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Post by AnthroHeart on Aug 22, 2022 19:47:41 GMT
I finished setting it up last night. And it was so frustrating since I don’t mich about code. Lol But, it’s up on desktop mode. In Ubuntu. What should I do next to just have it run like this 24/7 in linode? You'll have to secure copy the Repeater sourcecode to your linode IP address. Something like scp repeater.cpp user@1.2.3.4:~/Uploads After making an Uploads directory in your home directory. Then you'll have to compile the repeater program.
Reden knows a trick for being able to resume sessions in case you get disconnected. I think tmux is a program used for that.
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Post by justinw728 on Aug 22, 2022 20:33:48 GMT
I finished setting it up last night. And it was so frustrating since I don’t mich about code. Lol But, it’s up on desktop mode. In Ubuntu. What should I do next to just have it run like this 24/7 in linode? You'll have to secure copy the Repeater sourcecode to your linode IP address. Something like scp repeater.cpp user@1.2.3.4:~/Uploads After making an Uploads directory in your home directory. Then you'll have to compile the repeater program.
Reden knows a trick for being able to resume sessions in case you get disconnected. I think tmux is a program used for that.
ohhh ok so do I just copyy the cpp code somewhere on my computer? Cause it said no file exist. |
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Post by AnthroHeart on Aug 22, 2022 20:49:58 GMT
You copy it from your computer to the remote Linode server.
From the terminal you use that scp command. Except substitute your IP address of the linode.
You'll need to scp the hololink files too unless you want to recreate them.
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Post by reden on Aug 22, 2022 21:55:19 GMT
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Post by justinw728 on Aug 22, 2022 23:08:24 GMT
Awesomee thanks guyss. I just did what you said reden and got the link to put it in the terminal. Now I’m trying to compile the files. I’m trying to get the holo link files but it keeps telling me no such file with the second scp command.
Edit: I have the repeater.cpp saved now. How do I compile itt?
Edit: I can’t lie. Even though this get frustrating lol. It’s kind of enjoyable. I just g++ and a.out it and now it’s working through the terminal. So interesting. But, Idk how to get nesting and holo link in here. Hmmm
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Post by AnthroHeart on Aug 23, 2022 9:55:57 GMT
Compile on linode using: g++ -O3 -Wall ./repeater.cpp -o ./repeater Then you run using repeater.
Substitute the name of your repeater source code file and the filename you want for the executable.
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Post by AnthroHeart on Aug 23, 2022 9:57:32 GMT
That would create a new folder that has the hololink files in it. You would need to compile the repeater.cpp inside that folder.
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Post by AnthroHeart on Aug 23, 2022 9:58:53 GMT
Be sure to use tmux before starting a 24/7 run, in case you get disconnected.
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Post by justinw728 on Aug 24, 2022 2:06:57 GMT
I’m finally in tmux about to finish it up. But, whenever I run the repeater it’s pretty much gets stuck in tmux. Is there a command to stop from being in the repeater command line?
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Post by reden on Aug 24, 2022 2:30:00 GMT
I’m finally in tmux about to finish it up. But, whenever I run the repeater it’s pretty much gets stuck in tmux. Is there a command to stop from being in the repeater command line? Press Ctrl+B, then press "d". If you wish to return, write "tmux attach". You can have several tmuxes. You can use "tmux attach -t <session number>" to enter one of them, instead of the last one/the only one. |
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Post by justinw728 on Aug 24, 2022 2:36:18 GMT
I’m finally in tmux about to finish it up. But, whenever I run the repeater it’s pretty much gets stuck in tmux. Is there a command to stop from being in the repeater command line? Press Ctrl+B, then press "d". If you wish to return, write "tmux attach". You can have several tmuxes. You can use "tmux attach -t <session number>" to enter one of them, instead of the last one/the only one. thanks reden I really appreciate itt. It’s finally going. Lmao I can’t even believe I actually got it working. This was so stressful. Lol Now I’m even more appreciative of all of your work. |
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Post by AnthroHeart on Aug 24, 2022 15:17:22 GMT
How many PHz are you hitting on Linode?
Are you using steps.txt or intentions.txt?
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Post by justinw728 on Aug 24, 2022 19:59:41 GMT
How many PHz are you hitting on Linode? Are you using steps.txt or intentions.txt? it’s been going for 16 hours now and usually stays at 2.926 but also goes up to 3.344 for a second. And I just told it to use holo link and I reference both in it. |
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Post by AnthroHeart on Aug 24, 2022 20:07:16 GMT
How many PHz are you hitting on Linode? Are you using steps.txt or intentions.txt? it’s been going for 16 hours now and usually stays at 2.926 but also goes up to 3.344 for a second. And I just told it to use holo link and I reference both in it. That's a little slow. Not sure if that's typical for the Linode server.
I get 13.922PHz on my i3 laptop using HSUPLINK.TXT using 1GB of RAM.
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Post by justinw728 on Aug 24, 2022 22:38:44 GMT
it’s been going for 16 hours now and usually stays at 2.926 but also goes up to 3.344 for a second. And I just told it to use holo link and I reference both in it. That's a little slow. Not sure if that's typical for the Linode server.
I get 13.922PHz on my i3 laptop using HSUPLINK.TXT using 1GB of RAM.
it could be I got one of the cheaper ones. And it’s faster than my computer but it’s like super old so idk. I’m talking to a buddy of mine who’s gunna build me a cp so it should be much better on there. |
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