Note: It is required to have Docker installed on the system that will be performing the steps in this document.
run.sh
script inside the Peerplays Docker repository:run.sh
script contains many commands to make managing the node easy. A list of all its commands are listed in the appendix at the end of this document.Note: You can look at https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ to learn more on how to install Docker. Or if you are having permission issues trying to run Docker, usesudo
or look at https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/​
example.env
to .env
located in the root of the repository:.env
file so we'll open that now using a text editor..env
file. These will be the parts that need to be edited or optionally edited. The rest of the file should be unchanged.run.sh
to pull the node image:unlocked >>>
when successfully unlocked.Note: A list of CLI wallet commands is available here: https://www.peerplays.tech/api/peerplays-wallet-api/wallet-calls​
NOTE: The keys that begin with "PPY" are the public keys.
quit
command. We'll stop the container and edit the config.ini file once again.run.sh
commands list