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[qvqc]

use cli wallet with i2pd on same machine, you proxy the wallet through i2p

`./wownero-wallet-cli --proxy 127.0.0.1:4447 --daemon-address axrmv5ucdghi5b4fklx4kjta2c3cwygxs6ctme4tunbvmpmbnm7q.b32.i2p:34568`

keep in mind i2p is smaller network than Tor and it takes some time for your node to become well routed. docs say connections can be slow/spotty up to a week after leaving the node up 24/7

[wow4reedom]

Hey @qvqc , QQ now that I've got a Full Node running as a service, what command do I type in the Terminal to check to if my node is still synchronized with the blockchain?

[heady_wook]

How can I do this on Manjaro, an Arch distro? I am running wownero-x86_64-linux-gnu-2bdd70d65 which is located at /home/manjaro/Downloads/
I want it through Tor. I am mining and wish to connect my node to my wallet.

[orklemerkle]

Assuming it's on the same machine, try `wownerod status`, or `curl http://localhost:34568/get_info`. Compare the reported height against other nodes, e.g. block explorers.

From another machine, you can use the curl command above, replacing `localhost:34568` with your node's RPC address:port combination. It also works with remote nodes! (But if it's a Tor or I2P address, you'll need to tell curl to use the right proxy.)

Note that current blockchain height is one more than the latest block's height.

[orklemerkle]

***Brief disclaimer***: I haven't personally tested these commands. I might have missed something obvious. Your system might not work exactly the way I imagined it. And be very careful whenever you have `sudo` and `rm -rf` together!

## Setup steps

It's mostly the same as Ubuntu in the OP, as you're still dealing with `systemd`. There are a couple of Debian-isms that you'll need to change, though:

### Setup Directories and User

Instead of:

    sudo addgroup --system wownero
    sudo adduser --system wownero --home /var/lib/wownero

Do:

    sudo groupadd --system wownero
    sudo useradd --system --gid wownero --shell /usr/bin/nologin --home-dir /var/lib/wownero --create-home

### Setting up Tor/i2p

Instead of:

    sudo apt install i2pd tor

Do:

    sudo pacman -S tor i2pd

You might want to refer to the Arch wiki: Tor](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Tor), [I2P.

## Optional: Moving your blockchain across

Since it sounds like you've been running `wownerod` under your user ID, you can copy or move the blockchain across instead of having to wait for it to sync again from scratch. (If I got it wrong, and you *don't* have the blockchain downloaded already, skip this section.)

Do this *after* creating the user and directories, but *before* you start `wownerod.service`. *Make sure* that there are no running instances of `wownerod`, either as your user or as a service.

    ps auwx | grep wownero

Make sure this shows nothing running, except maybe grep itself.

    sudo mkdir -p /var/lib/wownero/.wownero/
    sudo rm -rf /var/lib/wownero/.wownero/lmdb # delete DB if it already exists
    sudo cp -a ~/.wownero/lmdb /var/lib/wownero/.wownero/
    sudo chown -R wownero:wownero /var/lib/wownero/.wownero

Substitute `mv` for `cp -a` if you'd prefer to move the blockchain instead of copying it.

Now you can start `wownerod.service` and continue from there.

[bimmer]

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[h0dl3r]

y734rmk4na6eab4outppg5sdwkwquw3k7d65fsl7p4lsr4ccntwa.b32.i2p:34565
xbynn7n7434bysjwhdz3cjtjuii3wfc7bex7zdjv6ucsx4vnd2xa.b32.i2p:34568
kuswfmv5eudmkwpwsre2mvubluliqkz6mxpl35yy2utt2fqacdwueaad.onion:34566/34568

[cyberblade]

Here is my new node adr... CyberLife Node online...

YOUR I2P P2P ADDRESS
4b23ht57c43ehzkwsvvpeojhq3kei74upfi7pmusxj4ayqh74aea.b32.i2p:34565
YOUR I2P RPC ADDRESS
mmwqzzhen2ko5gkjpl5f3gmifwjwqnmr6mwb27m5gsvfkrj24ygq.b32.i2p:34568
YOUR TOR P2P/RPC ADDRESS ( :34566 / :34568 )
w4lx3lfcm5j7sq37jb3afk7iamolfmowumgjuvt577c7b3bbkvuuw7id.onion

[cyberblade]

YOUR I2P P2P ADDRESS
zdorb7kna4qc753ne3ryehvrdyxxm4i62nmogg57oz56mmfhvxpa.b32.i2p:34565
YOUR I2P RPC ADDRESS
erfhsamaheehr4rteikojeu6kei4z5kmdyp3gyo37ggceivnroeq.b32.i2p:34568
YOUR TOR P2P/RPC ADDRESS ( :34566 / :34568 )
c4stcqg3ndfrof5yfnhw7lbmhpbpdrhewn6nsilfsesnkryfsam3otyd.onion

[purplewow]

@qvqc, I followed these instructions on Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS Server edition and can't get i2pd to work, with the following errors:

$ sudo systemctl status i2pd.service
× i2pd.service - I2P Router written in C++
     Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/i2pd.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
     Active: failed (Result: core-dump) since Mon 2022-11-14 14:17:28 UTC; 6min ago
       Docs: man:i2pd(1)
             https://i2pd.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
    Process: 1070 ExecStart=/usr/sbin/i2pd $DAEMON_OPTS (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)
   Main PID: 1136 (code=dumped, signal=SEGV)
        CPU: 35ms

Nov 14 14:17:23 ubuntu systemd[1]: Starting I2P Router written in C++...
Nov 14 14:17:24 ubuntu systemd[1]: Started I2P Router written in C++.
Nov 14 14:17:28 ubuntu systemd[1]: i2pd.service: Main process exited, code=dumped, status=11/SEGV
Nov 14 14:17:28 ubuntu systemd[1]: i2pd.service: Failed with result 'core-dump'.

---and---

$ sudo tail -f /var/log/i2pd/i2pd.log
[sudo] password for signoi:
18:32:31@280/none - i2pd v2.39.0 starting
18:32:32@280/error - RouterInfo: Can't open file
18:32:32@280/warn - NetIface: interface with yggdrasil network address not found
18:35:08@973/none - i2pd v2.39.0 starting
18:35:08@973/error - RouterInfo: Can't open file
18:35:08@973/warn - NetIface: interface with yggdrasil network address not found

Can't find any useful references online regarding "error - RouterInfo: Can't open file". Any idea how to resolve this issue?

[houndvoyager]

I set up a remote node on a VPS and made it accessible through Tor.
Checking the status page works and connecting to the node is possible.

On the other hand, I get this whenever I connect to it in WOWlet:


As you can see, the wallet isn't syncing :frowning:
Any clue how to fix this?

(I'm running Debian 11 for the server, if that makes any difference)

Thanks!

[elscorcho]

2yc3xc7qr4v7b47llbezex7drkk66pc2xiqq4rrgb2osk32lrzkau5qd.onion:34566

[traumfab]

I was going crazy because I was trying to enter the address inside wowlet and it didn't work...
Then someone told me that on wowlet tor addresses currently don't work (unless you use wowlet with tails)
So I add my own...
jhy4hqymdkfj2u7bdi7m2vr5qheom7gjyg7fraktnlyksalhmpbemiqd.onion:34568