This page describes all requried steps to run a HSC, mostly a copy-paste from:
This page describes all required steps to run a HSC, mostly a copy-paste from:
https://git.hush.is/hush/hsc-creator/src/branch/master/docs.md and https://hush.is/hsc-creator and https://git.hush.is/hush/hush-smart-chains
2 static IPs are needed, we can use `sudo ufw allow from IP2` on a first node and `sudo ufw allow from IP1` on a second node to make sure servers can ping each other. To verify use `ping IP2` and `ping IP1`
2 static IPs are needed, we can use `sudo ufw allow from IP2` on a first node and `sudo ufw allow from IP1` on a second node to make sure nodes can ping each other. To verify use `ping IP2` and `ping IP1`
# Install hush3
@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ We do not want to lose our process and break our chain. So we can run the follow
`tmux new-session -t NODE1` and `tmux new-session -t NODE2` on our second node
it is better to have more than 2 nodes, I have 2 free servers to run nodes on, so it can be 4 already
It is better to have more than 2 nodes, I have 2 free servers to run nodes on, so it can be 4 already.
mining is prohibited with any VPS providers, so if you're planning to use one it is safe to run with `-j 2`(?) option instead of `$(nproc)`, will be updated...
Mining is prohibited by all VPS providers, so in that case it is safer to run with `-j 2`(?) option instead of `$(nproc)`, will be updated...
# verify if mining is working
# Verify if mining is working
After enabling mining, you can check that the two nodes are connected by using the following command:
After mining was enabled, you can check if the two nodes are connected by using the following command:
onryo
3 years ago