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I have a fully synced geth node and a trinity node running locally. The trinity node is in both the trusted and static nodes list. geth regularly drops the trinity node as a useless peer.
Actual behaviour
I expect trusted nodes and static nodes to be treated in such a way that they are allowed to remain connected even if they are determined to be useless.
Actually I take mine back, I had to remove --syncmode fast from my full node which was conflicting with --lightserv 60. Seems to work now (tested on latest master, 42bd67b).
I just debugged a similar issue a couple weeks ago and it was a protocol problem. One machine was able to speak les but not eth/62 not eth/63. We solved it by removing the --light command line option in one. Hope that helps.
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System information
Geth version:
1.8.12
OS & Version: OSX
Expected behaviour
I have a fully synced geth node and a trinity node running locally. The trinity node is in both the trusted and static nodes list. geth regularly drops the trinity node as a useless peer.
Actual behaviour
I expect trusted nodes and static nodes to be treated in such a way that they are allowed to remain connected even if they are determined to be useless.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Can provide if needed. I suspect it isn't.
Here are the logs I'm seeing
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