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### guide
mynode users: here is a complete guide provided by someone who is running Relay at home: [MyNode Guide](https://github.com/stakwork/sphinx-relay/blob/master/install_guide_myNode.md)
mynode users: here is a complete guide provided by someone who is running Relay at home: [MyNode Guide](https://github.com/stakwork/sphinx-relay/blob/master/install_guide_myNode_and_Raspiblitz.md)
(replace x.x.x.x with your IP - NOTE: This is your external IP)
```sh
$ cd
$ cd sphinx-relay/config/
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$ export USE_PASSWORD=true
```
### Activate keysend
We need LND to run with keysend activated. First we check if it is already activated on your node. To do that. Go to http://mynode.local/lnd/config and check if the line `accept-keysend=1` is included somewhere in the text.
We need LND to run with keysend activated. First we check if it is already activated on your node.
## myNode:
Go to http://mynode.local/lnd/config and check if the line `accept-keysend=1` is included somewhere in the text.
If `accept-keysend=1` is already included you can continue without changing anything. If `accept-keysend=1` is not included, add it to a new line and click the `Save` button. This will restart your device. (Restarting could take up to several minutes but also hours, so be patient.)
## Raspiblitz:
Go to raspiblitz menu, or:
```sh
$ raspiblitz
```
Find item menu "Services" and activate Keysend
### Run
Now it's time to run the software.
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$ npm run prod
```
When Relay starts up, it will print a QR in the terminal. You can scan this in your app (Android or iOS) to connect!
### To make relay run continuously (also after a restart).
Before you start this part. Make sure your app is connected and you are able to send & receive messages.