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polymesh alcyone node crashes #653
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Hey @paddyson79 , Thanks for reporting. It seems like you are running a node that is not targetted for Alcyone. Please download the latest Alcyone node from https://github.com/PolymathNetwork/Polymesh/releases or compile it from the Once you have the new node, please delete the database created by the old node by running |
Hey Mudit Gupta,
got the node up and running, but on version 2.0.0 currently and not sure
why updating to version 2.0.2 didn't work yet.
Best regards,
Patrick
…On Sat, 3 Oct 2020 at 07:37, Mudit Gupta ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey @paddyson79 <https://github.com/paddyson79> , Thanks for reporting.
It seems like you are running a node that is not targetted for Alcyone.
Please download the latest Alcyone node from
https://github.com/PolymathNetwork/Polymesh/releases or compile it from
the alcyone branch.
Once you have the new node, please delete the database created by the old
node by running ./polymesh purge-chain. After that, you should be able to
sync with Alcyone network by running ./polymesh.
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Good to hear that you got it working. 2.0.2 on the FWIW, Polymesh supports onchain upgrades so even if you might be running 2.0.0 binary, you are actually using 2.0.3 runtime under the hood. |
ok great - is there a command you can provide to get the session key from the node? |
You can run the following command to generate a fresh set of session keys:
You will get an output similar to:
The “result” field contains the public key of your session keys.
Please keep in mind that operators/validators on Polymesh are regulated entities and you will not be able to operate/validate without the governance council's explicit permission. |
Hello Mudit,
I was trying the command you sent me to create the session keys, but
somehow it won't work.
Just wanted to give you this feedback.
Kind regards,
Patrick
…On Mon, 5 Oct 2020 at 06:01, Mudit Gupta ***@***.***> wrote:
ok great - is there a command you can provide to get the session key from
the node?
You can run the following command to generate a fresh set of session keys:
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"id":1, "jsonrpc":"2.0", "method": "author_rotateKeys", "params":[]}' http://localhost:9933
You will get an output similar to:
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","result":"0x2bd908203ae740b513f5907fdcc2e29a6bd2835618da917c03d2cfe65d96745b54d59fe4dc5a106c130be0e677596eb023164c314d6fb5cc62ead1bcaee6a443fe5df859fc1de372580abaa98a22fee962bcff580bf57138adc12955aa698a5faa923978d9c16014205af96da9d2e213083aefcb53982927a2756ffa83d81658","id":1}
The “result” field contains the public key of your session keys.
0x2bd908203ae740b513f5907fdcc2e29a6bd2835618da917c03d2cfe65d96745b54d59fe4dc5a106c130be0e677596eb023164c314d6fb5cc62ead1bcaee6a443fe5df859fc1de372580abaa98a22fee962bcff580bf57138adc12955aa698a5faa923978d9c16014205af96da9d2e213083aefcb53982927a2756ffa83d81658
Please keep in mind that operators/validators on Polymesh are regulated
entities and you will not be able to operate/validate without the
governance council's explicit permission.
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when I start the polymesh alcyone node it crashes and I get the following errors
have you got a fix for this?
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