Hello Guys.
I just run last week my first Node on my raspberry online
I want to connect 3 further HDD to my raspberry 3b, do you think that this is too much for the raspberry? My connection: 50Mbit/s Up and 1000Mbit/s Down.
On my first 48hr i had 12GB Traffic, seems a bit lowā¦
I just tried to run 2nd Node on the same raspberry but failed.
I created a new Key and Authentication and followed the steps on the storji-documentation. The Container is only running for seconds on the dashboard, then restart and after 5min exit.
I opened for the first Node the port 28967 TCP and on the scan heās open.
For the 2nd Node i opened 28967 but the scan tell me that heās still closed
Here are my settings:
Maybe someone can help me? I had read that the port is only open when it is accessedā¦ so maybe the first issue takes care of itself with the first issue?
Other Question: Do i need for every Node a new E-Wallet? That seemās to be really stupid ā¦
Because āi do the same as i did for the first Nodeāā¦
how i call the logs? After i send the command i wrote in the first Post:
"WARNING: Your kernel does not support memory limit capabilities or the cgroup is not mounted. Li mitation discarded.
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Iād argue (and have done myself) to open up additional nodes if I have the hardware for it. My reasoning being to start the vetting process/held window on the nodes. This is done with the understanding that all nodes behind a /24 IP get logically viewed as a single node when the satellites are looking for nodes to take pieces for the purpose of geographic protection of the data.
Iām running an RPi3 with 3 drives (2G, 2G, 1G) attached to it. Theyāre all in one USB dock. No issues seen so far. Note Iāve omitted the --memory=800m from my docker run statements because the RPi3 only has 1GB of memory. Maybe this is where youāre having an issue?
Seems your DDNS address is mistyped. Please, check it in your first node. If this was logs from the second, please, make sure that you specified port 28968 in your -e ADDRESS option, because logs complaining on address with port 28967.
To check logs for the second node you need to use a name of the second node, i.e.
docker logs --tail 20 storagenode2
The --memory=800m option is to limit the RAM usage, itās not a request. This option was needed in case if your memory usage can grow unlimited and Pi will hang. With this option the node will be killed instead.