The simplest way to run a container:
docker run -it legalthings/public-node
For MAINNET:
Mainnet will be released soon.
For TESTNET:
docker run -p 6869:6869 -p 6863:6863 -e LTO_LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG -e LTO_HEAP_SIZE=2g -v YOUR_LOCAL_PATH_HERE:/lto legalthings/public-node
You can run container with predefined environment variables:
| Env variable | Description |
|---|---|
LTO_WALLET_SEED |
Plain text seed for node wallet. Container converts it to base58. |
LTO_WALLET_SEED_BASE58 |
Base58 encoded seed. (Supersedes LTO_WALLET_SEED) |
LTO_WALLET_PASSWORD |
Password for wallet file. |
LTO_API_KEY |
ApiKey used for the rest api authentication |
LTO_NETWORK |
Available values are MAINNET, TESTNET and CUSTOM. |
LTO_LOG_LEVEL |
Node logging level, available values: OFF, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, TRACE. |
LTO_HEAP_SIZE |
Java Heap Size limit in -X Command-line Options notation (-Xms=[your value]). More details here |
LTO_CONFIG_FILE |
Path to your LTO Configuration file. |
LTO_DECLARED_ADDRESS |
String with IP address and port to send as external address during handshake. Could be set automatically if UPnP is enabled. If declared-address is set, which is the common scenario for nodes running in the cloud, the node will just listen to incoming connections on bind-address:port and broadcast its declared-address to its peers. |
LTO_NODE_NAME |
Node name used in the handshake when connecting to other nodes |
Note: All variables are optional.