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A few people have been setting up testnet masternodes using dashmate and the manual install documentation and come up with the question of how to generate BLS public/private key pairs. The `dashmate setup` command will do this for you, and the `bls generate` command also allows you to do it in...

This is really high quality documentation, thank you! I look forward to trying out the Ansible script soon...

Hello Dash Community! I recently did a spontaneous live stream on Discord demonstrating how we go about deploying an updated version of Dash Platform to 150 masternodes on testnet. I received some good feedback on this, so I thought I'd write up our ongoing plans for the deployment tool some of...

This should be possible, are you able to watch threads and forums like this?

You can learn how to verify signatures for Dash Core and Dash Electrum in the wallet documentation here (check the respective "Installation" sections): https://docs.dash.org/en/stable/wallets/index.html

Yes, 0.12.3.2 is several years out of date.

To uninstall Dash Core, just drag it from your Applications folder into the Trash. To uninstall the associated user data (blockchain, wallet, config, etc.), you can delete the data folder. This will result in total and unrecoverable data loss, including any remaining Dash. On macOS, the folder...

Hi! Please follow these steps: https://docs.dash.org/en/stable/wallets/recovery.html#file-backups

This transaction is confirmed. If you have not received it on an exchange, you need to contact the help desk of that exchange.

If it is running inside a container, you can use root (but it's just as easy and safer to create a user). Dash 0.17 includes some security-related backports from Bitcoin that changed the syntax of the configuration file. You might need to add `rpcbind` and/or `rpcallowip` instructions to...

Hi, it looks like I can change that for you in the forum backend. DM me your preferred new username :cool:

Thanks for the detailed message! As far as I know, we will continue to build Dash Core for 32-bit architecture. I am not sure about 32-bit support in the upcoming Dash Platform, it might not be possible for this security reason.

Hi @pozo can you please state your question in around 50 words? I'm not sure what you are asking here.

It's true some 32-bit downloads were removed from the dash.org/downloads page for space reasons, but the binaries are still built and released. Please check here: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/releases 32-bit x86 Linux (i686) binary...

Hi, Dash Core responds over RPC, not HTTP. You might need an API like Insight instead? What are you trying to achieve here?

Hi @Gabriel Salinas and thanks @TanteStefana for your excellent description of how and why addresses change! The mechanism for generating new addresses depends on the wallet. Most mobile wallets and hardware wallets use BIP32 hierarchical deterministic addresses, a mechanism of generating new...

Yes, you can load the wallet file like you have already done, and run a rescan. You should be using Dash Core 0.17.0.3. Let it sync and the balance at the end the current balance of the addresses associated with the keys contained in your wallet file. Good luck!

Dashmate is an interactive installer for Dash full nodes and masternodes. Check out the full blog post and demo video here. During the development of Dash Platform, DCG platform developers created a tool known as Dashmate as a quick and easy way to set up masternodes on internal development...

Welcome! Check out https://dashdevs.org/ for developer resources, also there are a number of guides and walkthroughs on getting started with Dash Core and Dash Platform.

Yes, it is possible it is deriving a different path to what Ledger does in there interface. @akhavr should be able to help answering that question.