Have you tried reinstalling the node software ?
Bro! Why do I need this hemorrhoid?
I returned version 1.96.6 and the nodes started working.
I have more than 100 nodes, I’m not interested in reinstalling software on them.
You just need to run the necessary tests before deploying the update.
I have one node already on v. 1.97.2. and it is running and re-starting without any issue.
But it is a Linux with Docker.
Edit: 2 nodes now both run and restart fine.
I also have 2 nodes on 1.97.2 and they don’t have any issues. They are docker nodes on Unraid (EXT4-drives).
Gentlemen! As you saw the screen, I don’t have Docker. I have nodes for Windows
To pinpoint the issue it is worth noting that there is no issue on Linux Docker nodes regardless of what you have.
My win GUI nodes working fine with 1.97.2
I have the same issue on one node aswell gettimg Error 1067 and i even if i change log to info i do not recieve any logs indicating what the issue is.
Windows version ?
My - server 2019 in VM Hyper-V
You forgot to add number of hard drives.
Bro! Thanks for the advice to give me some serious testing.
But this all works from the start of version 3.
I previously launched a node via nssm and updated it with a script, after I manually placed the file on a shared network folder.
But I moved away from this - apparently it’s time to return to this scheme.
Windows 10, 20H2, 22H2
What is confusing you ?
I have a certain number of nodes that have reached the maximum size for ntfs for the 4k sector.
all fine here
Edition | Windows 11 Pro |
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Version | 23H2 |
Installiert am | 21.07.2023 |
Betriebssystembuild | 22631.3155 |
Leistung | Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22684.1000.0 |
What’s logs says?
There is nothing in the log.
The node does not start, and therefore nothing is written to the log.
Hi, Can You say more why its bad?
its common thing for Virtual machines.
Like with VMware Workstation, which i use.
Not sure if i can do any better using paid, licensed VMware Pro software,
i relay on them, as they are the professionals, who know what they do i suppose.