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Easy Setup using Quick Start & Coctohug Command Manager
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- Password
- Keys
- Node Sync
- Mining
- Monitoring
- NFT Recovery
- Blocks Found / Coins Received
- Mining Warnings
- Daily Report
- Weekly Report
- Connections Management
- Wallets Management
- Hands Management
- Transfer Coins
- Setup Docker + Docker-Compose
- Go to site https://www.coctohug.xyz, then enter all the necessary form fields and download the generated zipped docker-compose files
- Unzip the downloaded folders and copy them into your working directory. Please also remove those unwanted blockchain forks folders to avoid the case of computer out of resources
- Install blockchain forks by similar scripts:
ccm start flora ccm start flax ccm start hddcoin ccm start chia ...
- Open browser and access WebUI with url http://localhost:12630/
- Note 1: Do not start up more than 5 blockchain forks at the same time, since chia blockchain forks really eat CPU when node syncing for the first time
- Note 2: Around 1.8G RAM is required for each blockchain fork, so choose some blockchain forks based on you computer memory
- Note 3: If there are any issues, you may need restart all blockchain forks:
ccm restart flora ccm restart flax ccm restart hddcoin ccm restart chia ...
- Note 4: You may need to add allowing ports from 12630 to 12700 on your system firewall settings
- Note 5: Please do remember to move those unwanted blockchain forks folder out of coctohug folder. Otherwise, they will be started at the same time when you operate on all working blockchain forks, and which may cause your computer out of resources
ccm start all ccm restart all ccm stop all ccm upgrade all ccm upup all ...
- Same with Setup Coctohug on Linux OS
- Same with Setup Coctohug on Linux OS
- You will be prompt to set a password for secure settings, when you first time access WebUI with url http://localhost:12630/
- Secure settings include: Cold Wallet, Coin Transfer, Restart Blockchain Forks, Harvester...
- You will be prompt to enter the 24 mnemonic words, when you first time access WebUI with url - this is mainly for farming purpose
- Or you can generate one totally new key - this is mainly for cold wallet purpose
- Once node sync is done, farming should start automatically
- Then you will be able to monitor the mining status with various ways
- Summary tab can show: Total Mined Coins, Account Balance, Plot Count, Plot Size, Netspace Size and Expected Time to Win
- each blockchain fork-panel in Summary tab will have a light green background if it is working fine, otherwise it will be light yellow background
- You can also examine detail using other tabs
- Received Coins tab has a link: Claim your NFT 7/8 rewards
- List total blocks found
- List total coins received
- List possible network issue
- List possible signapoint issue
- List possible disk search issue
- List possible plot count decreasing issue
- Summarize Blocks Found / Coins Received by day
- Summarize Mining Warnings by day
- Summarize Blocks Found / Coins Received by week
- Summarize Mining Warnings by week
- Node will sync automatically by default
- You may go to Connections or Blockchains tab to examine the detailed status
- To acclerate your node sync: Coctohug site provides database file links - developed and sponsored by: Maize fork
1. Download files: blockchain_v1_mainnet.sqlite and peer_table_node.sqlite 2. Stop blockchain fork by similar terminal script: ccm migrate-db "flora,/path/contain/downloaded/db" Notes 1: Your wallet needs individual synchronization in the fork program Notes 2: Connection of the downloaded database to your blockchain fork can take up to 30 minutes!
- List all node connections
- You can add/remove connections in Connections tab
- List wallet status and account balance
- You can also transfer coins in wallet tab
- This is each blockchain fork workers
- You may remove one hand when you don't plan to farm it anymore
- Go to wallet tab and enter your secure password to transfer coins
- Go to settings tab with your secure password
- Export Cold Wallet Account
1. Prepare a new machine(different with mining machine) 2. Visit https://www.coctohug.xyz and click Wallet Mode to generate docker-compose folders 3. Setup the docker-compose folders [Setup Coctohug on Linux OS] 4. On WebUI launch screen, generate a new key this time 5. Wait few minutes for blockchain forks restarting 6. Visit http://localhost:12630/, and go to settings - cold wallet tab to export the cold wallet addresses 7. Confirm each address is correct manually by comparing the downloaded file with information shown on Keys tab 8. Get 24 mnemonic words by similar terminal script(all blockchain forks should share same 24 mnemonic words) docker exec -it coctohug-flora flora keys show --show-mnemonic-seed docker exec -it coctohug-covid covid keys show --show-mnemonic-seed docker exec -it coctohug-lucky lucky keys show --show-mnemonic-seed
- Import Cold Wallet Account
1. On your mining machine, visit settings - cold wallet tab 2. Import the previous downloaded cold wallet(recommended on different machine) json file 3. Wait few minutes, and go to wallet tab to see whether the cold wallet address is updated or not 4. Note 1: we recommend backup your wallet configurations before importing 5. Note 2: Only working blockchain forks can import cold wallet. Please check whether there are stopped blockchain forks or not before doing this. Surely you can also import later again when they are re-started 6. Note 3: If there are any issues, you may need restart all blockchain forks: ccm restart all ccm restart ethgreen
- coctohug-passphrase can be used to secure your 24 mnemonic words
- It encrypt your keys with a password only you know
- You can decrypt it with the password when adding new blockchain forks
- Check coctohug github every fews days
- New blockchain forks will be supported very soon
- Visit https://www.coctohug.xyz and click Harvester Mode to generate docker-compose folders
- Visit http://localhost:12630/ and click Allow Harvester to build the link between controller and harvester
- Setup the docker-compose folders Setup Coctohug on Linux OS
- Few minutes later, you will be able to see harvester on WebUI hands tab
- This needs the 24 mnemonic words again. Please put them into file /home/user/.coctohug/mnc.txt. After all new docker containers started, you can then empty the file mnc.txt to enhance your security level
- One line script
ccm upup all
- In case of incompatible db issue, you can remove the existing database file before executing docker-compose start script by
rm -f ~/.coctohug-web/db/coctohug.sqlite
- On top right of WebUI, choose whatever language you like most
- You can switch to any other languages later if you wish
- Once synchronized, 10th Generation Intel® Core™ i7 Processors should be enough for farming 50+ blockchain forks
- However for the intial node syncing stage, it really eats CPU. So we recommend setup 5 blockchain forks per group, and start group by group
- Memory needed equals to: number of mining blockchain forks multiply 1.8G RAM
- Normal disk should be fine for 50+ blockchain forks
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