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README.md

Prerequisites

Download nym-network-requester and nym-socks5-client binaries from: https://github.com/nymtech/nym/releases (version 1.1.10 was tested)

initializing and run nym bins:

  • network requester:

    # --gateway is optional
    # gateway address is an already existing one
    # if omitted, gateway will be randomly chosen based on some factors
    % ./nym-network-requester init --id nettestnode --gateway 2BuMSfMW3zpeAjKXyKLhmY4QW1DXurrtSPEJ6CjX3SEh
    % ./nym-network-requester run --id nettestnode
    

    take note of the address in the log, will be something like this:

> The address of this client is: 4owvZtatuzYJkJFmG6xyAxCg7ic7aZiJfBnReb6SbEtf.3F5DS1p1UP9Y6H7AGNnRAeTqXU81dQVj8BTDeVNLZWsp@2BuMSfMW3zpeAjKXyKLhmY4QW1DXurrtSPEJ6CjX3SEh

alternatively you can check the config file: ~/.nym/service-providers/network-requester/nettestnode/config/config.toml

  • client:

    # --provider is required
    % ./nym-socks5-client init --id sockstest --provider 4owvZtatuzYJkJFmG6xyAxCg7ic7aZiJfBnReb6SbEtf.3F5DS1p1UP9Y6H7AGNnRAeTqXU81dQVj8BTDeVNLZWsp@2BuMSfMW3zpeAjKXyKLhmY4QW1DXurrtSPEJ6CjX3SEh
    % ./nym-socks5-client run --id sockstest
    

after nym-network-requester initialization you can add '127.0.0.1' or 'localhost' to ~/.nym/service-providers/network-requester/allowed.list

adding a new domain/address to allowed.list while nym-network-requester is running will require you to restart it.

now you can run tmux_session.sh