New version today to incorporate new conditions for vetting. In addition to requiring a minimum number of audits, it now also requires a certain node age. If Storj is sticking to release defaults (which they usually do, but I asked for confirmation in the linked topic), that means nodes need to have 100 successful audits as well as be at least 504 hours (21 days) old.
More info on the change here: What is the new vetting time? - #6 by elek
Vetting progress now shows the progress on the requirement you’re most behind on. This usually results in all satellites showing the same progress percentage as the time condition is now usually the one holding your node back. But in this screenshot of a very new node, you can see if the count is behind and might cause vetting to take longer than 21 days, the original calculation for progress is used.
As always you can download the latest version using instructions in the top post.
Changelog
v14.3.0 - Consider minimum vetting time for vetting progress
- Vetting now takes a minimum amount of time in addition to a minimum number of audits. The progress percentage now reflects both conditions and displays the progress on the condition that is most behind.
- Several small changes to make stats visible faster after starting a new node. If no data shows up, it’s usually fixed after restarting your node once it has received some data.