PUSHD +1 (slotsPerKESPeriod)

Staking & Delegation Operate a Stake Pool
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-bash: pushd: directory stack empty

Command from Coin cashew :slight_smile:
pushd +1
slotsPerKESPeriod=$(cat NODE_HOME/{NODE_CONFIG}-shelley-genesis.json | jq -r ‘.slotsPerKESPeriod’)
echo slotsPerKESPeriod: ${slotsPerKESPeriod}

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Im getting a error with the pushd +1 command

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https://www.coincashew.com/coins/overview-ada/guide-how-to-build-a-haskell-stakepool-node#9-generate-block-producer-keys
Maybe you missed the previous command to call:

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mkdir $HOME/cold-keys
pushd $HOME/cold-keys
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I did the ```
pushd $HOME/cold-keys (on my cold storage, should I do this same command on my block producer node?)

The instructions say to use this on the block producer:

Determine the number of slots per KES period from the genesis file.

block producer node

block producer node

pushd +1

slotsPerKESPeriod=$(cat $NODE_HOME/${NODE_CONFIG}-shelley-genesis.json | jq -r ‘.slotsPerKESPeriod’)

echo slotsPerKESPeriod: ${slotsPerKESPeriod}

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pushd is just a directory selector
so when you call pushd $HOME/cold-keys then the current directory ./ will be $HOME/cold-keys and to go back to the parent directory, which is $HOME you can navigate by using pushd +1. so basically cd ../

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Okay thanks for that information, so its not really affecting my setup.