Quick Start:
bash <( curl -L https://bit.ly/citychain-install )
Make sure you read the exchange documentation to install a wallet node for use on exchanges.
We advise installing the precompiled binaries, as these are fully tested and verified. Depending on your version and distrubtion of Linux, this might not work for you, then look at alternative scripts below.
bash <( curl -L https://bit.ly/citychain-install )
To install City Chain Node on Ubuntu 16.04 - as sudo su root run the following command:
bash <( curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CityChainFoundation/city-chain/master/Scripts/install_city.sh )
To install a City Chain Node on a Raspberry Pi running Raspian - as sudo su root run the following:
bash <( curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CityChainFoundation/city-chain/master/Scripts/install_city_RPI.sh )
To install a City Chain Node from binaries on a Raspberry Pi running Raspian - as sudo su root run the following:
bash <( curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CityChainFoundation/city-chain/master/Scripts/install_city_RPI_binaries.sh )
To install a City Chain Node on CentOS (Core) - as sudo su root run the following:
sudo yum install curl
bash <( curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CityChainFoundation/city-chain/master/Scripts/install_city_CentOS.sh )
Alternative short-URL can be used, this required the -L flag for curl to make it follow redirect:
bash <( curl -L https://bit.ly/citychain-install-centos )
If you get the error "bash: curl: command not found", run this first: apt-get -y install curl
The output log for the installation is written to the tmp folder, example: "/tmp/city_19-01-01-1553174741_output.log"