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Litecoin-utils
Jul 20, 2023
Virtual Peer-to-Peer Currency (CLI and Utilities)
In this expansive guide, we will explore the FreeBSD port, namely, “litecoin utils” that is listed under the category of net-p2p. This port is indispensable for anyone, either working with or interested in FreeBSD, and is engagingly supportive for people who are making use of various ports.
Introduction to “litecoin utils”
“Litecoin utils”, as suggested by the name, is a collection of utility software tools for the crypto currency Litecoin. Available on FreeBSD, it enables users to manage and interact with the network of Litecoin.
Installing “litecoin utils”
The procedure to install ‘litecoin utils’ on FreeBSD is quite straightforward. If you are already familiar with the ports collection, you can simply navigate to the relevant directory using the command line and run make install clean
.
cd /usr/ports/net-p2p/litecoin-utils/
make install clean
For those who prefer to install pre-compiled FreeBSD packages, they can do this with the below pkg
command
pkg install litecoin-utils
This will install ‘litecoin utils’ and all its necessary dependencies.
How to Use “litecoin utils”
Once you’ve installed ‘litecoin utils’, you can start using the utilities to interact with the Litecoin network. Utilities included are the Litecoin server litecoind
, the command line client litecoin-cli
, and the utility litecoin-tx
for creating, modifying, and signing raw Litecoin transactions.
Once the server is up and running, you can use the litecoin-cli
command to interact with it. Use the getinfo
command as shown below to get general information
litecoin-cli getinfo
You can further use litecoin-cli
to get your account balance, list transactions, create new addresses, and perform other Litecoin transactions. Ensure to always refer to the litecoin-cli
help to get a list of all available commands.
Benefits of “litecoin utils”
The ‘litecoin utils’ FreeBSD port provides several significant benefits
-
Simplicity The utility tools provide a clear and easy-to-understand interface for managing Litecoin.
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Support These tools are supported by a large and active community of FreeBSD and Litecoin, offering troubleshooting and updates.
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Flexibility ‘Litecoin utils’ give the user the power to not only manage but also access their Litecoin wallet, even from the command line.
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Security FreeBSD’s state-of-the-art features protect your Litecoin transactions. You can further enhance your security by using a port like [nmap]https//freebsdsoftware.org/security/nmap.html to scan for vulnerabilities.
Conclusion
‘Litecoin utils’ provides a simplified and effective toolset for managing and engaging with the Litecoin network. Its integration with the FreeBSD ports collection ensures it benefits from the robustness and security associated with FreeBSD. Regardless of your level of experience with FreeBSD ports or cryptocurrency management, ‘litecoin utils’ offers an accessible entry point for managing Litecoin transactions. With this guide, you should be better equipped to install and use ‘litecoin utils’, and to fully leverage its advantages.
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