README.md

RTL

Note: v0.15.0 of RTL has breaking changes, this playbook needs updating.

• create a file with the rune: echo "LIGHTNING_RUNE=\"$(lightning-cli commando-rune | jq -r .rune)\"" > .rune
• configure the rune path in RTL
• the RTL-config.json in /var/compose is spurious, iirc this pod is using env variables
• we probably dont need a macaroon anymore with clnrest

Ride-The-Lightning/RTL

This deployment has extra steps due to handling sensitive macaroon material. Upgrades are a single command though.

variables

See host_vars

deployment example

• Generate an app password and source it into the environment. Then run the setup tasks.

pass generate -n satstack.net/wartortle/RTL_PASS
export wartortle_RTL_PASSWORD=$(pass satstack.net/wartortle/RTL_PASS)
ansible-playbook playbooks/host_tasks/wartortle.satstack.net/rtl.yml --tags setup

• Copy the sensitive access.macaroon (which is a plaintext admin macaroon) from your cl-rest to /var/compose/.secrets/lightningd/

• Run the rest of the play and let systemd start the container

  ansible-playbook playbooks/host_tasks/wartortle.satstack.net/rtl.yml
  systemctl --user restart container-RTL.service
  podman logs --follow RTL
  

systemd

systemctl --user status container-RTL.service

upgrades

ansible-playbook playbooks/host_tasks/wartortle.satstack.net/rtl/main.yml --tags podman

troubleshooting

podman inspect RTL | jq

Drop this in your bashrc:

repod() {
    systemctl --user restart "container-${1}.service"
    podman logs --tail=0 --follow $1
}

Then you get nice output when you repod RTL.