Autonomys Farming on Ubuntu Advanced CLI
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MINIMUM HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
INSTALLATION
If you have previously installed Autonomys, it will be enough for you to enter one command into the terminal, but if you want to refresh your memory or install for the first time, read the information.
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yurally/subspace/main/subspace > subspace.sh && chmod +x subspace.sh && ./subspace.sh
INFORMATION
After entering the command into the terminal, you will see a menu in which you will be asked to specify the action. First we need to install and run node.
Accordingly, we need to press 1 on the keyboard and Enter
Next, enter the name of the node and press Enter
use latin and don't use spaces
Next, enter your wallet address on the Autonomys Network and press Enter
You can find out the address or create a new one at polkadot.js.org
Next, enter plot size in the format as shown in the screenshot and press Enter
What is plot size in simple words?
This is the size that you allocate on your device for farming. The larger the size you allocate, the more likely you are to receive rewards.
Next, you will go through the process of installing the necessary components and the node with the farmer, if everything went well, you will see the menu back
Perhaps at the installation stage the system will ask you to confirm the installation, you need to enter Y and press Enter
You can find yourself in telemetry and expect full sync
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The script will automatically install the new version. You just need to run the script and execute the second menu item.
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yurally/subspace/main/subspace > subspace.sh && chmod +x subspace.sh && ./subspace.sh
Why do we need to restart the node and the farmer?
Sometimes it happens for one reason or another, we need to restart the services for this, item 3 is intended in the script menu.
You can restart the node and farmer without the script menu, use the command below
sudo systemctl restart subspacefarm subspace
What are node and farmer logs for?
Logs are a log that stores information about the program's operation. In our case, about the work of the node and the farmer. With the help of logs, we can determine whether everything is working correctly or not. Also, if we see errors in the logs, we can provide them to the developers and get an answer about the reason.
In the script menu, these are items 4 and 5, but you can also not use the script menu, but enter the commands below.
To display the last 100 node log entries, use the command
sudo journalctl -n 50 -f -u subspace -o cat
To display the last 100 farmer log entries, use the command
sudo journalctl -n 50 -f -u subspacefarm -o cat
If you want, for example, to display not 100, but your own number of records, simply change the number in the command to the one you need.
Why do we need wipe farmer and pure-chain?
Sometimes there are cases when a node gets into a fork and for correct operation it is necessary to make a wipe of the farmer and a pure-chain. Also, sometimes developers can announce an update, where there is a prerequisite wipe farmer and pure-chain.
You can not use the script menu, but do it manually using commands in the terminal.
farmer wipe $HOME/.local/share/subspace-farmer
subspace wipe $HOME/.local/share/subspace-node
Sometimes you need to look for certain entries in the logs, for example, you want to look at the records of rewards, or you were asked by the developers to look in the logs for certain entries.
You can not use the script menu, but do it manually using commands in the terminal.
Replace the word KEYWORD with the one you need
sudo journalctl -u subspace -o cat | grep "KEYWORD"
Replace the word KEYWORD with the one you need
sudo journalctl -u subspacefarm -o cat | grep "KEYWORD"
Use the "Delete Node" option or you can delete it manually using the commands below.
systemctl stop subspace subspacefarm
systemctl disable subspace subspacefarm
rm /etc/systemd/system/subspace.service
rm /etc/systemd/system/subspacefarm.service
rm -r /usr/local/bin/subspace
rm -r /usr/local/bin/farmer
rm -r /root/.local/share/subspace-farmer
rm -r /root/.local/share/subspace-node
How to change port 30333, 30433, 30533 and 9944
This is an example, you can use your free ports
nano /etc/systemd/system/subspace.service
--listen-on /ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/30222 \ --dsn-listen-on /ip4/0.0.0.0/udp/30522/quic-v1 \ --dsn-listen-on /ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/30522 \ --rpc-listen-on 127.0.0.1:9966 \
nano /etc/systemd/system/subspacefarm.service
Adding a Farmer Startup Parameter
--node-rpc-url ws://127.0.0.1:9966 --listen-on /ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/30221
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl restart subspacefarm subspace
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