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I had a node (setup: just a local node running without using local byron proxy) with more than 100 epochs. It was stopped and started on the very next day.
After starting node again I received message about my database being corrupted:
As it was explained, the validation process for all epochs needs to be initiated manually by end user:
By default, the ChainDB will only check the last epoch for corruption. If you pass the --validate-db flag, then it will check all epoch files.
from end user perspective this behaviour could be improved in the future:
Duncan Coutts
If this happens on an end user machine, we cannot rely on user intervention, reading the log files and running a command. We'll have to figure out a way to do this automatically.
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Description:
I had a node (setup: just a local node running without using local byron proxy) with more than 100 epochs. It was stopped and started on the very next day.
After starting node again I received message about my database being corrupted:
As it was explained, the validation process for all epochs needs to be initiated manually by end user:
from end user perspective this behaviour could be improved in the future:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: