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1) Download the appimage if you haven’t already: https:// | 1) Download the appimage if you haven’t already: https:// | ||
- | Simply download the file (rename it if you like, something like ' | + | Simply download the file (rename it if you like, something like ' |
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+ | 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. | ||
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+ | You can add the Qortal icon to the appimage file - by right clicking on the appimage file, going to properties then clicking the icon, it will open up a browse, and you can find the Qortal UI icon in the ```UI/ | ||
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+ | (This is mostly for QORTector users, or anyone who setup their system in a similar fashion, with the Start-Qortal-UI-Electron.sh script that @crowetic wrote. That script, as well as the update script, are no longer needed if you use the new appimage. The appimage is literally an image of the Qortal UI application, | ||
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+ | To re-iterate and avoid confusion - You do NOT need the previous ' | ||
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+ | You run the appimage file directly, after making it executable. | ||
2) Enter this command in terminal to update the stop script if you haven’t already: | 2) Enter this command in terminal to update the stop script if you haven’t already: | ||
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3) Now download the latest jar: | 3) Now download the latest jar: | ||
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4) Now stop your core: | 4) Now stop your core: | ||
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5) Open your qortal folder, replace the new jar with your old jar (delete the old jar): IT HAS TO BE TITLED THE EXACT SAME AS OLD JAR: qortal.jar | 5) Open your qortal folder, replace the new jar with your old jar (delete the old jar): IT HAS TO BE TITLED THE EXACT SAME AS OLD JAR: qortal.jar | ||
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6) Now delete the db folder at the top of the qortal folder (second one down) | 6) Now delete the db folder at the top of the qortal folder (second one down) | ||
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7) Now delete the apikey.txt | 7) Now delete the apikey.txt | ||
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8) Now open the settings.json and change this setting to false if it reads true: “apiDocumentationEnabled” : false | 8) Now open the settings.json and change this setting to false if it reads true: “apiDocumentationEnabled” : false | ||
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9) Now you can start your core. If you do not have port forwarding enabled, and have access to your router, you can set: | 9) Now you can start your core. If you do not have port forwarding enabled, and have access to your router, you can set: | ||
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Protocol: TCP | Protocol: TCP | ||
- | 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. | + | 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. |
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10) When you start the core, it’ll bootstrap with a pop up screen, let it run its course. May take an hour or so: | 10) When you start the core, it’ll bootstrap with a pop up screen, let it run its course. May take an hour or so: | ||
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