So I followed

https://steemit.com/steemhelp/@joseph/mining-steem-for-dummies

This guide.

and i got all the way up to

./steemd --rpc-endpoint

then I get this error.

731348ms th_a application.cpp:349 startup ] 13 N11websocketpp9exceptionE: Underlying Transport Error Underlying Transport Error: {"what":"Underlying Transport Error"} th_a application.cpp:170 reset_websocket_server

731348ms th_a application.cpp:871 startup ] 13 N11websocketpp9exceptionE: Underlying Transport Error Underlying Transport Error: {"what":"Underlying Transport Error"} th_a application.cpp:170 reset_websocket_server rethrow {} th_a application.cpp:349 startup

731348ms th_a main.cpp:196 main ] Exiting with error: 13 N11websocketpp9exceptionE: Underlying Transport Error Underlying Transport Error: {"what":"Underlying Transport Error"} th_a application.cpp:170 reset_websocket_server rethrow {} th_a application.cpp:349 startup

731453ms p2p thread.cpp:246 exec ] thread canceled: 9 canceled_exception: Canceled
{} p2p thread_d.hpp:461 start_next_fiber

i did ./steemd --replay and it does not solve my problems.

my config.ini is default with the following

# P2P nodes to connect to on startup (may specify multiple times)

seed-node = seed.steemed.net:2001

seed-node = seed.steemed.com:2001

seed-node = 52.74.152.79:2001

seed-node = 45.32.186.90:1779

seed-node = 45.32.186.90:1781

seed-node = 192.99.4.226:2001

seed-node = 46.252.27.1:1337

seed-node = 81.89.101.133:2001

seed-node = 52.4.250.181:39705

seed-node = 85.214.65.220:2001

# Endpoint for websocket RPC to listen on

rpc-endpoint = 127.0.0.1:8090

# name of witness controlled by this node (e.g. initwitness )

witness = "bitcoinuserx"
# name of miner and its private key (e.g. ["account","WIF PRIVATE KEY"] )

miner = ["bitcoinuserx", "Pass_wd"]
(btw is wif private key same with Active private key??)

# Number of threads to use for proof of work mining

mining-threads = 1

I donno, everything seems pretty much same with the guide, but I just can't get the thing to run.

Any ideas? I run Debian Jessie. Any thoughts will be helpful