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qortector_3.0.4_update_guide [01/29/2022 20:41] – created gfactorqortector_3.0.4_update_guide [03/15/2022 09:52] – gfactor
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-===== QORTector 3.0.4 Update Guide =====+===== QORTector Update Guide =====
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-This is a guide for the Plumbus and SinclairMATE devices. +This is a guide for the SinclairMATE and Plumbus devices. 
  
-1) Download the appimage if you haven’t already: https://github.com/Qortal/qortal-ui/releases/download/v1.7.0/Qortal-Setup-arm.AppImage+1) Download the appimage if you haven’t already: https://github.com/Qortal/qortal-ui/releases/latest/download/Qortal-Setup-arm.AppImage
  
-==== For SinclairMATE versions ====+**For SinclairMATE Versions**
  
 Simply download the file (rename it if you like, something like 'Qortal-UI' makes the most sense). Right click the file and go to properties, on the properties window there is a permissions tab, on that tab check the 'execute' box for 'owner' (see image below) then you can simply double-click and RUN the appimage, no longer needing to build from source. Simply download the file (rename it if you like, something like 'Qortal-UI' makes the most sense). Right click the file and go to properties, on the properties window there is a permissions tab, on that tab check the 'execute' box for 'owner' (see image below) then you can simply double-click and RUN the appimage, no longer needing to build from source.
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-==== For Plumbus Versions ====+**For Plumbus Versions**
  
 Simply download the file (rename it if you like, something like 'Qortal-UI' makes the most sense). Right click the file, properties, then go to permissions and check the allow executing this file as a program checkbox.  Simply download the file (rename it if you like, something like 'Qortal-UI' makes the most sense). Right click the file, properties, then go to permissions and check the allow executing this file as a program checkbox. 
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-==== For Both SinclairMATE & Plumbus ====+**For Both SinclairMATE & Plumbus Versions**
  
 When using the appimage you NO LONGER NEED the previous start script that you used to use to start the UI, you can REMOVE that start script. **Please note:** building from source will also continue to work, and you may build from source if you prefer. We have modified the repo that the UI uses, but even the older 'UI' repo will continue to be updated. Also, if you build from source and run with ELECTRON, it WILL auto-update that way as well. When using the appimage you NO LONGER NEED the previous start script that you used to use to start the UI, you can REMOVE that start script. **Please note:** building from source will also continue to work, and you may build from source if you prefer. We have modified the repo that the UI uses, but even the older 'UI' repo will continue to be updated. Also, if you build from source and run with ELECTRON, it WILL auto-update that way as well.
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 3) Now download the latest jar:  3) Now download the latest jar: 
  
-<code>wget https://github.com/Qortal/qortal/releases/download/v3.0.4/qortal.jar</code>+<code>wget https://github.com/Qortal/qortal/releases/latest/download/qortal.jar</code>
  
 4) Now stop your core:  4) Now stop your core: 
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 Your settings will look different, feel free to copy mine if you’d like. Might even be BLANK! Just copy and paste mine: Your settings will look different, feel free to copy mine if you’d like. Might even be BLANK! Just copy and paste mine:
  
-{+<code>{
 "apiDocumentationEnabled" :false, "apiDocumentationEnabled" :false,
 "apiEnabled": true, "apiEnabled": true,
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 "maxPeers": 32, "maxPeers": 32,
 "listenPort": 12392, "listenPort": 12392,
-"allowConnectionsWithOlderPeerVersions": false, +"allowConnectionsWithOlderPeerVersions": false 
-"minPeerVersion": "3.0.4" +}</code>
-}+
  
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 Inbound and outbound to: 12392 Inbound and outbound to: 12392
 +
 Protocol: TCP Protocol: TCP
 +
 +Here’s the guide for port forwarding: [[Port Forwarding]]
  
 If you are setting the port forward, then restart the router after doing so. Usually the router has a "save and apply" button or something, and restarts itself. Some of your routers won’t. Your router setup might look different than the picture below but same idea: If you are setting the port forward, then restart the router after doing so. Usually the router has a "save and apply" button or something, and restarts itself. Some of your routers won’t. Your router setup might look different than the picture below but same idea:

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