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When I run this command
bitcoind -testnet -printtoconsole -rpcuser=123456 -rpcpassword=123456
After bitcoind is up. I run this on the same Ubuntu 17.10
bitcoin-cli -testnet -rpcuser=123456 -rpcpassword=123456 getbalance
I get this result: error: incorrect rpcuser or rpcpassword (authorization failed) The second day I tried exactly the same way. I get the correct result. It is really weird.
I try to put these two lines in /home/user/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
rpcuser=123456
rpcpassword=123456
And I run this command
bitcoind -testnet -printtoconsole -conf=/home/gogogo237/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
And this
bitcoin-cli -testnet -rpcuser=123456 -rpcpassword=1234564 getbalance
notice that I intentionally changed -rpcpassword to a wrong password. But I still can get a correct result. This is really unpredictable and obviously a mistake. Anyone can explain this error? Thanks!
interesting, but for sure not the default behavious. I am normally on OpenSuSE. I have self compiled and downloaded full clients. Please provide some more info: did you use bitcoin core from website? Self compiled? apt-get? Did you check download files (hash)? I think I have a fresh Ubuntu virtual machine, where I could try to install the one you where using... – pebwindkraft – 2017-09-12T17:26:23.940
Self compiled from the newest source code. – user2813549 – 2017-09-13T07:04:15.277
similiar discussion here, as bitcoin15 is not yet released: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2172765.0. You downloaded from https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin?
– pebwindkraft – 2017-09-13T14:48:57.807just downloaded from github, and couldn't compile, cause autoconf throws already some errors. And for sure ./configure as well. Damn, wanting to help, and now need help myself ... – pebwindkraft – 2017-09-13T18:04:03.640
To avoid others doing same error (RTFM correctly, not in a rush): autogen.sh, not autoconf !! Now it's compiling. Update to follow. – pebwindkraft – 2017-09-13T18:35:38.280