Docker container to run a Xahau node on MAINNET.
The way this container should be used (like all Docker containers) is to map config files from the host to the container, so the container can be destroyed and re-created (build image) in case of updates, without losing config. See folder mapping examples in the ./up
script in this repository.
If you prefer not to run in a Docker container, simply fetch the install script (xahaud-install-update.sh
) and run it on the host.
https://build.xahau.tech/2024.11.18-release%2B1141
For Docker + IPv6 setup, see:
Either re-create the Docker container based on a new image, or keep the container running and update the xahaud
binary inside the container.
Example Gist to do this: https://gist.github.com/WietseWind/2ed35d85dcd056d82645de2958934f86
All Xahau builds are available at https://build.xahau.tech.
The build script in this repository contains the right pinned build.
If you build the image yourself, without the build script, you will have to manually replace the right build version! If you don't, the binary will fail to sync and most likely crash during the sync process.
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WARNING!
xahaud
release tagxahaud-mainnet
./build
WARNING! This will remove any running container called xahaud-mainnet
!
./up
Config and database perist in ./store/etc
and ./store/db
. Logfiles in ./store/log
.
Feel free to clean the db
and log
folder at your convenience, contents will be re-created.
The xahaud
server identity will perist as long as you keep the contents of wallet.db
in the ./store/db
folder.
You can stop, remove & re-create the container: as long as this file persists your server identity will be the same after a restart.
This container runs ssh
as well. You can SSH into the container, but for every build the
SSH server identity will change. The user is root
, so: ssh root@localhost -p 2222
.
To allow SSH access (key only), add your pubkey(s) to ./store/ssh/authorized_keys
NOTE: not a hidden file, don't start with a dot). Make sure to chmod 400
the file.
Make sure the file is owned by root
(chown root:root).
To get the latest server status (or run another xahaud
command):
# docker exec {container} {binary} {cliopts}
docker exec xahaud-mainnet xahaud server_info
To check the current sync status:
# docker exec {container} {binary} {cliargs} {cliopts} | grep {string to match}
docker exec xahaud-mainnet xahaud -q server_info | grep complete_ledgers
To check the peer connections:
# docker exec {container} {binary} {cliargs} {cliopts} | grep {string to match}
docker exec xahaud-mainnet xahaud -q peers|grep address
To check the live Xahaud logs:
# docker exec {container} {binary} {cliargs} {cliopts} | grep {string to match}
docker exec xahaud-mainnet tail -f /opt/xahaud/log/debug.log
To monitor sync status (exit with CTRL-C
):
watch 'docker exec xahaud-mainnet xahaud -q server_info | grep complete_ledgers'
To start/stop/restart xahaud
:
systemctl start xahaud
systemctl restart xahaud
systemctl stop xahaud
To prevent xahaud
from auto-starting when the container starts:
systemctl disable xahaud
Enjoy!