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Overview

To install and manage your own node, use the MyTonCtrl open-source tool developed by the TON Foundation. MyTonCtrl is reliable and tested on most TON nodes.

MyTonCtrl is a console application that is a convenient wrapper for fift, lite-client, and validator-engine-console. It is specifically designed to streamline wallet, domain, and validator management tasks on Linux.

We are actively seeking feedback about the installation process. If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us.

Install MyTonCtrl​

Download and execute the installation script from a non-root user account with sudo permissions:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ton-blockchain/mytonctrl/master/scripts/install.sh
sudo bash install.sh

Flags:

  • -d - MyTonCtrl will download a dump of the latest blockchain state, significantly reducing synchronization time.
  • -c <path> - Specify a non-public liteserver for synchronization (optional).
  • -i - Ignore minimum requirements; use this only if you test the compilation process without running a real node.
  • -m - Set the mode to either validator or liteserver.
  • -t - Disable telemetry.

To use testnet, pass -c https://ton.org/testnet-global.config.json.

The default value for the -c flag is https://ton-blockchain.github.io/global.config.json, which is default configuration for the mainnet.

General Commands​

help​

No args, prints help text.

exit​

No args, exits from the console.

update​

Updates MyTonCtrl. Param combinations:

Format nameFormatExampleDescription
No argsupdateupdateUpdate from current repo
URL formatupdate [https://github.com/author/repo/tree/branch]update https://github.com/ton-blockchain/mytonctrl/tree/testUpdate from specified URL
Branch Only formatupdate [BRANCH]update testUpdate from specified branch of current repo
Branch Override formatupdate [https://github.com/authorName/repoName/tree/branchName] [BRANCH]update https://github.com/ton-blockchain/mytonctrl/tree/master testUpdate the branch specified by the second argument in the designated repository

upgrade​

Updates the node. Param combinations:

Format nameFormatExampleDescription
No argsupgradeupgradeUpgrade from current repo
URL formatupgrade [https://github.com/author/repo/tree/branch]upgrade https://github.com/ton-blockchain/ton/tree/masterUpgrade from specified URL
Branch Only formatupgrade [BRANCH]upgrade masterUpgrade from specified branch of current repo
Branch Override formatupgrade [https://github.com/authorName/repoName/tree/branchName] [BRANCH]upgrade https://github.com/ton-blockchain/ton/tree/master testnetUpgrade from the branch specified by the second argument of the designated repository

status​

Gets current MyTonCtrl and node status. Param combinations:

Format nameFormatExampleDescription
No argsstatusstatusFull status report including validator efficiency and online validators.
Faststatus faststatus fastThis must be used on Testnet. The status report should exclude the efficiency of validators and the count of online validators.

See more about status output

installer​

No args, runs the installer of TON modules (script /usr/src/mytonctrl/mytoninstaller.py).

status_modes​

No args, shows MyTonCtrl modes.

status_settings​

No args, shows all available settings with their description and values.

enable_mode​

Enables a specific mode.

MyTonCtrl> enable_mode <mode_name>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> enable_mode validator

disable_mode​

Disables a specific mode.

MyTonCtrl> disable_mode <mode_name>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> disable_mode validator

about​

Provides a description of the specified mode.

MyTonCtrl> about <mode_name>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> about validator

get​

Gets the value of a specific setting in JSON format.

MyTonCtrl> get <setting_name>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> get stake

set​

Sets the specified value for a given setting. Skip the check for setting existence if --force is enabled.

MyTonCtrl> set <setting> <value> [--force]

Example:

MyTonCtrl> set stake 9000

rollback​

No args, rolls back to MyTonCtrl 1.0. You should avoid using MyTonCtrl 1.0 under any circumstances.

getconfig​

Retrieves and displays the JSON representation of the configuration specified by <config-id>.

MyTonCtrl> getconfig <config_id> # config id can be omitted

Example:

MyTonCtrl> getconfig 0

get_pool_data​

Retrieves and displays the JSON representation of the pool data specified by <pool-name> or <pool-addr>.

MyTonCtrl> get_pool_data <<pool-name> | <pool-addr>>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> get_pool_data pool_name # you can check possible pool names using ls /home/install_mytonctrl/.local/share/mytoncore/pools

Overlays​

Read Custom overlays.

add_custom_overlay​

Adds a custom overlay with the given <name> using the configuration specified by <path_to_config>.

MyTonCtrl> add_custom_overlay <name> <path_to_config>

Example:

add_custom_overlay custom /config.json
# check link from above to know what config this command requires (/v3/guidelines/nodes/custom-overlays)

list_custom_overlays​

No args, prints custom overlays.

delete_custom_overlay​

Deletes the custom overlay with the specified <name>.

MyTonCtrl> delete_custom_overlay <name>

Validator​

vo​

Votes for the offer specified by <offer-hash>.

MyTonCtrl> vo <offer-hash> # use `ol` to get offers

ve​

No args, votes in the election.

vc​

Votes for the complaint specified by <complaint-hash> in the election specified by <election-id>

MyTonCtrl> vc <election-id> <complaint-hash>

Actually, this will work as well, but you should use data from your current MyTonCtrl state:

MyTonCtrl> vc 0 0

check_ef​

Outputs validator efficiency data for the current and previous rounds.

Note: The accuracy of data improves as the current round progresses.

Based on the validator index, which can be obtained using the status command, there are three possible scenarios:

  1. Validator index in the range [0, max_main_validators): The validator efficiency must remain above 90% for the entire round. This percentage may be adjusted in the future based on statistics. If it falls below this threshold, a penalty (fine) may be imposed.

  2. Validator index in the range [max_main_validators, max_validators): The validator efficiency should still be above 90% for the full round (this percentage may be adjusted in the future based on statistics). Currently, no penalties will be applied; however, this may change in future updates.

  3. The user is not a validator: No penalties apply, but the user is also not eligible for rewards. In this case, there is no validator efficiency to monitor. This situation can arise from having a low stake or an incorrect node configuration. Additionally, ensure that MyTonCtrl is running continuously.

Learn more about max_validators and max_main_validators on config parameters page. Get the current values for mainnet and for testnet.

Pool commands​

See Nominator Pool.

deposit_to_pool​

Deposits the specified <amount> to the pool specified by <pool-addr>.

MyTonCtrl> deposit_to_pool <pool-addr> <amount>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> deposit_to_pool kf_JcC5pn3etTAdwOnc16_tyMmKE8-ftNUnf0OnUjAIdDJpX 1

withdraw_from_pool​

Withdraws the specified <amount> from the pool specified by <pool-addr>

MyTonCtrl> withdraw_from_pool <pool-addr> <amount>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> withdraw_from_pool kf_JcC5pn3etTAdwOnc16_tyMmKE8-ftNUnf0OnUjAIdDJpX 1

cleanup​

No args, cleans up the validator database.

benchmark​

No args, displays a table with several tests.

Single pool​

See Single Nominator Pool.

new_single_pool​

Creates a new single pool with the specified <pool-name> and <owner-address>.

MyTonCtrl> new_single_pool <pool-name> <owner-address>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> new_single_pool name kf9tZrL46Xjux3ZqvQFSgQkOIlteJK52slSYWbasqtOjrKUT

activate_single_pool​

Activates the single pool specified by <pool-name>.

MyTonCtrl> activate_single_pool <pool-name> # pool name from above

Wallet management​

Importing a wallet​

MyTonCtrl supports various types of wallet-like contracts, including wallet-v1, wallet-v3, lockup-wallet, among others. It often offers a straightforward way to interact with these contracts.

Importing Using a Private Key​

If you have access to a private key, you can easily import a wallet:

MyTonCtrl> iw <wallet-addr> <wallet-secret-key>

In this context, <wallet-secret-key> is your private key in base64 format.

Example:

MyTonCtrl> iw kf9tZrL46Xjux3ZqvQFSgQkOIlteJK52slSYWbasqtOjrKUT AAAH++/ve+/vXrvv73vv73vv73vv71DWu+/vWcpA1E777+92Ijvv73vv70iV++/ve+/vUTvv70d77+9UFjvv71277+9bO+/ve+/vXgzdzzvv71i77+977+9CjLvv73vv73vv71i77+9Bu+/vV0oJe+/ve+/vUPvv73vv73vv70=

Importing Using a Mnemonic Phrase​

If you have a mnemonic phrase (a sequence of 24 words like tattoo during ...), follow these steps:

  1. Install Node.js.
  2. Clone and install mnemonic2key: 
    git clone https://github.com/ton-blockchain/mnemonic2key.git
    cd mnemonic2key
    npm install
  3. Run the following command, replacing word1, word2... with your mnemonic phrase and address with the address of your wallet contract: 
    node index.js word1 word2 ... word24 [address]
  4. The script will generate wallet.pk and wallet.addr. Rename them to imported_wallet.pk and imported_wallet.addr.
  5. Copy both files to the ~/.local/share/mytoncore/wallets/ directory.
  6. Open the MyTonCtrl console and list the wallets using the wl command.
  7. Verify that the wallet has been imported and displays the correct balance.
  8. You can now send funds using the mg command. Enter mg to view the help documentation. Remember to replace placeholders (words inside < >) with your actual values when running commands.

Show the list of wallets​

MyTonCtrl> wl

Create a new local wallet​

You can also create a new empty wallet:

MyTonCtrl> nw <workchain-id> <wallet-name> [<version> <subwallet>]

Example:

MyTonCtrl> nw 0 name v3 # by default subwallet is 0x29A9A317 + workchain

Activate a local wallet​

To use a wallet, you must activate it first:

MyTonCtrl> aw <wallet-name>

Before activating, send 1 Toncoin to the wallet:

MyTonCtrl> wl
Name                  Status  Balance           Ver  Wch  Address
validator_wallet_001  active  994.776032511     v1   -1   kf_dctjwS4tqWdeG4GcCLJ53rkgxZOGGrdDzHJ_mxPkm_Xct
wallet_004            uninit  0.0               v1   0    0QBxnZJq4oHVFs4ban3kJ5qllM1IQo57lIx8QP69Ue9A6Kbs

MyTonCtrl> mg validator_wallet_001 0QBxnZJq4oHVFs4ban3kJ5qllM1IQo57lIx8QP69Ue9A6Kbs 1

Then activate it:

MyTonCtrl> aw wallet_004
ActivateWallet - OK

MyTonCtrl> wl
Name                  Status  Balance           Ver  Wch  Address
validator_wallet_001  active  994.776032511     v1   -1   kf_dctjwS4tqWdeG4GcCLJ53rkgxZOGGrdDzHJ_mxPkm_Xct
wallet_004            active  0.998256399       v1   0    kQBxnZJq4oHVFs4ban3kJ5qllM1IQo57lIx8QP69Ue9A6Psp

Get the sequence number of the wallet​

MyTonCtrl> seqno <wallet-name>

Set a wallet version​

This command is needed when a modified wallet with interaction methods similar to a regular one is used.

MyTonCtrl> swv <wallet-addr> <wallet-version>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> swv kf9tZrL46Xjux3ZqvQFSgQkOIlteJK52slSYWbasqtOjrKUT v3

Export a wallet​

It is possible to obtain a specific wallet address along with its secret key:

MyTonCtrl> ew <wallet-name>

Delete a local wallet​

MyTonCtrl> dw <wallet-name>

Account and transaction commands​

Account status​

To check account status and its transaction history use the following command:

MyTonCtrl> vas <account-addr>
# For example, you can get the address of the validator wallet by the wl command and use vas to get more information.

Account history​

To view your account transaction history, use the following command, specifying the number of listed operations as limit:

MyTonCtrl> vah <account-addr> <limit>
# limit is an unsigned integer

Transfer coins​

Transfer coins from the local wallet to another account:

MyTonCtrl> mg <wallet-name> <account-addr | bookmark-name> <amount>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> mg wallet_004 kQBxnZJq4oHVFs4ban3kJ5qllM1IQo57lIx8QP69Ue9A6Psp 1
предупреждение

Wallet version 'v4' is not supported for transferring

Transfer coins through a proxy​

Transfer coins from local wallet to an account through a proxy:

MyTonCtrl> mgtp <wallet-name> <account-addr | bookmark-name> <amount>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> mgtp wallet_004 kQBxnZJq4oHVFs4ban3kJ5qllM1IQo57lIx8QP69Ue9A6Psp 1

General pool commands​

There are two types of pools in MyTonCtrl:

  1. Nominator Pool
  2. Single Nominator Pool

All of them are managed by the following set of commands:

List of pools​

MyTonCtrl> pools_list

Delete a pool​

MyTonCtrl> delete_pool <pool-name>

Importing a pool​

You can add an existing pool to the list of local pools:

MyTonCtrl> import_pool <pool-name> <pool-addr>

Example:

MyTonCtrl> import_pool name kf_JcC5pn3etTAdwOnc16_tyMmKE8-ftNUnf0OnUjAIdDJpX

Bookmarks​

You can create an alias (bookmark) for an account address to simplify its usage.

Create a new bookmark​

MyTonCtrl> nb <bookmark-name> <account-addr | domain-name>

Show the list of bookmarks​

MyTonCtrl> bl

Delete a bookmark​

MyTonCtrl> db <bookmark-name> <bookmark-type>

The other MyTonCtrl commands​

ol​

Show offers list:

Format nameFormatDescription
No argumentsolPrints the table with the hashes reduced.
JSON outputol --jsonPrints the JSON representation of data.
Full hash outputol hashPrints the table with full hashes.
JSON with full hashol --json hashPrints the JSON representation of data. The "hash" argument has no effect in this case.

od​

Retrieves the offer diff.

MyTonCtrl> od [offer-hash]

el​

Shows election entries list.

Format nameFormatDescription
No argumentselPrints the table with ADNL, Pubkey, and Wallet reduced.
Any combination of the following argumentsel --json adnl pubkey wallet pastFull ADNL, Pubkey, Wallet, and past election entries in JSON representation.

Descriptions for each argument:

  • --json: Prints the JSON representation of data.
  • past: Includes past election entries.
  • adnl: Prints full ADNL.
  • pubkey: Displays full pubkey.
  • wallet: Displays full wallet.

vl​

Show active validators

Format nameFormatDescription
No argumentsvlPrints the table with ADNL, Pubkey, and Wallet reduced.
Any combination of the following argumentsvl --json adnl pubkey wallet pastFull ADNL, Pubkey, Wallet, and past validator entries in JSON representation.

Descriptions for each argument:

  • --json: Prints the JSON representation of data.
  • past: Includes past validator entries.
  • adnl: Prints full ADNL.
  • pubkey: Displays full Pubkey.
  • wallet: Displays full Wallet.
  • offline: Excludes online validators.

cl​

Show complaints list

Format nameFormatDescription
No argumentsclPrints the table with ADNL reduced.
Any combination of the following argumentscl --json adnl pastFull ADNL with past complaints in JSON representation.

Descriptions for each argument:

  • --json: Prints the JSON representation of data.
  • past: Includes past complaints.
  • adnl: Prints full ADNL.

Installer​

This section describes installer sub-console, that can be opened by command

MyTonCtrl> installer

Example:

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All commands can be called directly from MyTonCtrl console:

MyTonCtrl> installer [command] [args]

help​

Displays all available commands.

clear​

Clears terminal screen.

exit​

Exits from the mytoninstaller terminal.

status​

Displays the status of services — Full Node, MyTonCore, Validator Console, Lite Server — and node arguments.

set_node_argument​

Format nameFormatDescription
Add or replace argset_node_argument [-ARG_NAME] [ARG_VALUE]Add argument or replace its value if it exists. -ARG_NAME must have - or -- at the beginning
Delete argset_node_argument [-ARG_NAME] -dDelete argument from list.

Available arguments:

Node argument nameDescriptionDefault value
threadscount of threadscpus count - 1
daemonizeNo value
global-configpath to global config/usr/bin/ton/global.config.json
dbpath to database/var/ton-work/db/
lognamepath to logs/var/ton-work/log
state-ttlTTL of blockchain states that the node keeps3600
archive-ttlTTL of blocks that the node stores. To force node not to store archive blocks use the value 864002592000 if liteserver mode was enabled during installation process, otherwise 86400

Example:

MyTonInstaller> set_node_argument --state-ttl 3601

enable​

Enables one of the modes for ton-http-api and creates the necessary configuration:

MyTonInstaller> enable <MODE_NAME>

Modes can have the following names:

  • FN - Full Node
  • VC - Validator Console
  • LS - Lite Server
  • DS - DHT Server
  • JR - JSON RPC
  • THA - TON HTTP API
  • LSP - LS Proxy
  • TSP - TON Storage + TON Storage Provider

Example:

MyTonInstaller> enable FN

update​

Performs the same action as enable in mytoninstaller.

MyTonInstaller> update FN

plsc​

Displays Lite Server config.

Example:

{
  "ip": 1111111111,
  "port": 11111,
  "id": {
    "@type": "pub.ed25519",
    "key": "UURGaaZZjsBbKHvnrBqslHerXYbMCVDKdswKNJvAHkc="
  }
}

clcf​

Creates a local config file (by default at /usr/bin/ton/local.config.json)

Displays LS Proxy config.

create_ls_proxy_config_file​

Currently, it is in the development stage and is not functioning yet.

drvcf​

Dangerous recovery validator config file.

setwebpass​

No args. Sets a password for the web admin interface, runs python3 /usr/src/mtc-jsonrpc/mtc-jsonrpc.py -p.

See also​

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