mysentinel

An easy to use wrapper around the sentinelcli.

Install

Get and install sentinel-cli

Configure

Git and install MySentinel

git clone https://github.com/freqnik/mysentinel

Copy mysentinel.sh to $HOME/bin and make sure $PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH is in your .bashrc file.

Run:

mysentinel.sh help

And follow the prompts to add your wallet address and wallet name. If your wallet isn't installed use

mysentinel.sh recover

This will add your wallet to the sentinel-cli config.

Usage

MySentinel now understands using the SCRT token on the Sentinel Network.

An example to subscribe to a SCRT DVPN node would be

$mysentinel.sh sub sentnode1042x4tlqdlmar0sl0rpre4p3nl4fvqwq6kca02 7000uscrt

mysentinel.sh sub sentnode1042x4tlqdlmar0sl0rpre4p3nl4fvqwq6kca02 7000uscrt
Total SCRT: 7000ibc/31FEE1A2A9F9C01113F90BD0BBCCE8FD6BBB8585FAF109A2101827DD1D5B95B8
NODE: sentnode1042x4tlqdlmar0sl0rpre4p3nl4fvqwq6kca02, DEPOSIT: 7000ibc/31FEE1A2A9F9C01113F90BD0BBCCE8FD6BBB8585FAF109A2101827DD1D5B95B8
Confrim (y/n): 

$ mysentinel.sh help

         MySentinel dVPN v0.3.3 (freQniK)
        
         Usage: /home/bubonic/bin/mysentinel.sh [options]
          
         Options: 
                  list,                         list all available dVPN nodes
                  sub <NODE_ADDRESS> <DEPOSIT>, subscribe to a node with address and deposit amount (in udpvn or uscrt, i.e., 500000udpvn, 7000uscrt)
                  subs,                         list your subscriptions with extra output of Location and Node Name
                  quota <ID>,                   list the quota and data used for subscription ID (found in subs option)
                  conn <ID> <NODE_ADDRESS>,     connect to the Node with ID and NODE_ADDRESS
                  part,                         disconnect from Sentinel dVPN. Note: you may have to ifconfig down <wg_interface> and edit /etc/resolv.conf
                  recover,                      add a wallet from the seed phrase
          
$ 

Example output:

mysentinel.sh subs

In case I want to connect to a node I would run:

$ ./mysentinel.sh conn 1329 sentnode1cwrk3xev08e75afd75y8ckqvt4ks4wq7g770v8

To disconnect:

$ ./mysentinel.sh part

NOTE: I've experienced the follwing issues when using the sentinelcli to disconnect. It never brings down the wireguard interface. In my case after mysentinel.sh part I would then run sudo ifconfig wg_interface down. Furthermore, my /etc/resolv.conf is not set to my gateway, as I run a dnsproxy there. So you may have to edit /etc/resolv.conf as well back to the original settings.

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