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you can also change the verbosity in the client with debug.verbosity(x) where x is the level you want.

you have to put console after the options, the help command tells you that : ➜ ✗ geth --help NAME: geth - the go-ethereum command line interface USAGE: geth [options] command [command options …

I won't get into a system.d vs sysvinit debate, but here's how you could do it with the defaults init manager that Debian / Ubuntu is shipped with. Create a file /etc/systemd/system/[email protected] an …

I just compiled 1.4rc and got this error. I failed at seeing how to use --logfile now, it seems it's been removed but I'm not able to find an alternative. ➜ go-ethereum git:(release/1.4) build/bin/g …

this command works but yields a warning of future removal so I'd like to use new option init : ➜ ~ go-ethereum/build/bin/geth --datadir="~/testgeth/" --genesis ~/testgeth/customgenesis.json --port …

I got this error in eth client : Error: Uncaught ReferenceError: loadscript is not defined is there a loadscript equivalent command in the cpp client eth?

the message appears 4 times here in the geth code of this function The comment explains it well : // findAncestor61 tries to locate the common ancestor block of the local chain and // a remote peers …

find tokens in the blockchain, courtesy of https://github.com/linagee/find-ethereum-coins/blob/master/token.js var tokenInterface = [{"type": "function","name": "name","constant": true,"inputs": []," …

Won't add much than what you said apart from the reconnection feature ! According to this and this as you said : p2p.Server should be able to use a JSON file containing trusted node addresses. …

In order to answer this question there is a need to get the timestamp of when the database is synced with geth. I can think of two ways of doing that : find the 1st occurrence of 1 block in the geth …

In Geth you can loadscript any javascript file. I discovered this one on the wiki which I like a lot: function checkAllBalances() { var i =0; eth.accounts.forEach( function(e){ console.log(" …

eth.getCompilers() returns an empty list even if installed. You can try : ➜ ~ which solc /usr/local/bin/solc then in geth > admin.setSolc("/usr/local/bin/solc") Following your edit, if you ju …

according to the documentation you can do: $ geth attach ipc:/some/custom/path $ geth attach http://191.168.1.1:8545 $ geth attach ws://191.168.1.1:8546 So the 1st line is what you want, just replace …

how do I delete the geth console history ? I'm concerned with this, especially in light of this recent Mist hack : On the console you can also unlock accounts (one at a time). personal.unloc …

you can find the internal transaction list in a block explorer like here for instance.