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The simple following command will start parity: $ parity . By default it will connect to other nodes on the Ethereum Homestead network and synchronize the blockchain. Since build 1.2.0, JSON-RPC and dapps server are enabled by default. You may still want to specify the pruning method to avoid too large archiving.
You can run parity alongside geth on your machine, even if one client only is needed. In case you run both, please add the –-geth option to the parity command. Below is an example how to start parity with no geth daemon running:
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$ parity --pruning=fast --port 30305 --jsonrpc-port 8081 --unlock MyEtherAddress --password MyFile --identity MyNode
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with MyEtherAdress being your Ether account address; password the file containing your password account; identity the name you want to give to your node.
Run $ partity --help for an exhaustive list of options.
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