GSF SYSTEM TRULEDGER SERVER

This server implements the deliverable Global Standard for Gold Globals and Silver Isles. The downloadable electronic wallet is for both our Truledger and Loom based vouchers.

What is Truledger?

Truledger is a cryptographically secured vault and trading system. It is a general ledger, digitally-signed with RSA security and allows the server and the client to prove to each other that they agreed at a particular time on their balances while allowing destruction of transaction history for closed trades.

Use of this server indicates acceptance of the terms of GSF System.

How to install the Truledger client

Windows

To use the Truledger client in Windows, you will need all three Windows files from the download page. The first file will install the C++ libraries from Microsoft. The second file will install OpenSSL_Lite, which Windows will use to create the required encryption keys. The third file is the actual Truledger client.

To install the C++ libraries, merely double-click the executable file and select "Run". After you accept the license agreement, the libraries will install automatically.

To install OpenSSL_Lite, double-click the executable file and select "Run". You will be asked to accept the license agreement and specify the installation location. You can accept all the default options.

Download and run the Truledger installer for your platform. It will guide you through the installation, optionally placing an icon on your desktop. Double-click the icon, or choose "All Programs / Truledger / Truledger" from the start menu. A terminal window will appear, and the Truledger client will open in your default web browser. To stop the webserver, close your browser and the terminal window.

Linux

Ubuntu, Debian, and other apt-get/dpkg based systems

Download the truledger_1.1.3_xxx.deb file for your archictecture (xxx=i386 for 32-bit or amd64 for 64-bit).

If there is an earlier version of Truledger installed, remove it (in a terminal):

  sudo dpkg -r truledger

From the directory where you downloaded truledger_1.1.3_xxx.deb:

  sudo dpkg -i truledger_1.1.3_xxx.deb

Or in Synaptic, you can use "Add downloaded packages" from the file menu, and remove and install from there.

Choose Truledger from the Applications/Office/Truledger menu, or double click on its desktop file in /usr/share/applications/. This opens a terminal window, and opens the Truledger client in your default web browser. To quit, close the browser window and the terminal window.

Redhat, Fedora, and other RPM-based systems

Download the truledger-1.1.3-2.xxx.rpm file for your archictecture (xxx=i386 for 32-bit or x86_64 for 64-bit).

If there is an earlier version of Truledger installed, remove it (in a terminal):

  sudo rpm -e truledger

From the directory where you downloaded truledger-1.1.3-2.xxx.rpm:

  sudo rpm -i truledger-1.1.3-2.xxx.rpm

Choose Truledger from the Applications/Office/Truledger menu, or double click on its desktop file in /usr/share/applications/. This opens a terminal window, and opens the Truledger client in your default web browser. To quit, close the browser window and the terminal window.

Other Linux systems

Download the truledger-lx86cl.tar.gz, or, for 64-bit systems, truledger-lx86cl64.tar.gz, and place it in a "truledger" directory of your home folder. From the terminal window, enter the truledger directory and unroll the tar ball.

  cd truledger
  tar -xvzf truledger-lx86cl.tar.gz

When you execute the included file, Truledger client will start a webserver and connect to it with your default web browser.

  ./truledger-lx86cl

You can stop the webserver using the "Shut down web server" button on the Admin screen, or by typing Ctrl-C in the terminal window where you started it.

Mac OS X

Download Truledger-1.1.3.dmg, currently only available for 64-bit Macs. Double-click on the file to open it. Drag the Truledger icon into the Applications folder alias to install. Double-click the Truledger icon in the Applications folder to run it. A text window will appear, and the client will open in your default web browser. Close the browser window and click "Cancel" on the text window to quit.

FreeBSD

Same as Other Linux Systems, but the archive is named truledger-fx86cl.tar.gz or truledger-fx86cl64.tar.gz, and the executable is named truledger-fx86cl or truledger-fx86cl64.