Failed to create storage node peer: hashstore: invalid header:

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it looks like the last hashtbl file is invalid (it consists of all 0s). side question: what filesystem are you using?

there does exist a write-hashtbl command that can be used to reconstruct the table from the log files. it’s at storj/cmd/write-hashtbl at main · storj/storj · GitHub. here’s some steps to follow to use it:

  1. have the Go toolchain installed (https://go.dev)
  2. run go install storj.io/storj/cmd/write-hashtbl@latest to install it (it will probably end up in $HOME/go/bin)
  3. run it like write-hashtbl /path/to/hashstore/satellite_id/sX. it will make a file named hashtbl in the current working directory
  4. move it into the appropriate meta directory. (mv hashtbl /path/to/hashstore/satellite_id/sX/meta/hashtbl)

to identify which directory, it should be the last file printed by find /mnt/poolx/subvol-536-disk-0/storage/hashstore/ -type f -name 'hashtbl-*'. you can double check that it’s the right one by running xxd /path/to/hashstore/satellite_id/sX/meta/hashtbl-whatever | head -n 2 and it should be all zeros.

be careful when doing any destructive actions (like moving a file over top of a different one). it would be wise to move files out of the way (like, mv foo foo.bak to rename it out of the way) instead.

a more user friendly change is coming in the form of https://review.dev.storj.tools/c/storj/storj/+/19363 but it’s not yet reviewed/merged/released.

good luck and let me know if you have any questions.