How to install and configure Bitcoin Unlimited (on Ubuntu 15.10 desktop)

eid

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Steffen it sounds like you may need to open an incoming port on your linux firewall (assuming it's enabled).

Open a terminal and input:

Code:
sudo ufw status
Is the firewall active? (If not then this isn't the problem)

If the firewall is active then:

Code:
sudo ufw allow in 8333
Repeating the first command:
Code:
sudo ufw status
..should show that:

Code:
Status: active

To                         Action      From
--                         ------      ----
8333                       ALLOW IN    Anywhere
8333 (v6)                  ALLOW IN    Anywhere (v6)
 
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steffen

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My Bitcoin Unlimited is now on the list https://bitnodes.21.co/nodes/?q=bitcoinunlimited even though the check node button still gives a
188.183.147.187:8333 is unreachable.
I tend to believe the button gives unreliable results because now I can see both incoming and outgoing connections on the Information tab under Help | Debug window.
 

Inca

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My linux VPS is now very rapidly downloading the blockchain and will hopefully appear as a bitcoin unlimited node shortly.

It does seem to currently have the side effect of making my end-to-end ECIES secure chat messenger server slightly dysfunctional!
 

AdrianX

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@steffen thanks for the quick reply.

My guess is that there're some issues with broken pngs (image file).

regardless those warnings are harmless.
@theZerg should fix them in the next release.
I have a similar rgb warning when I launch on Ubuntu 14.

I also noticed the splash screen is distorted not a 1:1 pixel representation of the graphic.
 

theZerg

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Guys your node won't appear until it is fully synced...
 
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