Quip Network Node Manager

Simple Bash manager for running a Quip node in CPU or CUDA mode with a small terminal UI.

Server Rental

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What This Script Does

quip.sh helps you install, configure, run, and manage a Quip node without doing everything manually through Docker and config files.

It supports:

• CPU profile
• CUDA profile
• profile switching without losing node identity
• node stats and wallet info
• cleaner miner log viewing
• GPU tuning prompts for CUDA mode

Main Features

• install Installs Docker if needed, clones the Quip node repo, prepares config, opens required ports, and starts the node.

• start Starts the selected node profile.

• stop Stops the selected node profile.

• logs Lets you choose between: normal logs - raw logs as-is miner logs - filtered logs with noisy network spam hidden

• node info Shows node name, host, profile, secret, mining stats, and for CUDA also shows current GPU settings.

• update Pulls the latest repo/image and recreates the container.

• switch profile Switches between CPU and CUDA while preserving the current secret, node_name, and public_host.

• remove Stops containers and removes the local installation and saved manager state.

CPU Mode

In CPU mode the script asks how many CPU cores to use.

Notes:

• num_cpus is written into config
• the selected core count is remembered
• when you switch back to CPU later, the script restores the saved value

CUDA Mode

When installing CUDA for the first time, or when switching from CPU to CUDA, the script asks for GPU settings.

GPU Settings

• utilization GPU load ceiling from 1 to 100. 100 means maximum allowed GPU load.

• yielding Friendly GPU sharing mode. When enabled, the miner gives GPU resources to other applications when needed.

Current CUDA settings are shown:

• after CUDA install/switch
• in node info

Logs

The log viewer has 2 modes:

• normal logs Full container logs without filtering

• miner logs Filtered view that hides noisy lines from: node_client.py peer_ban_list.py telemetry.py

This makes it easier to watch actual mining activity instead of network spam.

Identity Persistence

When switching between CPU and CUDA, the script keeps:

• secret
• node_name
• public_host

This means your node identity is preserved during normal profile switching.

The secret changes only if you remove the installation or delete the config manually.

What You Need

• Linux VPS or server
• root access
• Docker support
• NVIDIA GPU and drivers if you want CUDA mode

Usage

Run:

sudo bash quip.sh

Then use the menu to install and manage the node.

Run From GitHub

Download, make executable, and run:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VaniaHilkovets/QuipNetwork-node-autoinstall/main/quip_manager.sh -o quip_manager.sh && chmod +x quip_manager.sh && sudo bash quip_manager.sh

Or with wget:

wget -O quip_manager.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VaniaHilkovets/QuipNetwork-node-autoinstall/main/quip_manager.sh && chmod +x quip_manager.sh && sudo bash quip_manager.sh

Notes

• CPU mode uses configurable CPU worker count
• CUDA mode uses one miner per detected GPU device
• if GPU settings are not explicitly saved yet, CUDA falls back to: utilization = 100 yielding = false

Contacts

• Telegram Channel: https://t.me/SotochkaZela
• Telegram Chat: https://t.me/sotochkachat