Determine DASH Masternode's position in payment queue
This script requires dash-cli to be in your path, verify it is with:
which dash-cli
If that gives you an error adjust your PATH varible in ~/.profile to include it.
Run the code with
. ./mn_queue.sh
mn_queue
This will print the masternodes in order of their priority for payment in the queue, the top 10% are choosen at random, so if the network has 4600 MNs, then the next MN to be paid is choosen at random from those in postion 1-460. That said, a MN higher up that list is more likely to get paid next than one lower in the list simply because it has been there for longer. Also, remember that until the release of 12.4 each MN has a slightly different view of the network, so running this code of different MNs may give a different ranking for the same MN. So, this code is a rough guide of how your MN is progressing through the queue.
To filter the list to your MN, execute the command like so,
mn_queue | grep Xt8UsKZEhJs6nG1j9gzWHWcuEHaKm6xPrA
Replacing with your actual MN public key. The first number in the list is the postion in the queue the other numbers can be ignored and in a future version I may clean up the output.
To permanently add this function to your bash start up files, do the following.
cd /tmp
git clone https://github.com/kxcd/mn_queue/
cd mn_queue
echo >> ~/.bashrc
tail -n +17 mn_queue.sh >> ~/.bashrc
Logout and back in and test it with mn_queue you should see the current list print to the screen.