620 nodes up and running. So far everything behaves nicely.
got some nodes online now
Damn @aatonnomicc and @peca you two make my 130 look like novice territory
your NTracking is making it posible to keep on top of them all @Josh
thats Beg Blag and Southside tests past
BegBlagSteal.mp3 3509bad03dc869dec883c7b44662c3503d2517fa9e828bb64f4dbe719d3837bf
AnarchyInTheSouthside.mp3 c0893739a688b739aac5b75ac845b6c428c21b73dc782352bb1ad529495a87af
Yeah, but things like private keys are still below this treshold.
I can’t believe how quick this testnet is. I have a 50M gibberish file which I’ve been treating as a kind of bellweather - it hasn’t been uploading since the gossip changes ages ago.
With this testnet, it uploaded approx 2.5 x faster than before (which itself was actually 2.5x faster than the testnet before that one!). It uploaded so quickly I didn’t actually believe it had…
Anyway, I’ve uploaded and downloaded it, sha256sum’d it - all good. Some issues - a batch size larger than 11 will cause it to report that a chunk cannot be retrieved. That could be anything really - could be performance on my machine or network bandwidth, etc. Small batch sizes work fine.
Great effort. Really pleased to see the improvements.
On Windows 10, after installing safe
client 0.86.90
; anyone else notice the uploaded_files
document created in the client
directory which kept a running list of all the hex addresses and file names uploaded during the course of a testnet is now a directory of its own? My uploaded_files
directory is currently empty although I’ve uploaded my usual batch of test files.
I can download those recently uploaded files only because I’ve copied and saved the hex addresses created for those files from previous testnets. I seemingly have no record of uploads anymore.
I’m unsure if I’ve overlooked something here…
After starting the node, I can not do anything else, the cursor in the terminal doesn’t respond. Did I do something wrong? Please give me instructions
PS C:\Users\gggg> safenode
Logging to directory: "C:\\Users\\gggg\\AppData\\Roaming\\safe\\node\\12D3KooWPipCTytytKu6CqyPoz2vaS95DU7YgBU8rZ7f9zFjS2a8\\logs"
Trying to fetch the bootstrap peers from https://sn-testnet.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/network-contacts
Node started
PeerId is 12D3KooWPipCTytytKu6CqyPoz2vaS95DU7YgBU8rZ7f9zFjS2a8
You can check your reward balance by running:
`safe wallet balance --peer-id=12D3KooWPipCTytytKu6CqyPoz2vaS95DU7YgBU8rZ7f9zFjS2a8`
I am uploading the usual files and I do notice an increase in speed. The current average is around 2000 chunks/hour.
Also the computer seems to be using less CPU resources as the fans of my imac are not speeding up as in previous testnet.
What I find strange is that the data downloaded is about 5 times the data uploaded.
If, in the verification, only the hash is downloaded instead of the complete chunk, why so much downloaded data?
The verification using data_hash
is achieved via node to node direct message
Meanwhile download data
is achieved via libp2p::get_record
, which will fetch multiple copies by itself.
For running a node, there is nothing else more need to do.
And the printout seems it’s working properly.
So just leave it to run.
One thing you can do is startup another session, check the log or wallet balance if you’d like or concerned about it’s running.
So I don’t understand this sentence…
Well, that’s the problem, I waited to start, but for an hour nothing started, I started another session, but the same - nothing started.
So in another session I checked the wallet balance, which is 0.00000, and entered the command
safe wallet get-faucet 134.209.21.136:8000
and an error appeared
PS C:\Users\gggg> safe wallet balance --peer-id=12D3KooWDgH7w67yYspBsARyR2UDgpUsRPTno43NrQAVqu95DtbK
Logging to directory: "C:\\Users\\gggg\\AppData\\Roaming\\safe\\client\\logs\\log_2024-01-04_17-38-19"
Built with git version: ba2bb2b / main / ba2bb2b
Node's rewards wallet balance (PeerId: 12D3KooWDgH7w67yYspBsARyR2UDgpUsRPTno43NrQAVqu95DtbK): 0.000000000
PS C:\Users\gggg> safe wallet get-faucet 134.209.21.136:8000
Logging to directory: "C:\\Users\\gggg\\AppData\\Roaming\\safe\\client\\logs\\log_2024-01-04_17-40-08"
Built with git version: ba2bb2b / main / ba2bb2b
Instantiating a SAFE client...
Trying to fetch the bootstrap peers from https://sn-testnet.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/network-contacts
Connecting to the network with 47 peers:
🔗 Connected to the Network
Error:
0: I/O error: Could not read and deserialize wallet file after multiple attempts
1: Could not read and deserialize wallet file after multiple attempts
Location:
sn_cli\src\subcommands\wallet.rs:258
Backtrace omitted. Run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display it.
Run with RUST_BACKTRACE=full to include source snippets.
I mean have you started the client to fetch
the uploaded file ?
If so, that’s not using hash
, but have to use get_record
to get the whole copies, which will incur additional traffic.
If you haven’t startup any client to download, then I’d be interested in checking the client log to see what happened.
thx
I am not sure what you mean of nothing started
.
your preious post has printout showing the node is started ?
I’d like to see the log of that client if you can share it?
thx.
However, have to remind that safe wallet get-faucet
is for client, not for node,
Only upload, no download request.
logs.zip (2.5 MB)
Resumed upload from home – I forgot the -p flag first time round
willie@gagarin:~$ safe files upload -p --batch-size 23 ~/Music/Thin\ Lizzy/
Logging to directory: "/home/willie/.local/share/safe/client/logs/log_2024-01-04_17-08-29"
Built with git version: ba2bb2b / main / ba2bb2b
Instantiating a SAFE client...
Trying to fetch the bootstrap peers from https://sn-testnet.s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/network-contacts
Connecting to the network with 47 peers:
🔗 Connected to the Network "/home/willie/Music/Thin Lizzy/" will be made public and linkable
Starting to chunk "/home/willie/Music/Thin Lizzy/" now.
Chunking 11 files...
Uploading 204 chunks
⠠ [00:04:22] [#####################################>--] 190/204 Retrying failed chunks 13, attempt 0/3...
**************************************
* Uploaded Files *
**************************************
"05 - Don't Believe A Word.MP3" ChunkAddress(fc4e7e)
"08 - Got To Give It Up.MP3" ChunkAddress(35c767)
"06 - Waiting For An Alibi.MP3" ChunkAddress(67eafa)
"09 - Still In Love With You.MP3" ChunkAddress(863157)
"11 - Black Rose.MP3" ChunkAddress(7cfe5c)
"01 - Are You Ready.MP3" ChunkAddress(d2aa1d)
"04 - Do Anything You Want To.MP3" ChunkAddress(4e42fb)
"07 - Jailbreak.MP3" ChunkAddress(1c8398)
"10 - Warriors.MP3" ChunkAddress(76b2e4)
"03 - Get Out Of Here.MP3" ChunkAddress(52940b)
"02 - Bad Reputation.MP3" ChunkAddress(2c80a6)
Among 204 chunks, found 83 already existed in network, uploaded the leftover 121 chunks in 5 minutes 1 seconds
**************************************
* Payment Details *
**************************************
Made payment of 0.000003346 for 121 chunks
Made payment of 0.000000523 for royalties fees
New wallet balance: 199.999996131
I havent read everything above but Im sure its been covered… how does another user download any of these files? ChunkAddress(fc4e7e)
seems a little terse.
Thx for the share.
And, yeah it seems a bug and the fixing is on its way.
Really appreciate your report.
it shall be addressed, as Roland mentioned previously .
And the latest client (0.86.92) shall get it resolved.
You can update your client and try again.
Sorry for the hassle.
Thank you @qi_ma for such an impressive fix in so short a time
here is the Thin Lizzy track listing
Chunking 11 files...
Files upload attempted previously, verifying 204 chunks
All files were already uploaded and verified
**************************************
* Uploaded Files *
**************************************
"08 - Got To Give It Up.MP3" 35c767ce3158f1cd96600910accbb78f2d75c47a4e73662a2cfba8e3f60bc7c8
"11 - Black Rose.MP3" 7cfe5c5188524f28105a4c8cb50a305767f49d84e46d5de3bc9138cbd9c108ac
"01 - Are You Ready.MP3" d2aa1df66eae2e70d84af4586c65227e0551f3b984f8cac97dc502634725d748
"10 - Warriors.MP3" 76b2e4ad073882a04808a4383e723058c1005c7dd397f53ec0e21eeee4b12002
"04 - Do Anything You Want To.MP3" 4e42fb58d897c58f9b8ba93b50919575651f137fbc9cfe9fa4a33f57fc3c137e
"02 - Bad Reputation.MP3" 2c80a6aaa44a41995ac3acd5b0888b1835aa18719704b69ab3131e6a487a77de
"07 - Jailbreak.MP3" 1c83985522c8ad5d5cea712d8df93321a8577fb7fa88cdcac801ff67a70afe29
"09 - Still In Love With You.MP3" 863157c8d02967fafcb2cd961c8c409abff79e1dc1c4e679c2cb060a05d79963
"03 - Get Out Of Here.MP3" 52940b4db58a89ae349d7b820da4a6bbcbfb89547d5d3e263a3d88ad4ee15db2
"06 - Waiting For An Alibi.MP3" 67eafae5cc0f6d68e0d060e952dfe0409bfc785ae4523f5c1ef0c0bf06f3fd61
"05 - Don't Believe A Word.MP3" fc4e7eb7b51d89acf318d5b9d7fd2eff395c19f2956b48521afdfbfc854c9301