I have an idea about having multiple nodes from one machine without podman or docker
how to use:
tested in debian 10/11 and manjaro
a. debian: sudo apt-get update && apt-get install -y git
or if you dont have sudo from root run first apt install sudo
b. manjaro sudo pacman -Syy && sudo pacman -S --noconfirm git
and now either one liner:
- a.
use this one liner for dreamnet - with 20 nodes (needs ports open 12001-12020) also check if dreamnet is live at safenetforum.org or use b option
debian: git clone https://github.com/dreamerchris/dream_sn_node_joiner.git && cd dream_sn_node_joiner && sh dep_installer_debian.sh && sh multi_sn_node_joiner.sh
manjaro: git clone https://github.com/dreamerchris/dream_sn_node_joiner.git && cd dream_sn_node_joiner && sh dep_installer_manjaro.sh && sh multi_sn_node_joiner.sh
what it does is: adds dreamnet with network.config
switches to dreamnet
launches 20 nodes
the script runs vdash to see the info of your nodes with gui! ( use left/right arrows to switch node and q for exit)
and if you want to restart the nodes:
sh multi_down.sh && sh multi_sn_node_joiner.sh
or manually
- b.
git clone https://github.com/dreamerchris/dream_sn_node_joiner.git
then cd dream_sn_node_joiner
folder
sh dep_installer_debian.sh
or sh dep_installer_manjaro.sh
maybe nano multi_sn_node_joiner.sh
to edit the network config or the node count etc
then run sh multi_sn_node_joiner.sh
the script runs vdash to see the info of your nodes with gui! ( use left/right arrows to switch node and q for exit)
if you want to stop all nodes run sh multi_down.sh