Darth CoinLNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS to your needed source if you set adminUI=TRUE in the .env.ls -a..env file or within your superuser account under Manage-Server section.
If you would like to use the .env version you can find the parameters here:LNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: CoreLightningWalletCORELIGHTNING_RPC: /file/path/lightning-rpcLNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: SparkWalletSPARK_URL: http://10.147.17.230:9737/rpcSPARK_TOKEN: secret_access_keyLNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: LndRestWalletLND_REST_ENDPOINT: http://10.147.17.230:8080/LND_REST_CERT: /file/path/tls.certLND_REST_MACAROON: /file/path/admin.macaroon or Bech64/HexLND_REST_MACAROON_ENCRYPTED: eNcRyPtEdMaCaRoOnLNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: LndWalletLND_GRPC_ENDPOINT: ip_addressLND_GRPC_PORT: portLND_GRPC_CERT: /file/path/tls.certLND_GRPC_MACAROON: /file/path/admin.macaroon or Bech64/Hex
You can also use an AES-encrypted macaroon (more info) instead by usingLND_GRPC_MACAROON_ENCRYPTED: eNcRyPtEdMaCaRoOn
To encrypt your macaroon, run ./venv/bin/python lnbits/wallets/macaroon/macaroon.py.LNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: LNbitsWalletLNBITS_ENDPOINT: https://lnbits.mydomain.comLNBITS_KEY: my-lnbits-AdminKeyLNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: LNbitsWalletLNBITS_ENDPOINT: https://legend.lnbits.comLNBITS_KEY: legend-lnbits-AdminKeyLNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: LnTipsWalletLNBITS_ENDPOINT: https://ln.tipsLNBITS_KEY: To get the Key you will need to run /api in a private chat with the LightningTipbot on Telegram once.<your LNbits host>/wallet/webhook with the "Wallet Receive" event and no secret given. The setting https://mylnbits/wallet/webhook will be the endpoint url that gets notified about any payment.LNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: LNPayWalletLNPAY_API_ENDPOINT: https://api.lnpay.co/v1/LNPAY_API_KEY: sak_apiKeyLNPAY_WALLET_KEY: waka_apiKeyLNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: OpenNodeWalletOPENNODE_API_ENDPOINT: https://api.opennode.com/OPENNODE_KEY: opennodeAdminApiKeyLNBITS_BACKEND_WALLET_CLASS: AlbyWalletALBY_API_ENDPOINT: https://api.getalby.com/ALBY_ACCESS_TOKEN: AlbyAccessTokenLNBITS_ADMIN_UI=true in the .env file, the settings are initialized and will be used. From there on the according settings from the database instead those of the .env file are used.class SaaSSettingsLNBITS_ADMIN_USERS, comma-seperated list of user IDs. Admin Users can change settings in the admin ui - with the exception of funding source settings, because this would require a server restart and could potentially make the server inaccessable. Also they have access to all the extensions dedicaated to them in LNBITS_ADMIN_EXTENSIONS.LNBITS_ALLOWED_USERS, comma-seperated list of user IDs. By defining these users LNbits will no longer be useable by the public. Only defined users and admins can then access the LNbits frontend.cd lnbits ## Stop LNbits with `ctrl + x` git pull ## Keep your poetry install up to date, this can be done with poetry self update poetry install --only main ## or git checkout main && git pull && poetry install ## Start LNbits with poetry run lnbits
sudo systemctl restart lnbits
cd ~/apps/lnbits git pull upstream main sudo ~/scripts/app start lnbits
# STOP LNbits # add the database connection string to .env 'nano .env' LNBITS_DATABASE_URL= # postgres://<user>:<password>@<host>/<database> - alter line bellow with your user, password and db name LNBITS_DATABASE_URL="postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost/lnbits" # save and exit # START LNbits # STOP LNbits poetry run python tools/conv.py # or make migration
allow-circular-route=1FORWARDED_ALLOW_IPS=*RequestHeader set "X-Forwarded-Proto" expr=%{REQUEST_SCHEME} RequestHeader set "X-Forwarded-SSL" expr=%{HTTPS}
.env file (see the env example here). This only works if you use the setting adminUI=FALSE in the .env, otherwise you need to do that in the Manage Server section -> Users -> Allowed Users. Everyone else will not be allowed afterwards.LIGHTNING_INVOICE_EXPIRY in your .env file or use the AdminUI to change the default value for all invoices. There is also a new field in the /api/v1/payments endpoint where you can set expiry in the JSON data.cd ~/app-data/lnbits/data sqlite3 database.sqlite3 .dump wallets
INSERT INTO wallets VALUES('f8a43fc363ea428db5c53b3559935f1f','NAME OF WALLET','1280ff5910a9c485a782a2376f338b6c','33b95b099ce848e3b484124373f681e5','2cca208ae6d94d438227b9487ff216f9');
https://your.lnbits.com/wallet?usr=1280ff5910a9c485a782a2376f338b6c&wal=f8a43fc363ea428db5c53b3559935f1f
.quit
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