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@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ You should see the following files and folders for an initial setup:
`joinmarket.cfg` is the main configuration file for Joinmarket and has a lot of settings, several of which you'll want to edit or at least examine. `joinmarket.cfg` is the main configuration file for Joinmarket and has a lot of settings, several of which you'll want to edit or at least examine.
This will be discussed in several of the sections below. This will be discussed in several of the sections below.
The `wallets/` directory is where wallet files, extension (by default) of `.jmdat` are stored after you create them. They are encrypted and store important information; without them, it is possible to recover your coins with the seedphrase, but can be a hassle, so keep the file safe. The `wallets/` directory is where wallet files, extension (by default) of `.jmdat` are stored after you create them. They are encrypted and store important information; without them, it is possible to recover your coins with the seedphrase, but can be a hassle, so keep the file safe.
The `logs/` directory contains a log file for each bot you run (Maker or Taker), with debug information. You'll rarely need to read these files unless you encounter a problem; deleting them regularly is recommended (and never dangerous). However there are other log files kept here, in particular one called `yigen-statement.csv` which records all transactions your Maker bot does over time. This can be useful for keeping track. Additionall, tumbles have a `TUMBLE.schedule` and `TUMBLE.log` file here which can be very useful; don't delete these. The `logs/` directory contains a log file for each bot you run (Maker or Taker), with debug information. You'll rarely need to read these files unless you encounter a problem; deleting them regularly is recommended (and never dangerous). However there are other log files kept here, in particular one called `yigen-statement.csv` which records all transactions your Maker bot does over time. This can be useful for keeping track. Additionally, tumbles have a `TUMBLE.schedule` and `TUMBLE.log` file here which can be very useful; don't delete these.
The `cmtdata/` directory stores technical information that you will not need to read. The `cmtdata/` directory stores technical information that you will not need to read.
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