Updating installation docs (Proofreading pt1)

installation-testnet-mainnet.md

@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ sudo apt install python build-essential
 ### Clone the repo
 ```
 git clone https://github.com/status-im/snt-gas-relay.git
+cd snt-gas-relay/gas-relayer
 npm install
 ```
 
@@ -36,21 +37,23 @@ npm install
 1. Verify `geth` light mode starts successfully. Exit geth when you see everything is ok
 ```
 geth --testnet --syncmode=light console
-Ctrl + C
+> exit
 ```
 
 2. Create an account (at the moment, this install procedure has only been tested with Ropsten testnet). It will ask you for a password
 ```
-geth account new
+geth --testnet account new
 ```
 
 3. Create a file `geth_pass` that will contain the password. Ensure the permissions are read/write for the owner. This file can be put in any secure folder you determine. YOu need access to this file from the folder where the gas-relayer will execute
 ```
-echo "MyPassword" > snt-gas-relay\gas-relayer\testnet_password
-chmod 600 snt-gas-relay\gas-relayer\testnet_password
+echo "MyPassword" > testnet_password
+chmod 600 testnet_password
 ```
 
 4. There aren't enough geth peers with Whisper enabled to guarantee that messages will arrive from one node to other. We need to create a `static-nodes.json` file in `~/.ethereum/testnet/geth/`.
+`vi ~/.ethereum/testnet/geth/`
+
 This file needs to contain the following array:
 ```
 [
@@ -82,7 +85,7 @@ Before executing this program, `config/config.json` must be setup and `npm insta
 
 1. For testnet, a config file is provided with the required configuration.
 ```
-cd snt-gas-relay/config
+cd config
 rm config.js 
 mv config.testnet.js config.js
 ```
@@ -96,9 +99,16 @@ mv config.testnet.js config.js
 
 
 ### Launching the relayer
-A `launch-geth-testnet.sh` script is provided. You need to edit this file and set the `--unlock` option with the address used for procesing the transactions, and also the `--password` with the path to the password file. This script assumes the password file is called `testnet_password` and it's located in the same folder of the gas-relayer service.
+A `launch-geth-testnet.sh` script is provided in the `snt-gas-relayer/gas-relayer` folder. You need to edit this file and set the `--unlock` option with the address used for procesing the transactions, and also the `--password` with the path to the password file. This script assumes the password file is called `testnet_password` and it's located in the same folder of the gas-relayer service.
 
-After editing the file, assuming your account has eth, you may use any of the following three commands to launch the relayer. 
+After editing the file, assuming your account has eth, launch geth:
+
+```
+chmod +x ./launch-geth-testnet.sh
+./launch-geth-testnet.sh
+```
+
+you may use any of the following three commands to launch the relayer. 
 
 ```
 npm start
@@ -112,4 +122,4 @@ The test dapp may be used for testnet from your computer. It requires a provider
 1. Start by executing `launch-geth-testnet.sh` in the test dapp folder to start the geth node with the required config to communicate with the status cluster via whisper. 
 2. Execute `embark run testnet` to launch the dapp connected to testnet
 3. Navigate in your browser to http://localhost:8000. In metamask connect to your local node thru the port 8546 to use websockets.
-4. You're now able to use the dapp normally. The status for the relayer that can be seen in the footer of the dapp won't reflect accurate information, since the relayers account are not deterministic anymore since you're not in a development environment
+4. You're now able to use the dapp normally. The status for the relayer that can be seen in the footer of the dapp won't reflect accurate information, since the relayers account are not deterministic anymore since you're not in a development environment