Stephan Oeste

startx can't work in an SSH session. You have to do start that command on the Raspberry PI Itself.

Using the new Jessie Raspberian with systemd as init-system would be an easy fix. systemd will automatically restart a service that died. File: /etc/systemd/system/bitcoind.service ``` javascript [Unit] Description=Bitcoins distributed currency...

The "hack" works. But there is no systemd on Wheezy, so the clean way is only available on Jessie. Maybe, it will be the best to use the newer Jessie...

add file /usr/local/bin/bitcoind-restarter.sh ``` #!/bin/bash while true ; do sleep 15; bitcoind ; done ``` chmod +x /usr/local/bin/bitcoind-restarter.sh change the line in /etc/rc.local ``` ... su pi -c '/usr/local/bin/bitcoind-restarter.sh &'...

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As ops team lead I approve this compensation request for ops.

As ops team lead I approve this compensation request for ops.

DNS points to the same host. ``` dnsseed.bitcoin.dashjr.org. 40000 IN NS ipv4.jun.dashjr.org. dnsseed.bitcoin.dashjr-list-of-p2p-nodes-maybe-malware.us. 39994 IN NS ipv4.jun.dashjr.org. ``` So should be no difference is answers.

> I have stopped using these DNS seeds. I found only 2 useful when I last tested: > > seed.bitcoin.sipa.be seed.bitcoin.wiz.biz These have a very low TTL set, which is...

## Cycle 14 report Running the mempool.emzy.de server. - noting special to report /cc bisq-network/compensation#595