Success rate script - Now updated for new delete terminology since v1.29.3

Node Operators
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Hey folks, I recently converted Alexeys awesome Success rate Powershell script to output in HTML instead of console so I can view it remotely. Just leaving it here in case anyone else would find that useful. Alexey feel free to copy to your repository so it’s consolidated, I added credit to your original script at the top.

WARNING: My version wipes the logs after running for a daily snapshot. This helps it complete in under 10 minutes (vs parsing days of log entries)

Powershell_Scripts/Storj/Success_Rate_To_HTML.ps1 at main · AtomicInternet2/Powershell_Scripts (github.com)

You can see the result here under the “Success Rate” section

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I can move your post to the getting started category with useful-tools tag

Or you can add it to the top post here (it’s a WiKi), so you should be able to modify it.

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hey dumb question on this script but what is the exact syntax when I want ot specify a different docker container?

Let’s say my containers are called storj1, storj2, storj3.

If I try

./successrate.sh storj1

or


bash successrate.sh storj1

I don’t get any output.

I can manually edit the script to have the default container name be my particular container, but the defeats the purpose of the command line.

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I’m also using docker, but I point it directly to the log file, like so:

./successrate.sh /path/node.log

Could this be a solution?

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If you have redirected your logs to a file, you indeed have to pass the path to the log file as @DutchSNO said. If you use the container name, it searches the docker logs, which won’t have any logs when they are redirected. So which one works depends on your setup.

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yeah my logs are not redirected so just use the docker logs.

but then my “bash successrate.sh storj1” doesn’t work as a valid command line.