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Add new actions

./clio.sh push action eosio addaction '{"action":"listdomain","contract":"fio.escrow","actor":"eosio"}' -p eosio

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./clio.sh push action fio.fee createfee '{"end_point":"remove_all_nfts","type":"1","suf_amount":"289124578"}' -p fio.fee

Create account and set permissions

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(Part 1)

(Part 1 must be done before Part 2 msigs can be created)

(OLD!) These are what we used in our devnet and are not correct for Testnet/Mainnet.

Create the new account

./clio.sh create account eosio fio.escrow FIO7isxEua78KPVbGzKemH4nj2bWE52gqj8Hkac3tc7jKNvpfWzYS FIO7isxEua78KPVbGzKemH4nj2bWE52gqj8Hkac3tc7jKNvpfWzYS -p eosio@active

Set the account permissions

./clio.sh set account permission fio.escrow active '{"threshold": 1,"keys": [{"key": "FIO7isxEua78KPVbGzKemH4nj2bWE52gqj8Hkac3tc7jKNvpfWzYS","weight": 1}],"accounts": [{"permission":{"actor":"fio.escrow","permission":"eosio.code"},"weight":1}]}}' 4000000000 owner -p fio.escrow@owner

(NEW!!) This is how bohdan did it:

First, create a file called “payload.json” with the following permissions:

{
   "creator": "eosio",
   "name": "fio.escrow",
   "owner": {
      "threshold": 1,
      "keys": [],
      "accounts": [{
         "permission": {"actor": "eosio", "permission": "active"},
         "weight": 1
      }],
      "waits": []
   },
   "active": {
      "threshold": 1,
      "keys": [],
      "accounts": [{
         "permission": {"actor": "eosio", "permission": "active"},
         "weight": 1
      },
      {
         "permission": {"actor": "fio.escrow", "permission": "eosio.code"},
         "weight": 1
      }],
      "waits": []
   }
}

Next create a new account with those permissions.

./clio.sh push action -j -s -d eosio newaccount newaccount_payload.json -p eosio@active

Create account to be privileged and set RAM limits. (Part 2)

Set the account to be privileged.

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