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Node Pilot has three dependencies:
Debian-based Linux OS
Docker
Docker Compose Plugin
The following guide was put together using Ubuntu Server (Ubutunu Desktop for those who prefer a GUI). Other Debian-based OS's can be used as well, although they may require more configuration.
Node Pilot does not work with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
From a fresh install of Ubuntu, Docker can be installed by copy and pasting these following commands into the terminal. These commands and their explanation can be found in .
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Node Pilot can install in a single copy-and-paste command. The following command will install Node Pilot, configure permissions, and open the required ports:
DO NOT INSTALL OR RUN NODE PILOT AS A ROOT USER. Always make sure you are a standard user.
With Node Pilot now installed, start Node Pilot with the following command and keep the console open until the configuration steps are complete. After configuration, you will want to Start as daemon.
DO NOT RUN WITH sudo
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Start for configuration:
By installing Node Pilot, you are agreeing to our .
Updates are currently handled manually and require a copy-and-paste command. For instructions, see .