judavi/civx-docker

CivX CentOS Wallet

Civx-docker-wallet

CivX CentOS Wallet is Docker Image for run the (CivX Wallet)[https://github.com/exofoundation/CivX-Qt]

First setup

Run the wallet using docker:

docker run -it judavi/civix /bin/bash

Remember to add a new rpcuser and rpcpassword in ~/.civx/civx.conf, at this moment if you check the file you will see

$ cat ~/.civx/civx.conf

daemon=1 server=1

Now you can start Civx by typing civxd -daemon from any location in terminal. When you run civxd for the first time, you will have to set a user and password for rpcuser and rpcpassword which is a protocol used to connect and send commands to Civx. You can do this by typing:

echo 'rpcuser=USER\nrpcpassword=PASSWORD' >> ~/.civx/civx.conf

**Change USER and PASSWORD to any of your choosing or use a random:

echo "rpcuser=$(pwgen 13 1)" >> ~/.civx/civx.conf
echo "rpcpassword=$(pwgen 14 1)" >> ~/.civx/civx.conf

Once you've completed the above start CivX: civxd -daemon CivX should now start running in the background.

Use a local wallet

If you want to share the wallet file from your local machine you could expose the file to the container using:

docker run -it -v locationOfWalletFileOnYourHostPc.dat:~/.stratis/wallet.dat judavi/civix /bin/bash

Check if the wallet is properly running

Check Wallet is Running and Synced

civxd getinfo

You're looking for the connections values to verify if is working properly

Another way to confirm the wallet is synced type:

civxd getblocktemplate

Disclaimer

I don't have any relation with CivX or any other cryptocurrency, the reason of this image is just for testing porpouse. If you're using a wallet for investing or production take the necesary precautions to protect your coins/wallet. You understand that you are using any and all information available here AT YOUR OWN RISK.