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  1. Its very easy to setup the Denarius wallet daemon using SNAP on most Linux distributions, including even a 2GB or more ram Raspberry Pi4. Arch, CentOS, Debian, elementary, Fedora, KDE Neon, Kubuntu, Manjaro, Mint, openSUSE, Red Hat, and Ubuntu are just a few of the supported distros. I will assume you are running a single daemon on a VPS, first create directory as we want to download chaindata and unzip into the proper folder first. If you end up using parallels to install more than 1 snap daemon on your server, the directories would be like this and each need their own chaindata. ~/snap/denarius_1/common/.denarius ~/snap/denarius_2/common/.denarius ~/snap/denarius_3/common/.denarius Start creating the directory so we can grab chaindata for the unzip. If you are using a pi4 or similar ARM server, use the ARM download link. AMD64 -Â https://denarii.cloud/chaindata.zip ARM -Â https://denarii.cloud/pichaindata.zip mkdir ~/snap mkdir ~/snap/denarius mkdir ~/snap/denarius/common mkdir ~/snap/denarius/common/.denarius cd ~/snap/denarius/common/.denarius/ wget https://denarii.cloud/chaindata.zip unzip chaindata.zip rm chaindata.zip Pick your OS to install Denarius Daemon from Snap Page https://snapcraft.io/denarius Example Ubuntu sudo apt update sudo apt install snapd sudo snap install denarius Run Snap Daemon denarius.daemon this will auto generate a denarius.conf Stop Snap Daemon after about 60 seconds denarius.daemon stop Edit denarius.conf to add your privkey to denarius.conf and delete these 2 lines fortunastake=0 and fortunastakeaddr= nano denarius.conf fortunastakeprivkey=YOURFORTUNASTAKEGENKEYHERE Example denarius.conf rpcuser=5fWxpSAp rpcpassword=2uArAP0XQvL20a6GuqR5MnP rpcport=32369 port=33369 daemon=1 listen=1 server=1 fortunastakeprivkey=YOURFORTUNASTAKEGENKEYHERE addnode=144.130.111.71 addnode=163.172.157.116 addnode=173.244.36.3 addnode=24.205.81.255 addnode=51.15.210.145 addnode=51.15.52.235 addnode=115.70.121.168:33369 addnode=140.82.13.39:333691 addnode=164.68.113.76:33369 addnode=173.249.20.4:33369 addnode=178.63.60.7:33369 addnode=185.233.107.233:33369 addnode=203.186.122.175:33369 addnode=24.35.250.163:33369 addnode=46.166.162.45:33369 addnode=93.115.26.186:33369 addnode=51.38.112.208:33369 addnode=51.158.101.32 addnode=[2001:bc8:47a8:2519::1] save -> ctrl+x yes Run Snap Daemon denarius.daemon To watch the debug.log as this syncs and to watch the enable happen tail -f debug.log For the 5000 D send please use the original guide for reference. Â
  2. Mine randomx on Manjaro. I assume same thing to run on Arch btw #compile xmrrig on Manjaro sudo pacman -S base-devel cmake libuv libmicrohttpd openssl hwloc libutil-linux git clone https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig.git cd xmrig mkdir build && cd $_ cmake .. make
  3. I am using a yubikey 5 for this and Manjaro KDE distro. Amazon has same day delivery https://amzn.to/338KYgF slightly different but basically the same as official arch install, except I took out assuming the -m and $MK PIV application's 24-byte management key part as it didn't work for me when generating the self signed certificate. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/YubiKey#Using_a_YubiKey_with_SSH #install yubikey manager sudo pacman -S yubikey-manager yubikey-manager-qt #plug in yubikey and verify it can be seen ykman list #generate key ykman piv generate-key -a RSA2048 9a pubkey.pem #generate self signed certificate ykman piv generate-certificate -d 1826 -s "SSH Key" 9a pubkey.pem #install opensc package sudo pacman -S opensc #configure ssh to use opensc library nano ~/.ssh/config #enter single line below, save and exit PKCS11Provider /usr/lib/opensc-pkcs11.so #convert public-key to standard openssh format ssh-keygen -i -m PKCS8 -f pubkey.pem > pubkey.txt #cat pubkey.txt to see your public key. example can copy and paste the public key into scaleway credentials cat pubkey.txt #or another way to get the public key onto your server cat ~/pubkey.txt | ssh user@hostname 'cat >> .ssh/authorized_keys' now when you ssh into your server, plug in your yubikey and you will be asked for a pin at the login prompt example ssh [email protected] and you will now be prompted for the yubikey pin to access your server
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