Auto Backup

You can use how many you want by putting this in your dash.conf

createwalletbackups=x
Where x is the number of backups you want.
 
You can use how many you want by putting this in your dash.conf

createwalletbackups=x
Where x is the number of backups you want.

so does that says how many backups to keep in the back up folder
or
does it say how many backups to make when i press backup ?
 
This is automatic update/backup of the wallet.dat which is held in the backup folder in your appdata.
 
Ok so if I add
"createwalletbackups=5"
to my config file then every time i start the wallet it will make a new .dat file inside the roaming backup folder untill there is 5 files
after that it will then what ??

delete the oldest file and then make a new file
or
just not make another new file
 
Ok so if I add
"createwalletbackups=5"
to my config file then every time i start the wallet it will make a new .dat file inside the roaming folder untill there is 5 files
after that it will then what ??

delete the oldest file and then make a new file
or
just not make another new file

When the wallet is started for the very first time, it creates a folder "backups" in your main dash folder and copies the current used .dat file there.
When the limit (here: 5) is reached the oldest backup file is deleted before the current one is copied there.
 
Hello. I don't need autobackups and added createwalletbackups=0 but after start, it was created backup again. Which command doesn't create autobackups? Thank you
 
version 12.1 for windows
rpcuser=XXXXXXXX
rpcpassword=XXXXXXXX
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
listen=1
server=1
daemon=1
logtimestamps=1
maxconnections=256
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey=XXXXXXXX
addnode=XXXXXXXX
createwalletbackups=0
 
Strange, it didn't help. My path is d:\DashCore\ then it consist
- bin
- data
- include
- lib
dash.conf

Right?
 
Hello, New guy here. Hope I'm in the right forum section. I made the change from Electrum-Dash to Dash Core 12.1 successfully. After finally tracking down an upgrade to Electrum to make it possible. Now my questions are as follows, 1. Is there a seed phrase with Dash Core Wallet? if so how do I get it? 2. Is dash core actually running a node to support the network? If so great then I can help support it. 3. What is the best practice to secure my Dash Core backups?
 
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