I don’t see a retain folder at all (docker/linux) so either I’m all good or looking in the wrong place!
just kidding. found it. it’s the the “root” of my storage folder, adjacent to blob.s looks like a I have a few files to work through.
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You should have maximal 2 if one is currently processing. All non-processing should get deleted when a new Bloom filter arrives.
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File “earnings.py”, line 382, in
for data in con.execute(query):
sqlite3.OperationalError: near “(”: syntax error
Been doing some testing on this:
I suspect the script using some functionality from libsqlite3 that is not in ubuntu18.04LTS.
Tested the same script and databases on several platforms, and several python versions. Common denominator for the platforms that fail is the libsqlite version.
So: my suggestions if you have this problem are: either upgrade the platform (best), or copy the database files over to another platform (easiest).
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Hello @hb020,
Welcome back!
There is also alternative to run it in the docker container.
Hello!
For nodes running under Synology docker, do I not have to copy the db files and just run them?
Correct, that’s how I use it myself on Synology.
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