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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @sancristrader 20 Nov \ parent \ on: Official Alby Hub guide meta
Can you answer these questions about opening a direct channel to SN:
- If I want to only receive what I earn on SN, the outbound liquidity would have to be minimal? How much would it have to be?
- Private or public channel? (I have no other channels to me)
- Do you have any write-up or instructions on how to open a channel to you?
- Can you open a channel to my node instead?
The tx fees are minumal right now, so I think i'd be interested in opening a direct channel to SN.
Also, I see this in the SN FAQ:
there could be an issue paying your receiving wallet if the zap is small and you don't have a direct channel to SN, the routing fee may exceed SN's 3% max feeSo there seems to be an advantage in opening a direct channel?
- Can you explain why it gets expensive when I open a channel with SN directly?
- What are the cheapest channel to open? And how do I fund this wallet, it has 0 sats and no channels open.
Also, another thing for the guide is that it is probably wise to not run the config portal on a public IP, to expose the node config to the open internet?
I run Docker bound to localhost
docker run -d \
--privileged \
--name albyhub \
-v /nail/alby/data:/data \
-e WORK_DIR='/data' \
-p 127.0.0.1:8080:8080 \
ghcr.io/getalby/hub:latest
then ssh'd to my server with an SSH tunnel
ssh -L 8080:localhost:8080 me@myserver.com
and then accessed the portal via
http://localhost:8080/
in my browserI am running the Hub in the Docker container on my server. Configured everything per this guide, and the send/receive wallets show green:
The hub portal however says that I must open a channel first, to receive anything:
Is this required, or SN will open a channel to my hub when I withdraw?
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