Hey SNOs :slight_smile: I know there are lot’s of threads where we talk about successrate.sh results and hardware but it’s comes up when issues are there - I would love to share outputs for comparison, not for hardware geeking… How do you feel about this format: Hardware: Synology DS1019+ (INTEL …

The cancellation rate is wrong and should be ignored until logging is fixed. It has already been reported as a bug. Too many canceled uploads opened 03:25PM - 12 May 20 UTC (UTC) [littleskunk] …

there may be other factors that will play a role… such a server or hdd’s activity, storage node activity, internet activity… and then depending on what type of setup you have… then you might add , user activity, network activity… then you might also have to take into account the storj network con…

yeah, I forgot about the full node file scan that happens on node restart.

I was enjoying the sun the last two days and didn’t check, updated almost 40 hours ago … just moved old logs aside and will collect and share tomorrow :slight_smile:

Finally here’s my update as well, also bringing back the initial format :slight_smile: Summary: Looks like almost nothing is failing any longer :slight_smile: Biggest change is the connection from ADSL 40down and 16 up to a new cable connection. And the logfiles I also re-started 40 hours after th…

Hello , i´m new here :slight_smile: I have a test node to try storj. Now it work and in a few days it will be a Raid 5 System with 4 TB Storage Hardware : Intel i7 6700k Bandwidth : Home Cable Connection with 1059mbit/s down and 54,2mbit/s up Location : Kaarst Node Version : v1.9.5 Uptime …

@Phillip raid 5 with 4 tb capacity…??? so 3 x 2tb drives? raid 5 will work for 4tb but make sure you can make it into a raid6 because raid5 has fundamental flaws that will long term kill larger storages arrays… it’s just a matter of time… raid6 doesn’t have this solution or issue… also you might…

Well, the solution for the high error rate I had previously using the same hardware finally arrived. Some time ago I created a post indicating the disaster of the cancellation rate, and now it seems that the numbers have been turned around. [image] Migrate from RAID5 to RAID6 Node …

I just recently (18th of October) learned about Storj and since I anyway had a machine running 24/7 with a small unused 2TB drive I figured I give it a try. [image] I’m wondering how/why almost everyone here has 90% or more success rate. I thought Storj would request files for customers from mult…

[image] RauchenwaldC: I’m wondering how/why almost everyone here has 90% or more success rate. I thought Storj would request files for customers from multiple nodes and whoever delivers the files that the fastest would “win” the race? That’s actually a very good question now that I think abou…

not everybody has 100% and especially not as nodes get larger, the avg is more like 90-95% for most decent sized nodes and that may be setting the bar kinda high… the network doesn’t send requests to all nodes, it picks them by sequence and by locality (latency) if your system is slow you will get…

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