I just can’t get my core node to start as a core node, it starts as relay no matter what I do.
env -file:
seems OK I have only uncommented the POOL_NAME and CNODE_PORT
CNTools:
Works, I can view pool and wallet and submit transactions.
I do get warning about KES keys are out of date every time I start it. I have rotated keys but still is like this.
systemctl status cnode:
Shows that the node is started as relay (no args for keys) So I guess the cnode.sh cannot find my keys.
But all pool keys are in /opt/cardano/cnode/priv/pool/Sigma_Stake/ with correct permissions and owner.
Why does it say “CHANGE_ME”??
I edited the toppologyupdater script for the relay from “CHANGE_ME” to “Sigma_Stake” but the core should not even use this script?
So confused by now why it’s not working. It shows up on ADATools.io
EDIT
I get the [[ -z ${POOL_NAME} ]] && POOL_NAME=“CHANGE_ME” now.
and when I run sLiveView it says that the name is indeed CHANGE_ME so it seems that the default is used even though I changed POOL_NAME in the env file. I am not using the default port for CNODE_PORT, so that is apparently working but not the POOL_NAME …
hi,
the pool name from env it is case sensitive so
go to cd $CNODE_HOME/priv/pool and type ls -l
then copy the folder name and paste it to pool name inside the env file (and don’t forget to uncomment the line - delete # from the beginning)
Aha OK, so you need that secret key too. I will try that. I setup in offline mode and used the backup/restore but it only backed up my wallet keys. So I copied the pool keys manually to USB and moved to my core machine {hot.vkey,hot.skey,op.cert,kes.start,cold.vkey,vrf.vkey} I will add vrf.skey too, is that enough? I want to expose as few keys as I can.
YES! Thank you so much! Working now, could not figure this out since there was no error or warning about that file missing. Good thing I started on testnet and not mainnet
PS
I had to do chown too for the file, before I did the service would not start
DS