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Thank you, in manual I see error
for it to work you need a symbolic link from /usr/bin/dashd to ~/.dash/dashd: "sudo ln -s ~/.dash/dashd /usr/bin/" and same for dash-cli "sudo ln -s ~/.dash/dashd /usr/bin/"

Double sudo ln -s ~/.dash/dashd /usr/bin/ may be one sudo ln -s ~/.dash/dash-cli /usr/bin/"
 
moocowmoo said:
For all you folks running version 12 on linux:

https://github.com/moocowmoo/dashman

(Read the README, this script places the executables in ~/.dash -- I'll add destination folders eventually.)

dashman-screencap.png


Let me know if you run into any trouble. I'll push bugfixes as we find them. ;)

(32bit install untested, but should work, lmk)
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root@Ubuntu1404x64:/home/user1/dashman# ./update_dashd.sh
readlink: missing operand
Try 'readlink --help' for more information.
dashd not found in -- Exiting.

On my server dashd upper folder dash. Where I wrong? Thank you
 
Solaso said:
root@Ubuntu1404x64:/home/user1/dashman# ./update_dashd.sh
readlink: missing operand
Try 'readlink --help' for more information.
dashd not found in -- Exiting.

On my server dashd upper folder dash. Where I wrong? Thank you
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update_dashd.sh looks in three places for dash-cli and dashd:
  • the current directory
  • ~/.dash
  • all directories in your PATH variable
In your case, do:
Code: 
cd ~/dash
../dashman/update_dashd.sh

and it should work. Let me know if you have more trouble.
 
Yes) I started this

user1@Ubuntu1404x64:/$ cd ~/
user1@Ubuntu1404x64:~$ dashman/update_dashd.sh

But I see finished install

Installed in /home/user1

-rw-rw-r-- 1 19892539 Sep 4 18:10 dash-0.12.0.53-linux64.tar.gz
-rw-rw-r-- 1 186 Sep 4 18:10 dash-0.12.0.53-linux64.tar.gz.DIGESTS.txt
lrwxrwxrwx 1 18 Sep 5 19:59 dash-cli -> dash-cli-0.12.0.53
-rwxr-xr-x 1 2548784 Jan 10 2014 dash-cli-0.12.0.53
lrwxrwxrwx 1 15 Sep 5 19:59 dashd -> dashd-0.12.0.53
-rwxr-xr-x 1 9423200 Jan 10 2014 dashd-0.12.0.53
lrwxrwxrwx 1 17 Sep 5 19:59 dash-qt -> dash-qt-0.12.0.53
-rwxr-xr-x 1 13339504 Jan 10 2014 dash-qt-0.12.0.53

Its right? Or now I should to rename dashd-0.12.0.53 to dashd?
 
Solaso said:
Yes) I started this

user1@Ubuntu1404x64:/$ cd ~/
user1@Ubuntu1404x64:~$ dashman/update_dashd.sh

But I see finished install

Installed in /home/user1

-rw-rw-r-- 1 19892539 Sep 4 18:10 dash-0.12.0.53-linux64.tar.gz
-rw-rw-r-- 1 186 Sep 4 18:10 dash-0.12.0.53-linux64.tar.gz.DIGESTS.txt
lrwxrwxrwx 1 18 Sep 5 19:59 dash-cli -> dash-cli-0.12.0.53
-rwxr-xr-x 1 2548784 Jan 10 2014 dash-cli-0.12.0.53
lrwxrwxrwx 1 15 Sep 5 19:59 dashd -> dashd-0.12.0.53
-rwxr-xr-x 1 9423200 Jan 10 2014 dashd-0.12.0.53
lrwxrwxrwx 1 17 Sep 5 19:59 dash-qt -> dash-qt-0.12.0.53
-rwxr-xr-x 1 13339504 Jan 10 2014 dash-qt-0.12.0.53

Its right? Or now I should to rename dashd-0.12.0.53 to dashd?
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If that's where you wanted it installed, sure.
No need to rename, it's symlinked. ./dashd and ./dash-cli will just work.
 
moocowmoo
I used this today to setup a new note. Amazingly slick and great improvements from even just a week ago. I have to say I was almost sad there was nothing for me to do besides change one value in dash.conf and uncomment out three lines!
I've setup so many nodes over the last year on main net and testnet that I kinda enjoy the ritual of it, starting with a brand new instance and ending up with a customized masternode. I'm going to have to do one "manually" every once in a while or I'm going to forget how to do it!

There should be official instructions somewhere about how to use this script to setup a new node (like 4 steps). This is by far the easiest way for anyone to create a new node or at the very least update an existing one (or just check the status!). This has been much needed for a long time. Thank you.
Edit: some dash coming your way
 
italx said:
moocowmoo
I used this today to setup a new note. Amazingly slick and great improvements from even just a week ago. I have to say I was almost sad there was nothing for me to do besides change one value in dash.conf and uncomment out three lines!
I've setup so many nodes over the last year on main net and testnet that I kinda enjoy the ritual of it, starting with a brand new instance and ending up with a customized masternode. I'm going to have to do one "manually" every once in a while or I'm going to forget how to do it!

There should be official instructions somewhere about how to use this script to setup a new node (like 4 steps). This is by far the easiest way for anyone to create a new node or at the very least update an existing one (or just check the status!). This has been much needed for a long time. Thank you.
Edit: some dash coming your way
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What a wonderful, heartfelt post! Made me smile, thank you!

Very good idea about the walkthrough.
I'll add some tutorials and troubleshooting advice into the repo.

Am toying around with an interactive troubleshooter, but I'm busy on other things right now.
I envision 'dashman' to be a very comprehensive tool eventually.

Thank you for your support and kind words! (And the tip, WOW!)
 
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