rClient CLI Guide
Architecture
We have introduced a new method of connecting to the master node. A new component called the connection cluster node was added to handle all connections. rClient communicates with the server via a pub-sub channel.
Prerequisites
Ensure you have the following installed on your system:
Node.js version 20.0.0 (To install node.js please refer to this: https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager)
Yarn or NPM
Installation:
You can run CLI: npm i -g rivalz-node-cli to install the client globally
Run rClient
Step 1: Enter rivalz run and then enter all information as shown in the image below:
Your wallet address
CPU core
RAM
Select disk type
Select disk serial number
Enter disk size, you want to allow the client use
If your configuration is valid, the terminal will display as shown in the image below:
Change Wallet
You can change the wallet by running the change-wallet command.
After you change the wallet:
All client points will be deducted for that client, previously generated with the old wallet
The client will be connected to the new wallet
All previous points will be transferred to the new wallet
All newly generated points will be counted for the new wallet
You must connect the new wallet to our platform and sign a message. This will create an account on our database. If you are not connected, you will receive the error below:
Display Info
By using the run command you can display the current version of the client
You can show the current config of the client by running show-config as shown in the image.
List of Commands
run - Run the Rivalz rClient CLI
change-hardware-config - Update the rClient CLI configuration
change-wallet - Change the wallet address of the rClient CLI
update-version - Update the rClient CLI version
info - Show the rClient CLI version
help [command] - Display additional info for a specific command
FAQs:
Q: How can I update to this new version?
A: Run Rivalz update-version OR npm i -g rivalz-node-cli@2.4.0
Q: Does this update apply to the GUI version?
A: Not yet
Q: Can I run V1 and V2 at the same time?
A: Yes, it will not affect your points. On the dashboard, you can see separate sections for the 2 versions. However, if you run both V1 and V2 on 1 computer, only V2 is counted.
Q: Does updating to V2 affect my client point?
A: No, all V1 points will be added for V2
Q: Which cloud infra provider should I use to run the CLI?
A: Vultr, AWS Lightsail, Google Compute, Azure VM, Digital Ocean, OVH cloud
Q: Why is my PPH so low after updating to V2?
A: Please run the CLI V2 for 24 hrs to get the uptime multiplier to 1
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