Hi SPO,
When I check the cncli leaderlog , my pool had the lead for two slots this epoch.
"no": 1,
"slot": 26584977,
"slotInEpoch": 60177,
"at": "2021-04-11T10:27:48-07:00"
But gLiveView give nothing and I checked the logs…i was not leader at all.
Apr 11 10:27:48 LvLUp-Block-Producer bash[2205987]: [LvLUp-Bl:cardano.node.LeadershipCheck:Info:3752] [2021-04-11 14:27:48.00 UTC] {"kind":"TraceStartLeadershipCheck","chainDensity":5.1441506e-2,"slot":26584977,"delegMapSize":426276,"utxoSize":1814383,"credentials":"Cardano"}
Apr 11 10:27:48 LvLUp-Block-Producer bash[2205987]: [LvLUp-Bl:cardano.node.Forge:Info:3752] [2021-04-11 14:27:48.00 UTC] fromList [("val",Object (fromList [("kind",String "TraceNodeNotLeader"),("slot",Number 2.6584977e7)])),("credentials",String "Cardano")]
If i was slot leader, the log should mention TraceNodeIsLeader .
Someone can help me to understand this ?
Thank you
Hi!
I had same situation recently - so at least someone else has similar behavior…no idea about the reason…hope someone has an explanation
Wcats
12 April 2021 14:00
3
I am having similar issue. I was scheduled for 3, then made a block out of nowhere last evening. Ran leaderlogs.py again and now it shows I am only making one block, the one I made last evening.
I have nothing more to add, just sat down to start making sense of it. Hope someone has some insight. I am also looking for a more efficient way of retrieving my schedule than cncli as that made my Raspberry Pi panic.
btw thank you for the how to on telegram bot. Damn handy for a guy burnt out on emails.
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Hi! What do you mean on that? any details? - is there a bot which tries to handle questions regarding to pool setup?
Wcats
12 April 2021 14:10
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Grafana can alert to a telegram bot that will in turn alert you on Telegram. It’s really nice to have.
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Leaderlog.py give me no slot leading…just like gLiveView.
What is the result with gLiveView Wcats ?
By the way, the leaderlog.py is not supported anymore.
from pooltool.io ? so do you have a link to leaderlog.py?
This script is not supported anymore.
***
### DEPRECATION NOTICE
These scripts will cease to be maintained immediately and may not be updated to
support changes to future **Cardano** node and cli instances. The scripts may be removed
from this repository all together on or after **2021-03-01**. No support will be
provided for these scripts by Andrew Westberg, PapaCarp, or Adam Dean. As an alternative,
we strongly recommend that you consider installing the fantastic
[CNCLI](https://github.com/AndrewWestberg/cncli) utility library by
[Andrew Westberg](https://github.com/AndrewWestberg).
***
# Cardano Leader Logs (Python Implementation)
These utility scripts allow a Stake Pool Operator to check the slot leadership schedule
for their stake pool. The logic contained herein is thanks to the hard work of [Andrew
Westberg](https://github.com/AndrewWestberg) (developer of JorManager and operator of
the BCSH family of stake pools).
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I was not using the last version of CNCLI.
The good news is that i did’t miss blocks, I was not slotleader at all.
Be sure to use the last version of CNCLI compatible with your pool.
CNCLI 1.5 is not compatible with cardano-node 1.26.1.
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Silly question, the script still seems to be working, even though unsupported. But does anyone know if it is reporting leader slots correctly?
thijs
23 April 2021 23:47
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Aftern updating cncli to the latest version, yes. On the old cncli version the leaderlog was incorrect. (We succesfully minted the predicted blocks).
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For those wondering, the leaderlog script that Coincashew points to does still work. I had slot 42801 in epoch 263 showing in the leaderlog result and I minted it (my first one) without a hitch.
It’s obviously not supported but it is still working all the same.
