Re: explicit guide on how to setup a public node on Linux

Lance James wrote:

> LS> I tried to setup a public node for IIRC.
> LS> But after set it up and starting I see no traffic on the PC nor a t=
ry
> LS> for a connect, nor my node in the node.ref.
> it can take up to 5 days to be an active node in the network. If you
> can connect to IIP, that's the good part.

Good to know. yes, I can connect to IIRC with my machine, and I want to=20
become a (stable) node, so I wonderd.
But 5 days is hell a lot of time. And if it finally works out, it'll be=20
very good for the network.

> LS> Can anybody type a explicit list for setting up a node with isproxy=
 1.1.0 ?
> That can be done.

Lets see if I can do parts of them. The Wiki wasn't clear in some parts, =

so I think about changing some lines, hey, it's a wiki, we all can do it.=


> LS> And why is in the listen.ref the IP =3D 127.0.0.1 ? shouldn there b=
e my IP?
> did you select to be a public node and put in your ip address?
> listen.ref just binds your ports for listening on. And at this state
> you are 127.0.0.1 to your computer.

As I said before, the Wiki wasn't clear enough for me. NOW I learned,=20
the listen.ref is the config file for the proxy, NOT for the node. So=20
127.0.0.1 is right for it (or any other IP you want to listen to).

A GOOD question at last:
Are there more nodes than on the node.ref list?

Cya
Lars
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