PI node linux

[kinchev]

Hello, My Pi node running on Linux. It has 11 Incomming connections, but I can't figure out how to connect it to the mobile app to receive Pi bonuses. Thanks in advance and all the best!!!

[brianacox]

Ditto....

[muzammalvoltic]

If you find a way please let us know!

[brianacox]

If you find a way please let us know!

Will do...

[Abglanz]

There are no bonuses on Linux yet, they said so.

[brianacox]

There are no bonuses on Linux yet, they said so.

Where did you see that? do you have the link? I have a Pi Node running on an old Mac mini (running OSx) but wondered whether I should try to use the private key from this existing node to populate my new Unix Node? (not sure how I do that - anyone know?) I appreciate that I might not get bonuses for it yet, but will it replace my existing node (and I will lose bonuses for this existing node) or run in parallel and whilst I won't get bonuses for the unix node, I will still get credit for my OSx node?

[kthemall]

i also installed pi node on linux, it´s up and running:
NAME IMAGE COMMAND SERVICE CREATED STATUS PORTS
mainnet pinetwork/pi-node-docker:organization_mainnet-v1.2-p19.6 "/start --mainnet" mainnet About an hour ago Up About an hour 5432/tcp, 0.0.0.0:31402->31402/tcp, [::]:31402->31402/tcp, 0.0.0.0:31403->1570/tcp, [::]:31403->1570/tcp, 0.0.0.0:31401->8000/tcp, [::]:31401->8000/tcp

no "binding" code for the mobile app, no more info elsewhere. just STATUS "Up about an hour" ;-)

any news about that?

[kthemall]

do i see somewhere if my linux pi-node works fine? can anyone confirm somehow?

[kthemall]

There are no bonuses on Linux yet, they said so.

Where did you see that? do you have the link? I have a Pi Node running on an old Mac mini (running OSx) but wondered whether I should try to use the private key from this existing node to populate my new Unix Node? (not sure how I do that - anyone know?) I appreciate that I might not get bonuses for it yet, but will it replace my existing node (and I will lose bonuses for this existing node) or run in parallel and whilst I won't get bonuses for the unix node, I will still get credit for my OSx node?

that´s what i got from pi support:

Pi Network Support Team

Pi Network Support commented:

For assistance with the Node installation steps, please check out our community Wiki page here: https://github.com/pi-node/instructions/wiki . This is an automated reply, and our support team cannot address individual questions about node setup.

Please note that this is a testing phase, the purpose of which is to surface issues experienced by diverse hardware, software and internet connections of our distributed community. Our goal is to enable as many Node applicants to successfully install these steps as possible. After that, we can calibrate the requirements of the device hardware and software necessary for achieving a reliable and secure network. Even if you are currently unsuccessful at completing all the steps, this still provides us with useful information as we make any necessary improvements to accommodate a greater variety of devices from our community. The goal is to have as many nodes as possible and enable all pioneers who want to serve as a node to be nodes. Don’t be discouraged. We appreciate your understanding and patience during our testing phase.

[efrem75]

$ pi-node -v status

do i see somewhere if my linux pi-node works fine? can anyone confirm somehow?

[efrem75]

do i see somewhere if my linux pi-node works fine? can anyone confirm somehow?

#$ sudo pi-node -v status