Closed grummerd closed 8 years ago
These are the two alias for a ton of commands that you are appending to ~/.bashrc
echo "alias moneronode='rlwrap -f ~/.bitmonero/monerocommands_simplewallet.txt /opt/bitmonero/bitmonerod'" >> ~/.bashrc echo "alias monerowallet='rlwrap -f ~/.bitmonero/monerocommands_bitmonerod.txt /opt/bitmonero/simplewallet'" >> ~/.bashrc
Mixed up the bitmonerod.txt file with the simplewallet.txt file
Here is the fix you can just copy and paste it in
echo "alias moneronode='rlwrap -f ~/.bitmonero/monerocommands_bitmonerod.txt /opt/bitmonero/bitmonerod'" >> ~/.bashrc echo "alias monerowallet='rlwrap -f ~/.bitmonero/monerocommands_simplewallet.txt /opt/bitmonero/simplewallet'" >> ~/.bashrc
Sorry if this is the coding equivalent of being a grammar troll. Everyone whose anyone would catch the mistake. Maybe it's just a fun joke and i'm being too serious
Thanks much!. Will correct it now.
These are the two alias for a ton of commands that you are appending to ~/.bashrc
Mixed up the bitmonerod.txt file with the simplewallet.txt file
Here is the fix you can just copy and paste it in
Sorry if this is the coding equivalent of being a grammar troll. Everyone whose anyone would catch the mistake. Maybe it's just a fun joke and i'm being too serious