J_Sal
12 January 2022 20:18
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Hey everyone. I updated my block producer today by pulling all files and the cli’s to a new SSD, then rebuilding the node from there. I then replaced my old BP’s SSD (which was on 1.31.0) with the SSD updated with 1.33.0. Below is the gliveview output:
My pool has produced 1 block, which showed up on the original copy of the BP as shown below:
So that’s my first concern, the new BP copy shows no blocks served. Is this cause for concern?
My 2nd issue is that I am unable to pull my pledge balance. When I type in the command to do so I get a socket path error.
I have the old copy of the BP ready to boot if I need to. Hoping I can troubleshoot these issues though so I can stay on the updated version
Hi,
for the socket error u will need to export the path
echo export CARDANO_NODE_SOCKET_PATH="$NODE_HOME/db/socket" >> $HOME/.bashrc
source $HOME/.bashrc
now for the BP output
should not be any problems if u don’t see 1 served anymore (if u reboot the old server/machine do u still see 1 served?)
I don’t know if it will work but u can try to run
./cncli.sh sync
./cncli.sh init
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J_Sal
12 January 2022 20:30
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This did the trick, thanks Alex!
Do you think the missing “served” block is cause for concern?
J_Sal
12 January 2022 20:34
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You’re the greatest Alex!! Really appreciate all you do
J_Sal
12 January 2022 20:43
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No such file or directory.
Same effect when trying:
Find cncli.sh
Perhaps something in the bin I failed to copy over from my prior SSD?
Nope, nothing to do… did u rebooted the old server? I think this information is lost when the server/machine is rebooted
anyway… the BP is fine, nothing to worry
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J_Sal
12 January 2022 20:51
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I have not tried rebooting the old SSD yet. I’ll update this thread if I end up getting curious and doing so…
Thank you again for you help. If you ever visit America let me know, I owe you a beer!!
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