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Offline bytemaster

Not for Windows users?

The client works on windows and all the CLI args are the same, I just don't have a windows machine to test the outside steps (does `screen` work on windows? IDK).

If you're a savvy user it should be pretty straightforward. Would love if someone could write up the parts that are different for windows.

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Not for Windows users?

The client works on windows and all the CLI args are the same, I just don't have a windows machine to test the outside steps (does `screen` work on windows? IDK).

If you're a savvy user it should be pretty straightforward. Would love if someone could write up the parts that are different for windows.
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Not for Windows users?

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Here is the setup guide: https://github.com/BitShares/bitshares_toolkit/wiki/DPOS-initial-delegate-setup

Use this thread for issues related to getting your initial delegate running.

COMMON ISSUES, PLEASE READ:
* All delegates were registered with "init-delegate-N" as names, this is expected. These are pre-registered accounts and you do not need to make new accounts for anything, unless you want to.
* "wallet_list_receive_accounts" clips your names... for now type "enable_raw" before using your command to see the raw json dump with your names, I will fix the display tomorrow.
* for people trying to get this to work on debian and getting import errors for keys, make sure that you compile with gcc 4.8, as gcc 4.7 doesn't work (compiles correctly but then crashes randomly or fails importing keys in weird places...)
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