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@ -357,6 +357,7 @@ maxuploadtarget=137
maxconnections=16
rpcuser=bitcoinrpc
rpcpassword=$(xxd -l 16 -p /dev/urandom)
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
testnet=1
txindex=1
EOF
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> **PRUNED vs UNPRUNED:** If you want to use a pruned copy of the blockchain instead of an unpruned copy, to minimize storage requirements and loading time, do _not_ include the "txindex=1" line, but instead add a "prune=550" line. txindex gives the benefit of a complete transaction index, but is not compatible with pruning, so you choose one or the other
_Please note that this setup does not yet support a Private Regtest. That will require a very different setup TBD._
To end, limit permissions to your configuration file:
```
$ /bin/chmod 600 ~user1/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
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**Pruned Testnet.** This is just the last 550 blocks of Testnet ... because the Testnet blockchain is pretty big now too.
**Private Regtest.** This is Regression Testing Mode, which lets you run a totally local Bitcoin server. It allows for even more in-depth testing. There's no pruning needed here, because you'll be starting from scratch.
**Private Regtest.** This is Regression Testing Mode, which lets you run a totally local Bitcoin server. It allows for even more in-depth testing. There's no pruning needed here, because you'll be starting from scratch. This is a very different setup, and so is covered near the end of this tutorial.