I am interesting because I plan to run AH and I did ask this question. Which backend did you choose while installing AH? Maybe AH is configured by umbrel team to used programs at localhost, do you know? thanks
Depending on the node you using you probably need a different release of AH. from umbrel is available on the community store, maybe on S9 too, not sure. If you're running bitcoind locally or via docker, you probably have few more challenges.
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I don't know. As @DarthCoin pointed out, LND is listed as a backend. There are a number of Alby accounts here that could surely answer your questions. @Alby is one, but there are others. @ek might be able to help also.
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Maybe AH is configured by umbrel team to used programs at localhost, do you know?
I also don't know
And I answered to you in that question. If you want a simple installation, on any simple PC, install directly LND in neutrino mode, without being synced from a full bitcoind node (local or remote) and next to that LND install Alby Hub and connect to your LND. Done. It works like a charm. Without Umbrel, Start9, Raspi or any other bundle. Simple and clean, on low resources. AlbyHub will act as a node management software.
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It was more less clear to me but I was also interesting if umbrel / S9 users knows how AH is configured. And also trying to understand how AH is integrated in Umbrel Start9.
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