NotArb - Solana Arbitrage Bot
  • Getting Started
    • Welcome
    • Changelog
    • The Basics
  • Setup
    • Start Here!
    • Prerequisites
      • Recommended Apps
      • RPC Providers
      • Linux Machines
    • Logging in Using SSH
    • Securing Your Machine
      • User Management
      • SSH Key-Based Authentication
      • Setting up UFW
      • Setting up fail2ban
      • Securing Wallet Private Key
    • Setting up for FTP
    • Initial Setup of NotArb
    • Using Screens
    • Making a Solana Wallet
  • Configurations
    • Using Nano
    • Config Basics
    • bot-config.toml
      • General Bot Settings
      • WSOL Unwrapper
      • JITO Strategy Settings
      • Spam Strategy Settings
      • Token Lists Settings
      • Swap Settings
    • jupiter-config.toml
      • Manager Settings
      • Env Settings
      • Mint Filters
    • Shell Scripts
      • run-bot.sh
      • run-jupiter.sh
      • run-screens.sh
  • Usage
    • Strategies
      • Jito Strategy
      • Spam Strategy
    • Updating
  • EXPERIMENTAL FEATURES
    • Overview & Caution
    • New Setup Configurations
  • New Mint Configurations
  • Default Strategy Fields
  • Jito Example
  • Spam Example
  • Extra Features
  • Support
    • FAQ
    • Common Issues
    • Troubleshooting
    • NotArb Docs Tracker
    • Contact
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  1. Setup

Initial Setup of NotArb

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Last updated 2 months ago

Initial Linux Setup

1

SSH into Your Linux Machine

Use your choice of SSH Client to connect to your server. Refer to section for help.

2

Create a Directory for the Bot

mkdir bot
cd bot
3

Make notarb owner of the new bot folder

sudo chown -R notarb:notarb bot
4

Download the Latest Release of NotArb

Go to the page and download the latest version of NotArb and download it to your preferred folder. Download the tar.gz file type of the version you want.

5

Extract the NotArb tar.gz File

Use an extract or unzip tool to extract the tar.gz file.

For Windows users, right click and click Extract All.

6

Open FileZilla

Open Filezilla and connect to the server.

On the left side, navigate to where you downloaded and extracted the NotArb files.

On the right side, navigate to where the bot directory is located.

7

Transfer Files

Select all the files by clicking and dragging. Right click and click Upload

8

Go back to the Putty Terminal

9

Grant Execution Permissions

chmod +x *
10

Run the Bot

To see if everything is working, we can run the bot by running the run-screens.sh script. This will start a screen for NotArb and Jupiter.

./run-screens.sh

You should see the NotArb bot and Jupiter setting up and starting to run. Confirm by running the following:

screen -ls
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