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I don’t have a cosmovisor service?
The cosmovisor service is a daemon process to keep your node running. When the ayad process would exit, the service would automatically restart. So it has a vital function to keep your validator running healthy.
The cosmovisor service is installed during the node installation (install_node.sh), after your registered your node with the ENNFT. If you failed to register the node, and stopped the installation script, the installation didnt complete.
You can still register the ENNFT following the published instructions, but the cosmovisor service you would need to configure manually.
ayafix.sh is also part of the nodebase tools
Or you can install it manually from here as follows:
- copy the content below to a file ex. ayafix.sh
- chmod +x ayafix.sh
- sudo ./ayafix.sh
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What is my validator address?
The validator address is a function of the validator’s public key, which is used to sign prevotes and precommits.
Cosmos uses a bech32 encoded validator address, which is a more human-readable version of the same public key.
To retrieve your node’s address you can use our script addresses.sh in tools or do it manually as follows.
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The output will look like:
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With the address get the HEX presentation of it
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Now parse the HEX address to get all bech32 representations
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The third entry with prefix ayavaloper is your validator address
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How to add a profile image to your validator for WM Explorer?
Written by Nodebase Team member Gertjan
- Go to the website https://keybase.io
- Create an account. This can be done by going to “Login” and after that choosing for “Join Keybase”
- Test if your account is working properly
- Logout of your account. On the home page of Keybase click the button “Install”
- Select the correct operating system and install the software
- Start the Keybase client on you computer and login with the account you created in step 2
- Change your profile image. This is the image that will show up in WM Explorer as your validator image
- Create a PGP key by selecting “Add a PGP key”
- Choose “Get a new PGP key”
- Fill in the form and click “Let the math begin”
- Click on the button “Done” in the dialog after
- You can now see a 16 character PGP key
- On your validator run the following command:
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- A transaction hash (txhash) is returned. Check in WM Explorer if the transaction was successful. If not, run the command in step 13 again
- After a successful transaction, your profile image will appear in WM Explorer
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