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@ -999,7 +999,7 @@ with the request. Bitcoin Core will create a random password on each
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start and place it in the data directory under the name +.cookie+. The
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+bitcoin-cli+ helper can read this password file given the data
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directory. Similarly, you can copy the password and pass it to +curl+ (or
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any higher-level Bitcoin Core RPC wrappers), as seen in <<cookie_auth>>.
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any higher-level Bitcoin Core RPC wrappers), ((("Bitcoin Core", "authentication")))((("authentication", "Bitcoin Core")))as seen in <<cookie_auth>>.
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[[cookie_auth]]
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.Using cookie-based authentication with Bitcoin Core
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