Quote from: DOGEbubble on February 09, 2023, 10:45:55 PM

Quote from: elbandi on February 08, 2023, 10:18:23 PM

I modified the joincoin code, to remove the internal tor. So now, you can use tor to connect v3 onion address nodes.
https://github.com/bitbandi/joincoin

Just rebuild the code. Add this to config:

Code:

tor=127.0.0.1

After you install the tor, you can run the wallet too.
You can connect to my node with this address: ukvewg7vjip46tir7dedmke6ncvalgrfecewoc6pzc4gcxj3fq7pytid.onion (my last block is: 1430193)

(start wallet with this command line parameter:

Code:

-connect=ukvewg7vjip46tir7dedmke6ncvalgrfecewoc6pzc4gcxj3fq7pytid.onion

)

If you want incoming connection, setup a hidden service to your torrc:

Code:

HiddenServicePort 17941 127.0.0.1:17941

Start tor, read tordatadir/hidden_service/hostname file, add the hostname to joincoin config:

Code:

externalip=ukvewg7vjip46tir7dedmke6ncvalgrfecewoc6pzc4gcxj3fq7pytid.onion

and run wallet.

Hi,

Thanks for all the help.
Having TOR does put Joincoin a grade different from other Multi-Algo coins. Cheesy

I was able to use use Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code. But I have got an error message at the last step when using Cmake to compile the new Joincoin wallet client. Cheesy