run just one node (as you keep just one copy of blockchain + save CPU some power), so I assume there could be users willing to run that way. As to me, I am currently running the controller wallet separately on different PC, as this is the working way.

I've my coins on Cryptopia

Soon as I can I'll test it. As said afaik there is nothing that prevents this set up. But there is only one way to find out