Quote from: sirazimuth on October 23, 2018, 09:31:58 PM

Quote from: Pon13 on October 23, 2018, 09:46:34 AM

The copy part is just to not wait your mn wallet to sync again.
You did right, meaning just copy the blockchain data (not wallet.dat, etc only blockchain data) to the data directory of your MN Wallet

If you do windows setup on the same machine then yes its two separate wallets meaning two different data directories, meaning one for each wallet. one controller wallet and one mn wallet. you can have the controller wallet closed once you've started your mn from there.

The listen parameter occur to which wallet? you have to check your configuration settings and of course your network settings (port forwarding enabled on correct ports, windows firewall allow incoming connections for specified port, etc.)

So followed your configuring steps to the tea,and no go. Here's where I'm at....
I have 2 separate wallets with 2 separate directories.
The HLMMN1 wallet when launched from the startmn1.cmd gives error message...
"unable to bind to on this computer (bind requested address not valid in its content (10049)"...
which goes away if I set listen to 0 and relaunch. Then it shows a zero balance. Basically a virgin wallet.

When I launch controller wallet (loaded with the 1000 coins on one address) it says "cannot parse MN1" ("MN1" being the 1st line of the controler wallet masternode.conf file that I edited with private key, ip, etc.)
Where do I set alias masternode to MN1?
Also are both wallets launched when masternoding? or one or the other? which one? (I actually can't launch both on this pc anyway..error message.)
Still totally confused...but I will get this sussed if it kills me.
back to staking again... lol

MN1 wallet --> Listen=1

Controller Wallet --> Listen=0
and Staking=1 (to have staking enabled)
and check the ports they have to be different in these two wallets