setup

Setup

dependencies.sh

This script installs all the dependencies (and system configurations) that are necessary for the binary to run. Since this file already gets called from within the other scripts, it is not required to call this yourself.

upgrade.sh

Warning

This script should only be used if you run a full-node and have to perform the "plan_crypto"-upgrade!

This means that you are currently operating on the Evmos fork of GenesisL1 (repo: genesis-ethermint) and the node synced till height: 7400000 which caused it to panic.

This script takes care of the needed steps to upgrade the node to the new fork:

• It stops the node (the service)
• Installs all the necessary dependencies
• Creates a backup of existing config.toml or app.toml files (as .toml.bak)
• Introduces new config files
• Fetches latest seeds and peers
• Builds the binaries

Usage

sh setup/upgrade.sh

After a successful upgrade, start the node again using systemctl start tgenesisd and monitor its status with journalctl -fu tgenesisd -ocat.

state-sync.sh

Caution

Running this will wipe the entire database (the /data-folder excluding the priv_validator_state.json file).

Make a backup if needed: utils/backup/create.sh.

This script takes care of the needed steps to join the network via State Sync:

• It stops the service (if it exists)
• Installs all the necessary dependencies
• Builds the binaries
• Initializes the node
• Resets config files
• Fetches latest seeds and peers
• Fetches genesis.json-file
• Fetches RPC servers
• Installs the service
• Recalibrates [statesync] settings to a recent height (default: <latest_height> - 2000)

Usage

sh setup/state-sync.sh <moniker>

If you wish to change the default [height_interval] of 2000, run utils/tools/restate-sync.sh [height_interval] yourself after having run setup/state-sync.sh; see utils/README.md for more information.

If you can't access the genesisd command afterwards, execute the . ~/.bashrc or source ~/.bashrc command in your terminal.

create-validator.sh

Important

create-validator.sh requires a key.

If you haven't already created or imported one, use: utils/key/create.sh or utils/key/import.sh.

This script should only be run once you're fully synced. It's a wizard; prompting the user only the required fields for creating a validator.

Usage

sh setup/create-validator.sh <moniker> <key_alias>