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There is a new blockchain based project called [bitradio](http://bitrad.io). You will get paid for listening radio streams on theirs web page. So everyone is able to become a blockchain miner easily )). More effectively you can earn BRO tokens if you hold a master node. You will earn 0.5 BRO every confirmed block (1 BRO a hour). The only problem is you have to deposit 2500.00 BRO on master node. It is currently difficult, to get BRO because ICO round is over and only one exchange - cryptodao.com has BRO tokens without life currently Another one possibility to earn tokens for staking BRO on a constantly running wallet. Thus I chosen this option. I bought some tokens (125BRO) on the exchange. I already have server, so I just had to bring bitradio wallet to the server. Because nowadays the docker is a very good option for this, so I wrote a script, which builds a docker image and added some scripts for managing container. The project you can find on github https://github.com/gropox/docker-bitradio On the target server you should install git и docker. Most likely you can install git using packet manager of your distributive. Docker you can install following these instructions [over there](https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/linux/ubuntu/#install-using-the-repository) Clone the github repository ``` git clone https://github.com/gropox/docker-bitradio ``` enter new folder docker-bitradio. There is already some scripts and sub-folder **data** with empty config file for bitradio. In **docker-bitradio** at first run the build.sh script, which will build an docker image containing bitradio-wallet. ``` ./build.sh ``` https://s19.postimg.org/srmw5z0lf/bitradio-build.png It takes some time depending on your server. If container completed, you can nun start this container using this script ``` ./run.sh ``` docker prints a hash of new container and starts simultaneous the bitradio-wallet in this container. You should already be able to see new files in data folder. https://s19.postimg.org/sswtze2f7/bitradio-run.png In order to communicate with bitradio-wallet you have to enter into container using **enter.sh** ``` ./enter.sh ``` Now you see command line with root users of that container. All programs running in this container with root rights but it safe, because the container has own file system. Only **/bitcoind** is mounted as your ~/docker-bitradio/data/ folder. Bitradio-wallet puts all files in that folder and can access only this folder. To make sure, bitradio wallet is running run this command ``` brad getinfo ``` whereby **brad** is a script which simple calls /usr/local/bin/Bitradiod and passes through parameters. All available bitradio commands you can get using this command ```brad help``` So, you should get an answer from wallet like on following image. As you can see, the wallet started synchronization with bitradio network and already downloaded 21035 blocks. Bitradio network is now young and has less then 80000 blocks. https://s19.postimg.org/d8pg8usar/bitradio-enter.png Now you can already obtain a new address of the wallet using following command. ``` brad getaccountaddress ropox ``` Whereby ropox is account. If such account is not existing, the wallet will create one and generate a new address for this account. https://s19.postimg.org/hj444fxdv/015.png I transfered 125 BRO to this new address. The balance and status you can check using following commands. ``` brad getbalance или brad getinfo ``` https://s19.postimg.org/rhp2qx6tf/bitradio-getbalance.png That's it. Do not forget to make a backup of your wallet. ``` brad backupwallet wallet_staker.bck chmod a+r /bitradio/wallet_staker.bck ``` chmod because the backup file created in ~/docker-bitradio/data/ order hast id of root and normally you cannot read it. In order to leave docker container use ```exit```. You can start and stop container using **stop.sh** и **start.sh**. **run.sh** is needed only once to create and run container initially. Now I'm waiting for first BRO tokens for staking. Weither it works? I don't know it yet.