Disqualification during Graceful Exit

[Alexey]

@littleskunk

If graceful exit is failing even at 99% you will not get any hold back amount. Think about the consequences twice before you call it.

@littleskunk

Requirements:

• Storage node is healthy and hasn’t lost data. Disqualification during graceful exit is possible.

From the guide:

Graceful Exit Guide

• Your node will be disqualified if during graceful exit, more than or equal to 10% of transfers fail. In such a case, this will then also result in a failed graceful exit and loss of the held back amount on the satellite you were running the graceful exit for.

So the reason is likely that your node has failed more than 10% of transfers.
As @Stob suggested, you need to search for transfer errors and errors like “file not found” (search for “graceful”/“piecetransfer” and “ERROR”/“failed”).
To calculate a number of failed transfers you need to filter logs by “piecetransfer” and group them by PieceID and “ERROR”/“transferred”. Please note - the node will attempt to transfer each piece at least 5 times before it will be considered as a failed transfer, so you need to calculate only failed transfers which have 5 attempts for the same PieceID.
You may also give me a NodeID and I can provide you with exact numbers, however I cannot provide a reason - it’s stated only in your logs.