I am running three nodes on 3 different computers at home. I realise that storj treats them as one node and was / am fine with that. I was mostly running them on different setups to see how things worked out. The synology node just causes me issues - and slows the NAS down too much (GUI in particul…

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Out of interest, can you not move the node to a different machine instead of losing the data you’ve already accrued on it? :slight_smile:

Because running 3 nodes off 1 IP address is a bit silly AND I only have 3 24*7 machines that are capable. I don’t need the space back - it just doesn’t run well enough. The held amount is only $8.61 - so it ain’t that important.

Thats doesn’t tell me how to do it. Its a kind generic “docker exec -it storagenode /app/storagenode exit-satellite --config-dir /app/config” The thing is - whilst I may have a command behind the scenes - I don’t seem to have one I can interact with. I can: Change Ports Change Volumes (of which …

Well, but that was my point: move the HDD (or data) to one of the 24/7 machines and have it run both nodes? Just a thought :slight_smile:

I could I suppose rsync the data across to one of the TrueNAS boxes. But given the recent Storj changes it doesn’t seem worth the bother. On the subject of how - I may be misunderstanding what the docker exec command does. I thought it ran the docker container (I always use GUI’s for containers) - …

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nerdatwork May 15, 2024, 4:55pm 3