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-===== QORTector Plumbus 3.0 Update Guide ===== 
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-This is a guide for the Plumbus devices.  
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-1) Download the appimage if you haven’t already: https://github.com/Qortal/qortal-ui/releases/download/v1.7.0/Qortal-Setup-arm.AppImage 
-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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-2) Enter this command in terminal to update the stop script if you haven’t already:  
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-<code>cd qortal && rm stop.sh && wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Qortal/qortal/master/stop.sh && chmod +x stop.sh</code> 
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-3) Now download the latest jar:  
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-<code>wget https://github.com/Qortal/qortal/releases/download/v3.0.4/qortal.jar</code> 
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-4) Now stop your core:  
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-<code> cd qortal && ./stop.sh</code> 
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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 
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-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 
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-8) Now open the settings.json and change this setting to false if it reads true: “apiDocumentationEnabled” : false  
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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: 
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-{ 
-"apiDocumentationEnabled" :false, 
-"apiEnabled": true, 
-"apiRestricted": false, 
-"autoUpdateEnabled": true, 
-"minBlockchainPeers": 8, 
-"minOutboundPeers": 16, 
-"maxPeers": 32, 
-"listenPort": 12392, 
-"allowConnectionsWithOlderPeerVersions": false, 
-"minPeerVersion": "3.0.4" 
-} 
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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: 
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-Inbound and outbound to: 12392 
-Protocol: TCP 
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-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. But mine didn’t. Your router setup might look different than the picture below but same idea: 
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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: 
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-<code> ./start.sh> 
  
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