Raptoreum SmartNode

Script needs to be ran under a sudo user and not under root. It will install binaries, configure basic firewall settings, and create a daemon service for you. It also has a bootstrap option for quick syncing and option to create a Cron job that will check on daemon's health every hour.

ℹ Note: This has only been tested on a VPS using Ubuntu 20. USE AT OWN RISK.

Installation without Docker

Create a sudo user and run this under that sudo user. Script will exit if logged in as root.
Script will ask for BLS PrivKey(operatorSecret) that you get from the protx quick_setup/bls generate command. So have it ready.
If opting to have script create Cron job you will need the protx hash you got from the protx quick_setup.
Please check Wiki for a detailed guide.

bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dk808/Raptoreum_Smartnode/main/install.sh)

ℹ Info: This will also create a script to update binaries.

Installation using Docker

Install docker if you don't have it installed on the server. Execute everything below as one command while logged in as root.

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install docker docker-compose

If planning to run container under user add user to docker group. Replace USER with username you will run container with.

adduser USER docker

Create a directory to use for volume so you have persistent data for the container to use.

mkdir docker-rtm

Create docker-compose.yml from one of the sample below

docker-compose.yml for normal node

version: '3.2'

services:
  raptoreum:
    image: npq7721/raptoreum:1.13.17.01
    container_name: normal_raptoreum_node # name of the container, change it if u want different name
    ports:
      - "10226:10226" #map raptoreum core port for peer to peer communication
    volumes:
      - /root/docker-rtm/:/raptoreum #maping /root/docker-rtm from host machine to /raptoreum folder in docker container
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      BOOTSTRAP: "https://bootstrap.raptoreum.com/bootstraps_for_v1.3.17.00/bootstrap.tar.xz" #normal bootstrap
      FORCE_BOOTSTRAP: "false" # change to true if u want to redownload bootstrap
      CONF: | #this is raptoreum.conf
        rpcuser=rpcuser
        rpcpassword=rpcpassword
        rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
        rpcbind=127.0.0.1
        server=1
        listen=1
        externalip=139.59.151.120
        addnode=209.151.150.72
        addnode=94.237.79.27
        addnode=95.111.216.12
        addnode=198.100.149.124
        addnode=198.100.146.111
        addnode=5.135.187.46
        addnode=5.135.179.95
        addnode=139.59.7.178
        addnode=167.172.60.177

docker-compose.yml for smartnode

version: '3.2'

services:
  raptoreum:
    image: npq7721/raptoreum:1.13.17.01
    container_name: smart_raptoreum_node # name of the container, change it if u want different name
    ports:
      - "10226:10226" # map raptoreum core port for peer to peer communication
    volumes:
      - /root/docker-rtm/:/raptoreum #maping /root/docker-rtm from host machine to /raptoreum folder in docker container
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      BOOTSTRAP: "https://bootstrap.raptoreum.com/bootstraps_for_v1.3.17.00/bootstrap.tar.xz" #normal bootstrap
      FORCE_BOOTSTRAP: "false" # change to true if u want to redownload bootstrap
      PROTX_HASH: #ur smartnode protx hash
      CONF: | #this is raptoreum.conf
        rpcuser=rpcuser
        rpcpassword=rpcpassword
        rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
        rpcbind=127.0.0.1
        server=1
        listen=1
        par=2
        dbcache=1024
        maxconnections=125
        smartnodeblsprivkey=put_ur_private_bls_key_here
        externalip=your_vps_public_ip
        addnode=209.151.150.72
        addnode=94.237.79.27
        addnode=95.111.216.12
        addnode=198.100.149.124
        addnode=198.100.146.111
        addnode=5.135.187.46
        addnode=5.135.179.95
        addnode=139.59.7.178
        addnode=167.172.60.177

docker-compose.yml for index node

version: '3.2'

services:
  raptoreum:
    image: npq7721/raptoreum:1.13.17.01
    container_name: index_raptoreum_node # name of the container, change it if u want different name
    ports:
      - "10226:10226" #map raptoreum core port for peer to peer communication
      - "10420:10420" # this is the same port as rpcport to allow rpc call.
    volumes:
      - /root/docker-rtm/:/raptoreum #maping /root/docker-rtm from host machine to /raptoreum folder in docker container
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      BOOTSTRAP: "https://bootstrap.raptoreum.com/bootstraps_for_v1.3.17.00/bootstrap-index.tar.xz" #index bootstrap
      FORCE_BOOTSTRAP: "false" # change to true if u want to redownload bootstrap
      CONF: | #this is raptoreum.conf
        rpcuser=rpcuser
        rpcpassword=rpcpassword
        rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
        rpcbind=127.0.0.1
        rpcport=10420
        server=1
        listen=1
        txindex=1
        addressindex=1
        futureindex=1
        spentindex=1
        timestampindex=1
        externalip=139.59.151.120
        addnode=209.151.150.72
        addnode=94.237.79.27
        addnode=95.111.216.12
        addnode=198.100.149.124
        addnode=198.100.146.111
        addnode=5.135.187.46
        addnode=5.135.179.95
        addnode=139.59.7.178
        addnode=167.172.60.177

Do not forget to open port 10226