Bitseal is a Bitmessage client for Android, currently in Beta.
Bitseal Server is a slightly modified version of PyBitmessage.
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See also Bitseal's main respository: https://github.com/JonathanCoe/bitseal
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Download the zip file of the source code from Github
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Extract the source code files to the desired location on your server
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Run bitmessagemain.py
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After a few seconds, stop PyBitmessage. PyBitmessage will have created a keys.dat file, which you can now use to specify your API settings
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Open the keys.dat file in a text editor. On Linux systems it will be located at "
/.config/bitseal-server". On Windows systems it will be located at "%APPDATA%\bitseal-server". On OSX systems it will be located at "/Library/Application Support/bitseal-server". -
Add the following lines to the "bitmessagesettings" section of the keys.dat file, replacing the port number, username, and password values as appropriate:
daemon = true
apienabled = true
apiport = YOUR_API_PORT_NUMBER
apiinterface = 0.0.0.0
apiusername = YOUR_API_USERNAME
apipassword = YOUR_API_PASSWORD
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Save and close the keys.dat file
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Ensure that your server's firewall is set up allowing incoming + outgoing TCP connections on port 8444 (PyBitmessage default) and the API port you specified in the keys.dat file
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Run bitmessagemain.py
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Open Bitseal and add your server's URL, API username, and API password via the 'Server Settings' page
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Done!
Copyright 2014 Jonathan Coe
Licensed under the Gnu General Public License Version 3
The development of Bitseal has been a large project, taking many months of work. I'm doing it on a purely non-profit basis.
Bitcoin donations are very gratefully received: 1ALTrxJ3Yn3Rc85Uf467u3ZcpHCzx4jDAT