BTW, how would I stop the daemons if I'm using mxnsch's script?
Oh that's weird if so. Hopefully another reinstall (or simple restart of the daemon) will fix it. hmm.
To stop, just run the following command with the MN number you want to stop:
/usr/local/bin/darknet-cli -conf=/etc/masternodes/darknet_n1.conf stop
Then restart it using:
systemctl restart darknet_n1
Okay and the script won't try to automatically restart it? I remember I found a way to kill the darknetd process by using the PID number, but the daemons kept being automatically restarted.
yes the instance will be restarted autom.
close it like this: systemctl stop darknet_n1, systemctl stop darknet_n2 ...
and it will stay down until you restart the service with: systemctl restart darknet_n1, systemctl restart darknet_n2 ...
Cheers
Yes, thanks! =D
Now when I've got "top" open, and I see my 5 darknetd's in there. Is there any way I can tell which one belongs to which directory (darknet_n1, _n2 etc) based on the PID or something?