BTCpayserver
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We suspect this is an issue with the host machine
You can test by running the following (will reset on next boot):
sudo sysctl fs.inotify.max_user_instances=512 # Or higher, e.g., 1024 sudo sysctl fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 # Increase this too if neededFor permanent fix:
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/etc/sysctl.conf
insert / update:
fs.inotify.max_user_instances=512 fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288Then apply:
sudo sysctl -p - Edit or create
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That web app looks cool! Is it self-hostable? Thanks for adding btcpay..
Remember that BTCPay also requires BTC Core (or Knots), or at least access to an instance somewhere
@nostrdev said in BTCpayserver:
That web app looks cool! Is it self-hostable?
Yes, if you're referring to CCAI
You can actually use the deployed version at https://ccai.appx.uk to install CCAI onto your own Cloudron server.
Or you do it manually (docker build, docker push, cloudrin install) by cloning the repo -
We suspect this is an issue with the host machine
You can test by running the following (will reset on next boot):
sudo sysctl fs.inotify.max_user_instances=512 # Or higher, e.g., 1024 sudo sysctl fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288 # Increase this too if neededFor permanent fix:
- Edit or create
/etc/sysctl.conf
insert / update:
fs.inotify.max_user_instances=512 fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288Then apply:
sudo sysctl -p@nostrdev said in BTCpayserver:
We suspect this is an issue with the host machine
Thank you.
Will investigate - Edit or create
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@nostrdev said in BTCpayserver:
That web app looks cool! Is it self-hostable?
Yes, if you're referring to CCAI
You can actually use the deployed version at https://ccai.appx.uk to install CCAI onto your own Cloudron server.
Or you do it manually (docker build, docker push, cloudrin install) by cloning the repo@timconsidine I'm sure this is totally safe but would still prefer not to enter creds on a third party domain
Where is the repo?found it: https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/cloudron-customapp-installer
I see that it requires docker to do the manual setup, is there a public image available?
This tool really ought to be on the main app store, it looks really handy!!
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@timconsidine I'm sure this is totally safe but would still prefer not to enter creds on a third party domain
Where is the repo?found it: https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/cloudron-customapp-installer
I see that it requires docker to do the manual setup, is there a public image available?
This tool really ought to be on the main app store, it looks really handy!!
@nostrdev yes there is a public docker image
tcmbp132021/cloudron-customapp-installer:vX.Y.ZI’m away at present so please check hub.docker.com for the correct version number.
Totally understand about credentials sensitivity.
You can check the code in the repo to see nothing is stored. And no metrics captured.
But feel free to manually use cloudron install —image tcmbp132021/cloudron-customapp-installer:vX.Y.Z after cloning the repo to have access to CloudronManifest.jsonThe hosted installer is purely a service, direct install is available.
I guess you could set up a special purpose Cloudron user and disable or change password after using it.
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@timconsidine I'm sure this is totally safe but would still prefer not to enter creds on a third party domain
Where is the repo?found it: https://git.cloudron.io/timconsidine/cloudron-customapp-installer
I see that it requires docker to do the manual setup, is there a public image available?
This tool really ought to be on the main app store, it looks really handy!!
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@nostrdev I'm trying to install btcpayserver after installing btc-core (and node fully synced)
I change the rpc auth in btcpayserver config.yml to match what is in btc-core bitcoin.conf
I restarted btcpayserver
I get a blank page on btcpay.domain.tl in Safari and a 500 error in Firefox.
btcpayserver logs :
Jan 07 16:57:24 fail: Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.Kestrel: Connection id "0HNIE1J43J819", Request id "0HNIE1J43J819:00000001": An unhandled exception was thrown by the application.I tried to set sysctl values but they're in RO location so will need a rebuild if wrong
Am I doing something wrong ?
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@nostrdev I'm trying to install btcpayserver after installing btc-core (and node fully synced)
I change the rpc auth in btcpayserver config.yml to match what is in btc-core bitcoin.conf
I restarted btcpayserver
I get a blank page on btcpay.domain.tl in Safari and a 500 error in Firefox.
btcpayserver logs :
Jan 07 16:57:24 fail: Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.Kestrel: Connection id "0HNIE1J43J819", Request id "0HNIE1J43J819:00000001": An unhandled exception was thrown by the application.I tried to set sysctl values but they're in RO location so will need a rebuild if wrong
Am I doing something wrong ?
@timconsidine awesome, how much space does btc-core take up fully synced?
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@nostrdev I'm trying to install btcpayserver after installing btc-core (and node fully synced)
I change the rpc auth in btcpayserver config.yml to match what is in btc-core bitcoin.conf
I restarted btcpayserver
I get a blank page on btcpay.domain.tl in Safari and a 500 error in Firefox.
btcpayserver logs :
Jan 07 16:57:24 fail: Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.Kestrel: Connection id "0HNIE1J43J819", Request id "0HNIE1J43J819:00000001": An unhandled exception was thrown by the application.I tried to set sysctl values but they're in RO location so will need a rebuild if wrong
Am I doing something wrong ?
@timconsidine when you say the config matches, you mean this part right?
# Bitcoin RPC Configuration bitcoin: rpc_user: "bitcoin" rpc_password: "xxxxx"Note that the rpc_password should be the actual password, NOT the
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@timconsidine awesome, how much space does btc-core take up fully synced?
@robi for info, this is a non-pruned (full) node, as of today:
root@d1f00579-9662-4a14-896e-cf7cd8127709:/media/core# ls banlist.json bitcoind.pid blocks chainstate debug.log fee_estimates.dat peers.dat settings.json root@d1f00579-9662-4a14-896e-cf7cd8127709:/media/core# du -sh 766G . root@d1f00579-9662-4a14-896e-cf7cd8127709:/media/core# -
@robi for info, this is a non-pruned (full) node, as of today:
root@d1f00579-9662-4a14-896e-cf7cd8127709:/media/core# ls banlist.json bitcoind.pid blocks chainstate debug.log fee_estimates.dat peers.dat settings.json root@d1f00579-9662-4a14-896e-cf7cd8127709:/media/core# du -sh 766G . root@d1f00579-9662-4a14-896e-cf7cd8127709:/media/core# -
@nostrdev thanks, good to know.
You know the next question..
Pruned?
And is it sync-able already pruned?
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@timconsidine when you say the config matches, you mean this part right?
# Bitcoin RPC Configuration bitcoin: rpc_user: "bitcoin" rpc_password: "xxxxx"Note that the rpc_password should be the actual password, NOT the
rpcauth=value in the bitcoin.conf file (which is derived from the password)
