The Power of Trust — how to run a node

Just get and run the auto-installer script

Installer should be run under the root user. A special potrust user will be created first and all the installation process will be done under that user and inside the /home/potrust (/Users/potrust) dir.
For the sake of security all the working processes will be run only under the potrust user.

• On Ubuntu 14/15/16 or Debian 8/9 (64bit)

  for Ubuntu there are Ruby binaries, so compilation is not needed and installation is much faster

  wget j.mp/aiscr -qO potrust_install.sh --no-check-certificate (see source j.mp/aiscr)
  and then
  bash potrust_install.sh -no_cron_tasks — for occasional use
  bash potrust_install.sh -no_start_now — to be able to change config before run
  bash potrust_install.sh — for running a supernode with opened external port

  Check the output for any errors and read the final notes.
  If something went wrong and localhost:3070 doesn't work for you — let's try the detailed step-by-step instruction.

• (! not up to date) On Mac OS X (10.9+)

  Currently there is a problem if brew is not owned by root

  curl -sSL j.mp/aiscr -o potrust_install.sh
  and then
  bash potrust_install.sh -no_cron_tasks — for occasional use
  bash potrust_install.sh — for running a supernode with opened external port

  Check the output for any errors and read the final notes.
  If something went wrong and localhost:3070 doesn't work for you — let's try the detailed step-by-step instruction.

• Other Linux distributives are waiting for king contributors (just send your pull requests).

Resource usage

• 820MB of a disk space will be used from start.
• Initial RAM usage: 240 MB (70 Node + 70 Web-Client + 100 MongoDB).
• Very low CPU and traffic usage after the initial sync.

Feedback

Yura Babak — [email protected] or create an issue.