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INSTALL
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The following is a quick installation guide. Please see HOWTO.md for more
detailed information on how to configure your server.
TLDR:
# sudo ./configure
# sudo python ./setup.py install
# uwallet-server start
# uwallet-server stop
1. Install and run unetd.
----------------------------
You will need to run unetd with the config option txindex=1. If you
have not previously done so, you may need to reindex the unetd
blockchain
Note: you cannot use a pruning unetd. A full bitcoin node is
required in order to know for each address if it has been
used. Pruning occurs only at the level of the Electrum database.
2. Run the 'configure' script
-------------------------------
You need to run the script as root:
# sudo ./configure
It will:
* create the configuration file in /etc/uwallet.conf
* create a user that will run the daemon
* optionally, download a fresh database from the Electrum Foundry.
Note: The 'configure' script does not configure SSL and IRC. You will
need to manually edit the configuration file in order to enable SSL on
your server, and to be visible on IRC.
3. Install the python package
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# sudo python setup.py install
Note: You will need to redo this everytime you pull code from git.
4. Using the server
-------------------
Use 'uwallet-server' to start and stop the server:
# uwallet-server <start|stop|status|getinfo>
The server will write a log file in its database path.
5. Add uwallet-server to your system's services
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If your system supports it, you may add uwallet-server to the
/etc/init.d directory. This will ensure that the server is started and
stopped automatically, and that the database is closed safely whenever
your machine is rebooted.
# ln -s `which uwallet-server` /etc/init.d/uwallet-server
# update-rc.d uwallet-server defaults
6. Troubleshooting:
-------------------
* if your server or lbrycrdd is killed because is uses too much
memory, configure lbrycrdd to limit the number of connections
* if you see "Too many open files" errors, you may need to increase
your user's File Descriptors limit. For this, see
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-increase-the-maximum-number-of-open-files/