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
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  • Navigating the Bot and Jupiter in a Screen Session
  • Going into a Screen Session
  • Detach from the Screen
  • Fully Close the Screen Session
  • Stop the NotArb Platform
  • Multiple Instances of the Same Name?
  1. Setup

Using Screens

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Last updated 2 months ago

Navigating the Bot and Jupiter in a Screen Session

To keep the bot running even after closing the terminal, we will use screen:

Going into a Screen Session

To go into the NotArb bot screen

screen -r notarb

or to go into the Jupiter screen:

screen -r jupiter

Detach from the Screen

Press Ctrl + A, then D.

Fully Close the Screen Session

Kill the notarb Screen

screen -XS notarb kill

Kill the Jupiter Screen

screen -XS jupiter kill

Stop the NotArb Platform

It's time to kill all the screens because the bot is not configured to run properly yet.

screen -XS notarb kill

Kill the Jupiter Session

screen -XS jupiter kill

Multiple Instances of the Same Name?

If for some reason there are multiple notarb or jupiter screen sessions, you will have to kill the session using their PID. Get the list of screen sessions running:

screen -ls

You may see:

There are screens on:
        1755811.jupiter     (11/04/2024 12:54:21 AM)        (Detached)
        6969696.jupiter     (11/04/2024 12:55:21 AM)        (Detached)

If you wanted to kill the latest one with the PID of 6969696, execute the following:

screen -XS 6969696 kill

Ensure you don't have multiple screen sessions running the bot simultaneously to prevent failures.

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