boltcard/docs/INSTALL.md
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# Bolt card service installation
## hardware & o/s
1 GHz processor, 2 GB RAM, 10GB storage minimum
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS server
### login
create and use a user named `ubuntu`
### install Go
[Go download & install](https://go.dev/doc/install)
`$ go version` >= 1.18.3
### install Postgres
[Postgres download & install](https://www.postgresql.org/download/linux/ubuntu/)
`$ psql --version` >= 12.11
### install Caddy
[Caddy download & install](https://caddyserver.com/docs/install)
`$ caddy version` >= 2.5.2
### download the boltcard repository
`$ git clone https://github.com/boltcard/boltcard`
### get a macaroon and tls.cert from the lightning node
create a macaroon with limited permissions to the lightning node
[lncli download & install](https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/blob/master/docs/INSTALL.md)
```
$ lncli \
--rpcserver=lightning-node.io:10009 \
--macaroonpath=admin.macaroon \
--tlscertpath="tls.cert" \
bakemacaroon uri:/routerrpc.Router/SendPaymentV2 > SendPaymentV2.macaroon.hex
$ xxd -r -p SendPaymentV2.macaroon.hex SendPaymentV2.macaroon
```
### setup the boltcard server
edit `boltcard.service` in the section named `boltcard service settings`
edit `Caddyfile` to set the boltcard domain name
### database creation
edit `create_db.sql` to set the cardapp password
`$ sudo -u postgres createuser -s ubuntu`
`$ ./s_create_db`
### boltcard service install
`$ ./s_build`
`$ sudo systemctl enable boltcard`
`$ sudo systemctl status boltcard`
### https setup
set up the domain A record to point to the server
set up the server hosting firewall to allow open access to https (port 443) only
### caddy setup for https
`$ sudo cp Caddyfile /etc/caddy`
`$ sudo systemctl stop caddy`
`$ sudo systemctl start caddy`
`$ sudo systemctl status caddy`
you should see 'certificate obtained successfully' in the service log
### service bring-up and testing
#### service log
the service log should be monitored on a separate console while tests are run
`$ journalctl -u boltcard.service -f`
#### local http
`$ curl http://127.0.0.1:9000/ln?1`
this should respond with 'bad request' and show up in the service log
#### remote https
navigate to the service URL from a browser, for example `https://card.yourdomain.com/ln?2`
this should respond with 'bad request' and show up in the service log
#### bolt card
`Environment="FUNCTION_LNURLW=ENABLE"`
[create a bolt card](CARD_ANDROID.md) with the URI pointing to this server
use a PoS setup to read the bolt card, e.g. [Breez wallet](https://breez.technology/)
monitor the service log to ensure decryption, authentication, payment rules and lightning payment work as expected
#### lightning address (optional)
add lightning address support to receive funds to cards
`Environment="FUNCTION_LNURLP=ENABLE`
`cards.lnurlp_enable='Y'`
#### email notifications (optional)
add email notifications for payments and fund receipt
`Environment="AWS_SES_ID=..."`
`Environment="AWS_SES_SECRET=..."`
`Environment="AWS_SES_EMAIL_FROM=..."`
`Environment="FUNCTION_EMAIL=ENABLE"`
`card.email_address='Y'`
`cards.email_enable='Y'`
#### production use
ensure that LOG_LEVEL is set to PRODUCTION
ensure that all secrets are minimally available
ensure that you have good operational security practices
monitor the system for unusual activity
# Further information and support
[bolt card FAQ](FAQ.md)
[bolt card telegram group](https://t.me/bolt_card)