This is a simple script to download and configure STORJ as a service in FreeBSD. Tested in a 13.1-RELEASE jail on TrueNAS 13.1.

To use: clone the repo, edit the top of the install.sh to specify your data:

• IDENTITY_AUTH_TOKEN -- auth token from https://www.storj.io/host-a-node
• CONTACT_EXTERNAL_ADDRESS -- external FQDN and port your node will be accessible at. Configure port forwarding accordingly as needed.
• OPERATOR_EMAIL -- change to your email.
• OPERATOR_WALLET -- change to your wallet.
• OPERATOR_WALLET_FEATURES -- wallet features. See STORJ documentation.
• STORAGE_PATH -- path where the storage is mounted.
• NETWAIT_IP -- IP address of a host to be used for network connectivity testing.
• CONSOLE_ADDRESS -- optional interface and port where to run console. Omitting inteface address will listen on all interfaces.

Then run the "install" script.

The script will perform the following:

• determine the suggested version of storage node as defined by https://version.storj.io, download, and install the executables.
• create the storagenode local user
• initialize the identity, authorize it with the token, and init storage.
• create and start two rc services: storagenode and storagenode_updater. The former one is storagenode, runs as user "storagenode", the latter one is updater, runs as root.

Use service utility to control them. For example, service storagenode start or service storagenode status

Note on storagenode-updater: As of today, storagenode updater does not know how to restart the service on freebsd: See https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/5333. While it successfully updates the executable, the old one continues running. Until the situation changes we include a simple shell script instead of storagenode-updater that ignores input parameters and simply does the job.