Guys, do you have errors like that:
[relay:cardano.node.IpSubscription:Error:5367] [2021-09-13 03:47:17.33 UTC] IPs: 0.0.0.0:0 [192.168.1.10:3000,192.168.1.12:3002,159.89.120.164:3001,34.72.158.185:6000,91.92.139.43:3000,173.164.75.189:2020,68.183.202.140:3691,185.107.160.23:6001,78.46.71.114:8016,142.93.150.168:3000,85.25.105.92:6000,34.249.11.89:3003,54.228.75.154:3003] Application Exception: 173.164.75.189:2020 HardForkEncoderDisabledEra (SingleEraInfo {singleEraName = “Alonzo”})
[relay:cardano.node.ErrorPolicy:Error:954] [2021-09-13 03:47:17.33 UTC] IP 173.164.75.189:2020 ErrorPolicyUnhandledApplicationException (HardForkEncoderDisabledEra (SingleEraInfo {singleEraName = “Alonzo”}))
I am also facing same issue. how could you fix it ?
I faced this issue as well. Initially I modified the broken relay’s topology file to only connect to my own relay (which I knew was updated). Connection was successful but I was still seeing the “HardForkEncoderDisabledEra”.
I tried some other things like turning off tracemempool and verifying my network setting were correct and didn’t get modified by a router update or router QOS policy. No Luck.
In the end, this fix was:
- Stopped my relay:
“sudo systemctl stop cardano-node”
- Deleted my “db” file on the offending relay:
“sudo rm -r db”.
- Started offending relay:
“sudo systemctl start cardano-node”
- Waited for resynchronization (took about 14 hrs).
- Updated Topology:
“./relay-topology_pull.sh”
- Restart the relay:
“sudo systemctl restart cardano-node”
Home this helps