I’m trying to set up a second node using a second computer and linux. First node is well over a year old and fully vetted running windows. Both nodes are connected via LAN cables to the same router.
Since my original node is using port forwarding “28967” I selected “28963” for the new node. I set up port forwarding using my deco router app for the new node. I select “28963” for external port but set the internal port to “28967”. I also set the protocol to “all”
I am somewhat new to linux and trying my best with CLI.
Did you run the first docker run command that preps /home/randall/STORJDATA for you?
Also, with your network ports configured the way you have in Docker, you need to forward 28963 straight to 28963 at your router, not 28967 on the internal port. Or you can revise your Docker config so that the container itself is listening on 28967, but leave your port forwarding and address settings the same.
@Vadim In the process of shutting down the windows PC and retiring the build. It’s having issues.
What I really want to do is move the Windows node to the Linux node on a different PC but first I thought it prudent to at least set up a node in linux before I try that.
If you already create the identity but files are missing, maybe you run the identity command with sudo (or previous using sudo su)…in this case the identity files are into the root user, not into randall…check under: /home/root/.local/share/storj/identity/storagenode and move them in the correct path.
It look like you changed the config.yaml file to specify the path to the identity?
You should return default values for all paths in config.yaml, you provide them in the docker run command.
If you also added the storage.path option, please remove it.
Inside the docker container your path to the identity will be /app/identity, so options should be
# path to the certificate chain for this identity
identity.cert-path: "identity/identity.cert"
# path to the private key for this identity
identity.key-path: "identity/identity.key"
Thank you all for your help. I apologize for taking so long.
I have carried out your recommendations but still no dashboard. I also did “docker stop” and “docker rm” to the container and started a new one. Reset the compute a few times as well. IP is static and the internal/external are both set to 28963 on the router. Still no luck on the seeing the dashboard:(. I attached screenshots to confirm I made the changes correctly and showing the new error message when running the log command.
