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  1. I think this is an easier way to setup an electrumx server. It's not that bad once you go through the steps. Trying to be thorough. Install docker My github for this. https://github.com/buzzkillb/docker-electrumx We will end up running denariusd in a container and electrumx in a container. First create a folder on your server or vps to store the denarius blockchain. This can be anywhere, but lets make this easy. cd ~ mkdir .denarius cd .denarius nano denarius.conf Sample denarius.conf, pay attention as we will need the rpcuser and rpcpassword. rpcuser=denariusrpc rpcpassword=MAKEUPSOMEPASSWORD maxconnections=125 rpcport=32369 port=33369 daemon=0 listen=1 server=1 discover=1 txindex=1 bind=127.0.0.1:33369 We either sync from block 0 or use chaindata. You decide. Now we can run the denariusd docker container. docker run \ --net=host \ --name=denariusd \ -t -d \ -p 33369:33369 \ -p 32369:32369 \ -v ~/.denarius:/data \ -P buzzkillb/denariusd:latest To check the sync docker logs denariusd -f ctrl+c to exit out of that whenever Now to run electrumx server (wait to be fully sync'd). docker run \ --name=electrumx \ --net=host \ --ulimit nofile=5120:5120 \ -t -d \ -v ~/electrumx:/data \ -e DAEMON_URL=http://denariusrpc:[email protected]:32369 \ -e COIN=Denarius \ -e DB_ENGINE=rocksdb \ -p 50001:50001 \ -p 50002:50002 \ buzzkillb/docker-electrumx:latest To watch these logs. docker logs electrumx -f Once running check it can be found. openssl s_client -connect electrumx1.denarius.pro:50002 Working on an easy way to do the compaction. If you stop the container and then run docker run \ --name=electrumx-compact \ --net=host \ --ulimit nofile=5120:5120 \ -t -d \ -v ~/electrumx:/data \ -e DAEMON_URL=http://denariusrpc:[email protected]:32369 \ -e COIN=Denarius \ -e DB_ENGINE=rocksdb \ -p 50001:50001 \ -p 50002:50002 \ buzzkillb/docker-electrumx:dcompact This will compact the database using Denarius environment variables. With both containers electrumx and electrumx-compact both up, we can now add a cronjob to stop server, start compact, and restart server. crontab -e Run daily, this is overkill. Best to run every 14 days or less. 0 0 * * * docker stop electrumx >/dev/null 2>&1 1 0 * * * docker start electrumx-compact >/dev/null 2>&1 6 0 * * * docker start electrumx >/dev/null 2>&1 Â
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