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Wasabi Daemon

Wasabi daemon is a headless Wasabi wallet designed to minimize the usage of resources (CPU, GPU, Memory, Bandwidth) with the goal of making it more suitable for running all the time in the background.

Configuration

All configuration options available via Config.json file are also available as command line arguments and environment variables:

Command Line and Environment variables

  • Command line switches have the form --switch_name=value where switch_name is the same name that is used in the config file (case insensitive).
  • Environment variables have the form WASABI-SWITCHNAME where SWITCHNAME is the same name that is used in the config file.

A few examples:

Config file Command line Environment variable
Network: "TestNet" --network=testnet WASABI-NETWORK=testnet
JsonRpcServerEnabled: true --jsonrpcserverenabled=true WASABI-JSONRPCSERVERENABLED=true
UseTor: true --usetor=true WASABI-USETOR=true
DustThreshold: "0.00005" --dustthreshold=0.00005 WASABI-DUSTTHRESHOLD=0.00005

Values precedence

  • Values passed by command line arguments have the highest precedence and override values in environment variables and those specified in config files.
  • Values stored in environment variables have higher precedence than those in config file and lower precedence than the ones pass by command line.
  • Values stored in config file have the lower precedence.

Special values

There are a few special switches that are not present in the Config.json file and are only available using command line and/or variable environment:

  • LogLevel to specify the level of detail used during logging
  • DataDir to specify the path to the directory used during runtime.
  • BlockOnly to instruct wasabi to ignore p2p transactions
  • Wallet to instruct wasabi to open a wallet automatically after started.

Examples

Run Wasabi and connect to the testnet Bitcoin network with Tor disabled and accept JSON RPC calls. Store everything in $HOME/temp/wasabi-1.

$ wasabi.daemon --usetor=false --datadir="$HOME/temp/wasabi-1" --network=testnet --jsonrpcserverenabled=true --blockonly=true

Run Wasabi Daemon and connect to the testnet Bitcoin network.

$ WASABI-NETWORK=testnet wasabi.daemon

Run Wasabi and open two wallets: AliceWallet and BobWallet

$ wasabi.daemon --wallet=AliceWallet --wallet=BobWallet

Version

$ wasabi.daemon --version
Wasabi Daemon 2.0.3.0