Looks ok… I think it’s syncing now, can u locate the socket file?
did u started the node with cnode port 6001?
I changed ENV
then ran script ./cnode.sh
my ufw is set to 22 and 6001
Ok, and if u go to sockets folder, do u see the node0.socket file created?
no, sockets folder is empty 
Strange, wait…
Can u try to uncomment the socket line from env (delete # from the beginning)
and type
echo export CARDANO_NODE_SOCKET_PATH="$NODE_HOME/db/socket" >> $HOME/.bashrc
source $HOME/.bashrc
then restart the node
sudo systemctl restart cardano-node
ok will try that
chris@santonode:~$ sudo systemctl restart cardano-node
Failed to restart cardano-node.service: Unit cardano-node.service not found.
This seemed work, stop then start then status, looks like it restarted
I can’t locate the socket file… how can I? Or what should I add? Status is still “starting”
ERROR: You specified 12788 as your EKG port, but it looks like the cardano-node (PID: 1148774 ) is not listening on this port. Please update the config or kill the conflicting process first.
ERROR: gLiveView failed to load common env file
Please verify set values in ‘User Variables’ section in env file or log an issue on GitHub
Restart the server
I did… now ./gLiveView.sh isn’t working… are you familiar with this error?
./gLiveView.sh: line 1: 400:: command not found
sudo systemctl status cardano-node
Did u also downloaded the env file?
yes and edited it using:
sed -i env
-e “s/#CONFIG=”${CNODE_HOME}/files/config.json"/CONFIG="${NODE_HOME}/mainnet-config.json"/g"
-e “s/#SOCKET=”${CNODE_HOME}/sockets/node0.socket"/SOCKET="${NODE_HOME}/db/socket"/g"
I rm’d and downloaded gLiveView.sh. “Works” now. Starting status again…
One thing that stands out to me: when I run this command:
journalctl --unit=cardano-node --follow
The status is active (running).
It has about twenty lines but it’s not continuously flowing to “follow” the blockchain. Is this a red flag?
can u share the script used to start the node?