On Tue, Mar 03, 2020 at 11:17:53AM +0000, qubenix wrote:
That's true, but using a pruned bitcoind will limit its usefulness as a
backend for other software (eg. electrum servers, block explorers). You
may be able to use it for a specific purpose (eg. joinmarket), but the
point of my guides is that you can keep adding new software that comes
out (eg. btcpayserver, lnd, c-lightning, esplora) and connect it to your
bitcoind VM without having to reindex the chain.
Makes sense.
- it would be really nice to use bind-dirs to avoid creating a second
Whonix WS templateVM (which takes up lots of disk space) --
unfortunately I haven't figured out how to create a new user and keep
that user persistent (see prior email)
This is a good point. Unfortunately I don't have a lot of extra
time/motivation currently to make sweeping changes like that. That's why
my btcpayserver branch hasn't been worked on since November.
Yes, I tried to do it (see earlier email in this thread) but it's not
quite trivial. Bind-dir'ing /etc/passwd and related files seemed to
break `adduser`.
It's nice to know that someone somewhere is paying attention to work
I've done with these. Thank you for that.
Thank you for doing them!
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