Marlinctl 2.X provides an improved process management command line interface for setting up the different components of the Marlin network.
If you wish to run the latest stable releases compiled by marlin team, please use our public release artifacts. Following is marlinctl 2.5.1 for you (which automatically upgrades to latest publically released marlinctl upon running the following).
sudo wget http://public.artifacts.marlin.pro/projects/marlinctl/2.5.1/marlinctl-2.5.1-linux-amd64 --output-document=/usr/local/bin/marlinctl
if [[ `md5sum /usr/local/bin/marlinctl | cut -d' ' -f1` == "2acbdb08c09ffadf2ce4fe57bbbd9f96" ]]; then echo "verified md5sum" ; else echo "wrong md5sum, deleting marlinctl" && sudo rm /usr/local/bin/marlinctl; fi
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/marlinctl
sudo marlinctl --registry-syncIf you run marlinctl -v, it should return the latest release of marlinctl. For example (for illustration purposes only):
marlinctl version 2.5.1 build master@76eacbd3b31dc8955caffb0313d133ed1e44c0ea
Compiled on: 08-06-2021_04-40-35@UTC
Always try running the latest version of marlinctl. Marlinctl will auto-update by default or on calling marlinctl --registry-sync if new versions are found upstream.
git clone https://github.com/marlinprotocol/marlinctl2.gitOnly for development purposes, not for release builds unless by marlin team.
Prerequisites: go >= 1.15.1, make, supervisord, supervisorctl
To build marlinctl2 tagged with version 2.0.0 from repository, run
sh mk.sh 2.0.0A marlinctl executable should be built inside the build directory
Root access is needed to run commands, be sure to run it with sudo if you are not the root user.
To get list of available commands, run
sudo marlinctl --helpThe cli is fully explorable, so every subcommand at all depths has a --help option. For example, running
sudo marlinctl beacon --helpwill list the subcommands available w.r.t the beacon and running
sudo marlinctl beacon create --helpwill print the usage and the cli options available.