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Install docs update
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iulianpascalau authored Apr 23, 2024
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```bash
1) install
2) observing_squad
3) upgrade
4) upgrade_squad
5) upgrade_proxy
6) remove_db
7) start
8) stop
9) cleanup
10) github_pull
11) add_nodes
12) get_logs
13) benchmark
14) quit
3) multikey_group
4) upgrade
5) upgrade_multikey
6) upgrade_squad
7) upgrade_proxy
8) remove_db
9) start
10) start_all
11) stop
12) stop_all
13) cleanup
14) github_pull
15) add_nodes
16) get_logs
17) benchmark
18) quit
Please select an action:1
```
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Upgrade your node by running the script and selecting either of these options:
- `10 - github_pull` downloads the latest version of the scripts
- `3 - upgrade`
- `7 - start`
- `14 - quit`
- `14 - github_pull` downloads the latest version of the scripts
- `4 - upgrade`
- `9 - start`
- `18 - quit`
```bash
~/mx-chain-scripts/script.sh
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:::caution
The `OVERRIDE_CONFIGVER` is not backed up when calling `github_pull` operation.
:::
## **Troubleshooting**
If the node fails to start and the termui window shows messages like:
```
termui websocket error, retrying in 10s...
termui websocket error, retrying in 10s...
termui websocket error, retrying in 10s...
```
a good method to check what the node is trying to do at startup (and fails) is to issue this command:
```bash
sudo journalctl -f -u elrond-node-XXX.service
```
by replacing `XXX` with the actual node instance on the machine: 0, 1, 2, 3...

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