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Right, indeed it’s something docker devs should be aware of. I completely missed your DMs, I just read them, very interesting! Thanks for sharing the best practices and hope to...

Hi @ALeschinsky! The Bitcoin Core's wallet files should be backed up somewhere if you use Cyphernode on mainnet. It is on the todo list to have a "Wallet backup" button...

Hi @ALeschinsky ! Yes, in current Cyphernode setup, `spending01.dat` is the wallet file that has private keys/spending capability. You can copy that file but if your Bitcoin Core instance is...

Looks like PostgreSQL (at least on Linux) requires changing some file ownership (at least in the official Docker container): ``` cyphernode_postgres.1.isrgsxyzja5c@debian01 | chmod: changing permissions of '/var/run/postgresql': Operation not permitted...

Hey there @cryptoskillz ! Thanks for the writeup. A lot of stuff to address! :) I will take this opportunity to summarize how the Cyphernode network works or is intended...

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There's no testnet on liquid :) There is liquidv1 (mainnet) and elementsregtest (regtest for elements). There is now also signet if I'm not mistaken... haven't tried it yet.

Oh wow! I wasn't aware they finally created one! Thanks! I'll update the `features/liquid` branch!

Hi @maxchernin ! We have to put some effort to documentation. The `doc/` folder needs love. :) There are several outdated texts in there that I have to get rid...

The datapath is the path where your Bitcoin Core data is stored. By default (during setup.sh), it is located in `dist/cyphernode/bitcoin/` but maybe you changed the default. If you don't...