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Bitcoin configuration on Linux: Customize the Portfolio position
Bitcoin’s native portfolio software, also known as a Core, offers a safe method for archiving and handling bitcoins. However, if you are looking for greater flexibility or checks to store bitcoin data, you can customize your wallet position. In this article, we examine how to configure bitcoin on Linux (especially Ubuntu) with a personalized wallet position.
Why set a personalized wallet position?
Before we get into the configuration process, consider it because it is worth setting up a personalized wallet position:
* Safety : You can reduce the risk or exposure of bitcoin data by selecting a safe position outside the “~ // Bitcoin” folder.
* Backup Data : A separate position to store Bitcoin data will facilitate backup and restore funds when something is wrong.
Bitcoin configuration with personalized portfolio
To configure Bitcoin Linux (Ubuntu), you need to change the ~/.Bitcoin/confident file with a personalized wallet position. This is a hidden file that is not visible in most text publishers. Here are the steps:
- Open the terminal : Open a terminal on the Ubuntu system.
- Find the Bitcoin directory: Change the “/bin/bitcoin” directory that is usually found on/usr/bin/bitcoin-*. Deb
. This may vary depending on the installation of Ubuntu and packages (such as APT-Grow).
- Change theCalfalnt
file: Complete the following command to open the ~/.Bitcoin/Confalant file in your favorite word processor:
Bash
Nano ~/.Bitcoin/Config
`
4.
[wallet]
Directory =/path /// a/wallet/directory
Trained = true
`
Replace the “//// wallet/directory” for the desired position in which you want to store bitcoin data. The “[wallet] section is optional, but it is used to determine additional portfolio settings.
Tips and variants
- If you use another version of Ubuntu (for example, 18.04), you may need to use “sudo nano” instead of normal “nano”.
- It is possible to add the position of the personalized portfolio to the ‘/etc/bitcoin/reinforcement file used by Bitcoin configuration at the system level.
- To avoid typing in the “~/.Bitcoin” predefinita folder, another directory can be entered by using the Library option in the “[Wallet] section”.
Conclusion
Bitcoin configuration on Linux (Ubuntu), with a personalized wallet position, provides greater checks over data and security. By following these steps, you can protect Bitcoin data by selecting a reliable position outside the default folder. Remember to replace the “//// a/wallet/directory” for the position you want when setting up a personalized wallet configuration.