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Linux Script

A Linux script that provides a very easy way to spawn a Sentinel dVPN node via command line. It can be found here.

NOTE

This script has been tested and run on Ubuntu 22.04 under root user

Execution​

The initial step is to execute the script:

tip
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hoon-node/Node-Setup/main/Speedrun.sh | bash

Wou will be prompted to:

  • Select a name for your node, referred to as the Moniker. The chosen name must be minimum 4 letters long.
  • (Optional) import an Existing Wallet
  • Choose a Key Name.
Important

If you created a new wallet, make sure to save your Mnemonic in a safe place. Also take not of the sentnode address and wallet address.

After the installation is complete, you can modify the default minimum price.

What does the script do?​

  • Get the official Docker installation script
  • Install Docker
  • Add user to Docker group
  • Create /etc/docker/daemon.json with configuration
  • Restart the Docker process
  • Install iptables-persistent package (No recommended when asked to save IP rules)
  • Enable NAT for the private Docker subnet on the host
  • Install Git package
  • Clone the GitHub repository
  • Change the working directory and checkout to the latest tag
  • Build the image
  • Install openssl package
  • Initialize the application configuration ${HOME}/.sentinelnode/config.toml
  • Initialize the WireGuard configuration ${HOME}/.sentinelnode/wireguard.toml
  • Initialize the WireGuard configuration ${HOME}/.sentinelnode/v2ray.toml
  • Create a self-signed TLS certificate
  • Move the created TLS keys
  • Ask you for your moniker and add it in the config.toml
  • Check for your IP to add it to the remote_url in the config.toml
  • Look for your API port and add it to the remote_url in the config.toml
  • Look for your Wireguard port for the starting command
  • Look for your v2ray port for the starting command
  • Ask you for your keyname and create a wallet with it
  • Give you an output with your seedphrase and (node)wallet
  • Give you an output with your starting command