<p>I searched for tutorial to run Vanitygen 24/7 on VPS. However, I'm not able to find any that work. I have a VPS running on Debian 7. I want to use this VPS to search for Bitcoin private key 24/7.</p>

<p>How do I run vanitygen 24/7 on a Debian 7 VPS?</p>

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2015-06-23T06:25:37.647Z
With what purpose? The answer is something annoying like "just don't stop it".
Claris
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2015-06-23T06:41:47.213Z
@Bitcoin Perhaps OP is asking how to install and run it? OP?
Wizard Of Ozzie
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2015-06-23T08:53:26.090Z
Use gnu screen!
Jonas Schnelli
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2015-06-25T07:41:10.710Z
@Wizard Of Ozzie, yes I mean how to install and run it 24/7.
@ Jonas Schnelli, I tried to use screen command to run vanitygen. However, it dont work. Also, what is "'gnu' screen" - what I'm using is just "screen".
jacktheking
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2015-12-07T18:49:15.387Z
GNU screen is the implementation of screen application available on Linux operating system. Different, compatible, screen implementations may exist on other operating systems.
Mikko Ohtamaa
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2015-12-07T18:49:34.033Z
If the command does not work please edit the question and include full information how you run the command and the error output.
Mikko Ohtamaa
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Vanitygen to run 24/7 at VPS
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# Vanitygen to run 24/7 at VPS

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-06-23)

I searched for tutorial to run Vanitygen 24/7 on VPS. However, I'm not able to find any that work. I have a VPS running on Debian 7. I want to use this VPS to search for Bitcoin private key 24/7.

How do I run vanitygen 24/7 on a Debian 7 VPS?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: With what purpose? The answer is something annoying like "just don't stop it".  
> **username_2**: @Bitcoin Perhaps OP is asking how to install and run it? OP?  
> **username_3**: Use gnu screen!  
> **username_0**: @username_2, yes I mean how to install and run it 24/7. @ username_3 username_3, I tried to use screen command to run vanitygen. However, it dont work. Also, what is "'gnu' screen" - what I'm using is just "screen".  
> **username_4**: GNU screen is the implementation of screen application available on Linux operating system. Different, compatible, screen implementations may exist on other operating systems.  
> **username_4**: If the command does not work please edit the question and include full information how you run the command and the error output.  

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