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Re: NEM Official Thread - Redemption ends on 22 November[Updates&Discussion]
Hey nemsters!
I already asked the following question(s) a few weeks ago, but unfortunatly nobody replied to it. So I will give it a another shot.
I have a vserver without a job and want to support NEM by setting up a NIS daemon on it.
Is there any documentation on how to set up a NIS daemon for public use? I did not find much on this topic.
I already asked the following question(s) a few weeks ago, but unfortunatly nobody replied to it. So I will give it a another shot.
I have a vserver without a job and want to support NEM by setting up a NIS daemon on it.
Is there any documentation on how to set up a NIS daemon for public use? I did not find much on this topic.
What OS?
https://forum.nemcoin.com/technical-discussion/secure-nis-and-ncc-setup-on-linux/
Just change to the latest version which is 0.4.33
Great... Linux was the right guess...
Re: NEM Official Thread - Redemption ends on 22 November[Updates&Discussion]
Hey nemsters!
I already asked the following question(s) a few weeks ago, but unfortunatly nobody replied to it. So I will give it a another shot.
I have a vserver without a job and want to support NEM by setting up a NIS daemon on it.
Is there any documentation on how to set up a NIS daemon for public use? I did not find much on this topic.
I already asked the following question(s) a few weeks ago, but unfortunatly nobody replied to it. So I will give it a another shot.
I have a vserver without a job and want to support NEM by setting up a NIS daemon on it.
Is there any documentation on how to set up a NIS daemon for public use? I did not find much on this topic.
Re: NEM Official Thread - Beta is here/Phase 2 Redemption begins[Updates&Discussion]
Hey nemsters,
can somebody please confirm, that I can run a NIS which is accessible by everyone on the net and use it to connect to it with my locally running NCC without any obvious security issues? The NIS itself does not hold any confidential data like for instance private keys and passwords. This confidential data is stored with every NCC client.
can somebody please confirm, that I can run a NIS which is accessible by everyone on the net and use it to connect to it with my locally running NCC without any obvious security issues? The NIS itself does not hold any confidential data like for instance private keys and passwords. This confidential data is stored with every NCC client.