Seems the filewalker is running.
Try also to recreate the pieceinfo.db
database, but make a backup of it first.
Seems the filewalker is running.
Try also to recreate the pieceinfo.db
database, but make a backup of it first.
Ok I’ll recreate both, again.
@Alexey I just noticed the pieceinfo.db and piece_spaced_used.db haven’t changed since created, their sizes and modified date remain the same since yesterday. So I think the filewalker is running but not working.
Very unlikely that it is not working. Wouldn’t that explain what you are seeing:
Thank you bro. I’ll update after 10 days. just to make sure…
hello together
I have the same problem
do you have an update??
The problem persists, I leave it, the earning becomes lower and lower, when it’s not profitable anymore I’ll do a GE.
Did the filewalker finish its job and updated your fresh databases?
@Paku we need to figure out why is it not correct for your setup first to be able to fix, so no, no updates.
Please show where you see a discrepancy?
Well no, no update, the stats keep remain unchanged except for “Trash”. I enabled the debug address :5999 and checked the debug for filewalker(as I posted above), it was running but not working. Actually I can say it’s not working without checking the debug: disk IO & CPU usage remains so calm, if the filewalker really works then it should be skyrocketed. I think I’ll do a GE.
Please try to explicitly enable it, add this option to the config.yaml
, if it is missing:
storage2.piece-scan-on-startup: true
or use it as an argument --storage2.piece-scan-on-startup=true
in your docker run
after the image name for the docker version.
Already enabled. I also checked by the debug function, result as below. It looks like the filewalker is running, but it doesn’t work at all.
[3072520588062033830,4584779262334866261] storj.io/storj/storagenode/pieces.(*CacheService).Run() (elapsed: 2.767654614s, orphaned)
[5364910219229466961,4584779262334866261] storj.io/storj/storagenode/pieces.(*Store).SpaceUsedTotalAndBySatellite() (elapsed: 2.76763983s)
[3018707075876990546,4584779262334866261] storj.io/storj/storagenode/pieces.(*Store).WalkSatellitePieces() (elapsed: 2.767516401s)
[5311096707044423677,4584779262334866261] storj.io/storj/storage/filestore.(*Dir).WalkNamespace() (elapsed: 2.767510333s)
[6457291522628140242,4584779262334866261] storj.io/storj/storage/filestore.(*Dir).walkNamespaceInPath() (elapsed: 2.767507848s)
[3157767700770289893,4584779262334866261] storj.io/storj/storagenode/pieces.storedPieceAccess.Size() (elapsed: 48.427269ms)
Just note, the DB should be updated on finish, not gradually.
It’s a month bro. And the revenue is lower and lower by time, I don’t see any way to save this node so I think I’ll wait for another month then do a GE. Thank you.
This was exactly the same for me, but after about 1 hour the satellite stats were back.
When I saw this, I just let the node run for 48 hours.
And tadaaaa… Used space was again visible in the dashboard.
Now you have to wait.
With me after 48 hours everything was back, except for the current monthly earnings, but think that is normal by deleting the databases?!
Yes, when you deleting all databases, the history will be lost, it’s stored only on nodes.