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Deploy the rpc server (xsnd)
The following steps are for setting up the rpc server that runs on system startup.
Requisites
- set up aws, see aws-setup.md
Set up a new user
- create the user:
sudo adduser --system rpc - switch to the new user:
sudo su -s /bin/bash - rpc - set aws credentials:
aws configure - create the folder for xsn data:
mkdir /home/rpc/.xsncore - set the xsn config (see xsn.conf):
vim /home/rpc/.xsncore/xsn.conf
Install the rpc server (use the new user)
- switch to the new user:
sudo su -s /bin/bash - rpc - download the client (ensure it is the latest version):
wget https://github.com/X9Developers/XSN/releases/download/v1.0.9/xsncore-1.0.9-linux64.tar.gz -O xsn.tar.gz - unpack the file:
tar -zxvf xsn.tar.gz - create a folder for the executables:
mkdir /home/rpc/xsn - move the executables:
mv xsncore-1.0.9/bin/xsn* xsn/ - add the script for new blocks:
vim xsn/script.sh - set the script as executable (see script.sh):
chmod +x xsn/script.sh - test the script:
./xsn/script.sh working
Add the systemd service (as super user)
- create the service file (see xsn-rpc.service):
sudo cp xsn-rpc.service /etc/systemd/system/xsn-rpc.service - reload services:
sudo systemctl daemon-reload - check that the service is recognized:
sudo service xsn-rpc status - start the service:
sudo service xsn-rpc start - verify it is working:
sudo service xsn-rpc status - run the service on system startup:
sudo systemctl enable xsn-rpc
Test the rpc service
- switch to the new user:
sudo su -s /bin/bash - rpc - test the service:
./xsn/xsn-cli getinfo