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Hi, thanks for putting this together. I just did the install on Rasp Pi 3 with dashd already installed. I had the following issues and here are my fixes.

• Zeromq was not installed on my distro and is a dependancy.
  sudo apt-get install libzmq3-dbg libzmq3-dev libzmq3
• swapfile wouldn't mount due to insecure permission. I already have swap, so I commented out those lines.
• chown to dashpay would have failed since it is not created anywhere in the script, so I changed it to pi:pi since that is the user I am using on the Rasp Pi and it comes out of the box.
• npm seems to be out of date, so added these two lines prior to doing the real work
  $my_npm i npm@latest -g
$my_npm audit fix
• npm displayed this warning, which I have not yet resolved, but it seems like there is a newer repo for insight?

npm WARN deprecated [email protected]: Deprecated - please use https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dashevo/insight-api

Finally, the port to access insight on is 3001, only processes run as root can bind to <1024. I am happy with it on 3001, but your examples wont work as posted.

Hi, I'm new here at Git hub and I come with a problem, the thing is that I installed the Dash Full Node in Cent OS 7, I must admit that it was not easy since all the commands are designed in Ubuntu / Debian and I was pretty complicated to find the equivalents of the repositories and the commands but I achieved it, Now I want to install the Dash Insigth and at the time of putting the command Bash Install.sh I get the following error:

[develop @ ip-172-16-32-45 dash-insight-installer.sh] $ bash install.sh
It looks like dashd is already installed at '/ opt / dashpay / bin / dashd', that's great!
[sudo] password for develop:
Reading package lists ... Done
Building dependence tree ... Done
E: Unable to locate package wget
E: Unable to locate package curl
E: Unable to locate package git
E: Unable to locate package python

I do not know what to do, I have tried everything and I am completely sure that I have all those packages installed, I would appreciate it if you could help me as soon as possible because it is urgent

Once the systemd script is set up it'll be time to complete the documentation.

The installer should install as a service that starts on system boot.