Checking Quadrans Addresses on your node¶
There are several ways to check and list the address present in a node. All the following methods listed are equivalent and should bring you to the same results. You can choose the method that you prefer and/or use other methods to cross-check the results.
Directory inspection¶
All addresses/wallets created on the node are stored in the keystore folder in those directories
For mainnet nodes:
cd /home/quadrans/.quadrans/keystore
For testnet nodes:
cd /home/quadrans/.quadrans/testnet/keystore
Access the corresponding directory in your node and inspect it’s contents. You should see a list of json files in a the following format, one for each address
UTC–YYYY-MM-DDTHH-mm-ss.sssssssssZ–
Via gqdc command line interface¶
Connect to the node via ssh and be sure to use the quadrans user.
Issue the command gqdc account list
.
gqdc account list
Account #0: {5afdd78bdacb56ab1dad28741ea2a0e87fe41331} keystore:///tmp/mykeystore/UTC--2017-04-28T08-46-27.437847599Z--5afdd78bdacb56ab1dad28741ea2a0e87fe41331
Account #1: {9acb9ff906641a434803efb474c96a83775628f7} keystore:///tmp/mykeystore/UTC--2017-04-28T08-46-52.180688336Z--9acb9ff906641a434803efb474c96a83775628f7
Via Web3¶
Go to the node socket folder and attach the cli to that socket
For mainnet nodes:
cd /home/quadrans/.quadrans
For testnet nodes:
cd /home/quadrans/.quadrans/testnet
Common:
gqdc attach gqdc.ipc
once presented with the >
prompt use the following command to list your accoutns personal.listAccounts
["0x3ce6d53998e0b45b46d62c5e3a08025156544ef9", "0xaacbe83d9054f14e18cbf2cd0e11ba16ec759760"]