How to view allocated blocks

Staking & Delegation Setup a Stake Pool
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Hi all,

I originally used coin cashew tutorial to create my BP node,

I have CNCLI install as per the tutorial, Does anyone know the command used to show allocated blocks, allowing me to know if I can do maintenance or not.

This was the guide.

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Hi!

Here is is the install guide for cncli:

and the user guide:

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./cncli.sh sync and wait to see 100% 2-3 times
./cncli.sh leaderlog

It will show u for epoch 269 only
If u will want to check for 270 try same commands bun not early than 1,5 days before 270 start

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it is currently sending information to pooltool as i can see expected blocks… But how do i determine when it may actually happen to ensure everything is running right

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the above CNCLI commands do not work, directory not found, obviously as i cannot find the executable

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have you created this script from the guide?
Create script cncli-leaderlog.sh

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yes,

I assume adapools is getting this from my cron job ?

So i believe it is running correctly but i dont know what log to check or how to produce the results when needed

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good - so in that case if you call this script the result should be stored in this file:
${NODE_HOME}/scripts/leaderlog.json

and the content should be similar like this:

{
  "status": "ok",
  "epoch": 269,
 ...
  "assignedSlots": [
    {
      "no": 1,
      "slot": 2,
      "slotInEpoch": 3,
      "at": "123456"
    },
    {
      "no": 2,
      "slot": 3,
      "slotInEpoch": 4,
      "at": "123456"
    }
}
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correct way to call this is cncli leaderlog ?

I can open the json file and see all the correct settings… But if i call it using the above command i get the following,
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the info is missing how you executed the command
from the guide:
sudo bash ${NODE_HOME}/scripts/cncli-leaderlog.sh current UTC

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Yes it was done as above, although with UTC changed to Australia/Melbourne

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something is wrong with the script itself since it tries to give ledgerlog.json file as the parameter of cncli…
will have a look on the script - I assume you just copy-pasted from the guide

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correct, just copy and paste.

Well i am off to sleep, as it is 2.20am… I will check back tomorrow… Thanks for your help.

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please run the script with bash -x ${NODE_HOME}/scripts/cncli-leaderlog.sh current UTC
and provide the output…

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interesting so why we dont get the error: The subcommand leaderlog.json was not recognized?

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on my Ticker. MTL.

It shows im expecting 22 percent chance of a block… on ADApools…
but i was under the assumption we can tell when that chance will be.

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Hi!

yes, the leaderlog.json file tells you.
But back to the issue - why there is no error when you execute the script with -x flag?

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im not sure why there is no error i follow CNCLI tutorial and this is what I get.

I will reinstall from scratch