I have set up my pool using the coincashew guide. I’ve been up and running for a month or two now and been updating the node, using gLiveView, and the leaderlog python script.
However, I see the leaderlog script is no longer support and they recommend moving to CNCLI.
So, my question is, how much pain am I in for getting CNCLI installed if I have used the coincashew method? Or will it be no drama?
Hi @jeremyism, I also started with coincashew. To use cncli I moved to cntools. To do that latter, you mostly have to move some files since cntools used a specific folder structure. Alternatively, but I didn’t do this, you can keep your files where they are but change the folder locations in the “env” file.
Thanks, I was giving it a go tonight with just the cncli, but was getting a bit lost with all the various folder locations and getting the syntax right sigh
Not really. I got cntools installed but it is hard trying to reconcile all of the files and folders it refers to. I think I have quite a messy install now and I seem to have two cardano-node processes running now which isn’t right.
Thanks Alex. Yeah, I have stopped the cntools processes for now. I think I will try do a clean cntools install on a clean PC and bring my BP config over onto that, rather than keep playing on my live machine.
I was using coin cashew as well to determine the slot leadership. Now I have installed cncli and simply use the command line interface to determine the leaderlogs. There are 3 steps: download the ledger state (same as coin cashew) run the cncli command to update the cncli.db and finally run the cncli command to determine the next epoch slot leadership. I just put it all together in a bash script. Can provide the command lines if you want?
Yeah, if you had the commands you ran handy, that would be useful. I have got cncli installed using @BR03K suggested, but my install is all a bit messy now so I think I’ve got myself turned around a bit.