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btcpayserver / btcpayserver-docker

Docker resources for hosting BTCPayServer easily
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> If you are using altcoins (anything other than BTC currency code,), you need to build the docker image with an argument: #499

Open winkcler opened 3 years ago

winkcler commented 3 years ago

If you are using altcoins (anything other than BTC currency code,), you need to build the docker image with an argument:

docker build -f amd64.Dockerfile --build-arg CONFIGURATION_NAME=Altcoins-Release -t "YOURDOCKERUSERNAME/btcpayserver:CUSTOMVERSION"

Hello Kukks, thanks for the efficient reply, I managed to do it. But now I have another problem, when I use my image created from the docker, when I send Cryptocurrencies, the button "Sign transaction" is modified, preventing me from signing as Hot Wallet, simply add the options to my image.

Below are the photos.

With the original BTCpayServer image:

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With my modified docker image:

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Originally posted by @winkcler in https://github.com/btcpayserver/btcpayserver-docker/issues/498#issuecomment-882538930

winkcler commented 3 years ago

I think I found the problem.

What happens is that the repository is not updated according to the original build of BTCpayserver in the docker.

I believe the View inside WalletSend.cshtml is out of date, as there is no dropdown button.

In the BTCPayserver repository.

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gvloria commented 1 year ago

Thank for the helping