Hi, Earlier today I received an email to upgrade my node software. The email stated: You are currently on version 1.3.3 which is out of date and we don’t want your reputation impacted So I upgraded my node using the same steps I always did (since 1 year): docker stop storagenode docker pull sto…

Unfortunately disqualification is permanent. A couple of things could have happened, but most likely is you made a mistake in the run command somewhere and the node was looking for the stored data in the wrong place. I’m afraid this most likely means you’ll be disqualified on the remaining satellite…

No suspension before getting disqualified? Scary that a node can go from being fine to permanently disqualified in such a short period of time with no warning.

Suspension only happens if the errors aren’t missing files errors. If your node has lost files there is no reason to trust it again to keep the files safe. Yes, it’s harsh, but there is no way for the satellite to differentiate between a misconfigured node or a node that has lost all data.

[image] BrightSilence: there is no way for the satellite to differentiate between a misconfigured node or a node that has lost all data. I bet the storage node operator would be willing and able to differentiate between the two possibilities if they received a suspension email alerting them o…

The storagenode can’t determine has had it data or not if there is no access to the storage for any reason. In such case it will fail to start. If the storage path is accessible, but missed data, it will start from scratch.

Since a node that does not see existing data assumes its new, I suppose there would need to be a way to inform the node that it’s not new and therefore should not be starting from scratch. It might require extra input from the user or some additional communication with the satellites.

Hi, Thanks for the help. I just checked and can assure you the data has been there on a RAID 1 setup. It seems like STORJ had a problem loading the data. Before the restart: Last Contact ONLINE Uptime 11h6m55s Available Used Egress Ingress Bandwidth …

I think there are 6 satellites total. The two not in your list are stefan-benten and europe-north-1.

Thanks mark. I still don’t understand why I would be disqualified because my node did show 1.8TB of data before the restart. So I assume it is somehow missing 0.8TB for about 11 hours. I’ll keep it running and see if any more emails popup. Could the STORJ team perhaps look into nodes being re-quali…

[image] h0w: 1SetACRNrLyKNWGUYWFNXqi7FkKr4hEWZ3EvLjWJ67AeYabRAA T: "2020-05-23T16:23:35.958Z" error: "file does not exist; piecestore: (Node ID: 1SetACRNrLyKNWGUYWFNXqi7FkKr4hEWZ3EvLjWJ67AeYabRAA, Piece ID: 67DWUDBTNVSUZQNJXC7FMPQL446HITHFAR3XUBVP2DDAKVW53DOA): file does not exist" This shou…

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