To install the latest version of the Ether-1 Masternode & Service Node software, simply run the commands below. Keep monitoring the server for about 15 minutes after the update to make sure all is working properly.
Login/SSH to your VPS server using the ether1node account.
mkdir -p /tmp/ether1 && cd /tmp/ether1rm -rf upgrade-debian.sh && wget https://github.com/Ether1Project/ether1-node-scripts/releases/download/V1.4.1/upgrade-debian.shchmod +x upgrade-debian.sh./upgrade-debian.sh -servicenodesudo journalctl -f -u ether1node
mkdir -p /tmp/ether1 && cd /tmp/ether1rm -rf upgrade-rpm.sh && wget https://github.com/Ether1Project/ether1-node-scripts/releases/download/V1.4.1/upgrade-rpm.shchmod +x upgrade-rpm.sh./upgrade-rpm.sh -servicenodesudo journalctl -f -u ether1node
mkdir -p /tmp/ether1 && cd /tmp/ether1rm -rf upgrade-debian.sh && wget https://github.com/Ether1Project/ether1-node-scripts/releases/download/V1.4.1/upgrade-debian.shchmod +x upgrade-debian.sh./upgrade-debian.sh -masternodesudo journalctl -f -u ether1node
mkdir -p /tmp/ether1 && cd /tmp/ether1rm -rf upgrade-rpm.sh && wget https://github.com/Ether1Project/ether1-node-scripts/releases/download/V1.4.1/upgrade-rpm.shchmod +x upgrade-rpm.sh./upgrade-rpm.sh -masternodesudo journalctl -f -u ether1node
If the ./<type>.sh command fails, try pre-pending the word sudo to it.
You will be asked to input the password for ether1node before some of the commands run
The last command will leave a status window running to show you the output of the Ether-1 Node status. You can stop the output by pressing CTRL+C