Node Reports

Advanced Nodes report their own health here every 15 minutes: which release they run, whether the token layer is loaded, how many peers they see, how much disk is left, and whether they carry the Send To Many upgrade.

install the reporter on a node

Open the box (AWS Console → Connect → EC2 Instance Connect) and paste this one line. It only reads; it never touches wallets, settings or the chain.

curl -fsSL "https://core.honest.money/install/node-agent.sh?v=$(date +%s)" -o /tmp/agent.sh && sudo bash /tmp/agent.sh install

To stop a node reporting: sudo bash /tmp/agent.sh uninstall

reporting 0on the send-to-many build 0 / 0

Advanced Nodes

Machines we run ourselves — seeds, the main RPC node, the Send To Many test box and the mempool viewer. Click any node for its full health page.

node1.texitcoin.org
Hardcoded seed
not reporting yet — install the reporting agent on this box
node2.texitcoin.org
Hardcoded seed
not reporting yet — install the reporting agent on this box
node3.texitcoin.org
Hardcoded seed (Helsinki)
not reporting yet — install the reporting agent on this box
node-txc.honest.money
Hardcoded seed / main RPC
not reporting yet — install the reporting agent on this box
node-mempool.texitcoin.org
Mempool viewer / full node
not reporting yet — install the reporting agent on this box
node1-pionex.texitcoin.org
Pionex exchange node / full node
not reporting yet — install the reporting agent on this box
node-omni.texitcoin.org
Send To Many test box / build box
not reporting yet — install the reporting agent on this box
stratum.pool.texitcoin.org
Mining pool (yiimp) / full node
not reporting yet — install the reporting agent on this box

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disk running low on a node?

This clears old backups, build folders, package caches and rotated logs. It never touches the blockchain, wallets or settings, and the node keeps running throughout.

curl -fsSL "https://core.honest.money/install/disk-cleanup.sh?v=$(date +%s)" -o /tmp/cleanup.sh && bash /tmp/cleanup.sh

That first run only looks. To actually free the space: sudo bash /tmp/cleanup.sh clean