Automate the setup and background running of the Multisynq Synchronizer CLI on Ubuntu 20.04/22.04 with a single script.
| Requirement | Recommended Specs |
|---|---|
| RAM | 4 GB |
| CPU CORES | 2 |
| DISK | 10 GB NVMe (recommended) |
Recommended server : https://contabo.com/en/vps/
- Rent VPS10 (4.95$/month)
- Make sure to save your password
- Connect with
ssh root@ipon termius
This one-click script will:
- Check your system compatibility
- Update your package index
- Install npm (if not already present)
- Install the synchronizer-cli tool globally via npm
- Install the
screenutility (if missing) - Launch the synchronizer node in a detached background screen session called
synq - Log all output to
~/synchronize.log
You can safely close your terminal—your node keeps running in the background!
- Open a screen
screen -S synq- Run the command
git clone https://github.com/FragIfty01/Multisynq-Guide && cd Multisynq-Guide && chmod +x setup.sh && sudo ./setup.sh- Follow all the prompts
-
View your running node:
screen -r synq
-
Detach and leave it running:
- Press
Ctrl+A, thenD
- Press
-
Check your node stats
synchronize web
- Open the forwarded site to your node stats
- If a
screensession namedsynqalready exists, the script will close it before starting a new one. - The synchronizer runs even if you log out of your server or close your terminal.
- Current online nodes : https://map.startsynqing.com/