I think that since you have installed version 1.11.1 (the two nodes I have are already updated to this version) I have had a problem with the storj service in one of my servers that I have installed Windows server 2016, there is only one node installed in this server.
It’s been working correctly for three months, but I’ve had the storj service turned off for two days. All I have to do is start the service again and everything will work correctly again.
The node is installed in HPE ML110 G9, Windows server 2016 2 x 256 SSD RAID 1, and the data is stored in a 8 x 10TB RAID 6.
Is it known if anyone has also reported this problem? Thank you!
I simply enter to see the dashboard and find the node offline. Then I go to look at the storj and storj update services, and only the storj service is off, storj update is still on.
The node has been running smoothly all this time, but I’ve been getting it offline for two days now.
I have simply gone to the Windows services section afterwards, and it turns out that it is offline. I just hit start, and the service starts without any problem.
I have found another friend in the group of Telegram STORJ Spain that also happens to him. He has the node installed on a Windows server 2019 also with version 1.11.1, and he has also been stopped by STORJ.
There are already two of us with the same problem.
Hello, good morning. Well, tonight the knot has been turned off at 1:28 as the logs indicate. This is the third time that the node has been shut down unexpectedly. I have never had any problem with any version that has been installed, but in this version this has come up.
That’s interesting. Please, search in the OS system logs why the service has been stopped.
I do not see any errors in your storagenode’s logs.
Could you please post a text in the next time instead of screenshots? To have a nice formatting, you can put three backticks ``` before the first line and after the last line of the text. It will show the text like this:
example of code
Please, open the "C:\Program Files\Storj\Storage Node\config.yaml" file with a Notepad++ (please, do not use a regular Notepad) and replace the info log level to debug in the line
log.level: info
to be like
log.level: debug
Save the config and restart the storagenode either from the Services applet or from the elevated PowerShell:
Restart-Service storagenode
If it would stop again, we will have a more information in the log
Well, the yaml file is already modified as you required. In the events of Windows server applications I have not found anything strange, or I have not been looking properly. How much log do you want to incorporate?