Quote from: monero-extended on December 28, 2014, 11:41:09 AM

Q: How to use a remote node?
A: if you don't have the 6-8 Gb of RAM presently needed to comfortably use your computer whilst synchronising the blockchain with bitmonerod, you can use a remote node, like hegemoon's node. This means you don't have to run bitmonerod anymore (this does negatively affect decentralisation, but not much)
For Linux:

Code:

./simplewallet --wallet-file=wallet.bin --daemon-host 88.151.101.22 --daemon-port 5012

Change wallet.bin accordingly. The code above assumes your working directory (use pwd or ls to check) is the one where both your wallet and your simplewallet binary are located.
The daemon host and port are hegemoon's, but you can use another one.

Tip1
You can install then use rlwrap to cycle through commands on the Linux version (no need for this in the Windows version)

Code:

sudo apt-get rlwrap

Code:

rlwrap ./simplewallet --wallet-file=wallet.bin --daemon-host 88.151.101.22 --daemon-port 5012

Tip2
To be sure to always be on the right directory for launching simplewallet, just add a command to go to the right directory

Code:

cd /bitmonero/build/release/bin/ && ./simplewallet --wallet-file=wallet.bin --daemon-host 88.151.101.22 --daemon-port 5012

Tip3
You can combine both:

Code:

cd /bitmonero/build/release/bin/ && rlwrap ./simplewallet --wallet-file=wallet.bin --daemon-host 88.151.101.22 --daemon-port 5012

Im the admin of this server, so its better right now to use the fqdn name : xmr1.coolmining.club, instead of the IP 88.151.101.22 as far as i can switch ip if server has problem

and also

Code:

./simplewallet --daemon-address xmr1.coolmining.club:5012 --wallet-file ./test1.bin

as shorter command line argument