For me it was a simple issue, they were earning but safe wallet balance --peer-id safenode1 creates a new wallet in .local/share/safe/node and returns an empty balance for that wallet. it runs without error and a legit looking output.
After specifying the path to /var/... it works just fine.
I don’t have any reason to point at safenode-manager for the cause of no tokens or earnings received.
I am all good there, no fault off safenode-manager binary.
The reason for not receiving earnings seem to be the large number of handshaketimeouts, tons of blocked peers, and possibly other reasons in my local environment (all tbd).
Right, thanks. I noticed several posts in the node manager thread about this.
I need to improve my understanding of wallets. Intuitively I find it kind of odd that safe wallet is a command that’s related to a node rather than a wallet on the client side.
btw, I did try running 3 nodes earlier in the week. I spun them all up at once and even a day later they had no rewards. I noticed my bandwidth wasn’t cutting it (I’m too far from my wifi router here!), which could have been a factor. Starting just the 1 yesterday seems to be better for me.
I actually still have plenty on my client. Maybe I should upload some more! ha!
I did try to transfer some tokens from my local client to my docker client (ac603c7d0eecca84d01cda2d2e68069c350cdb23da91745ebd9e09f5f7e1762bace0a22bd4adefb7291116fcd310c3db) though, but that seemed to just hang:
I’'m still uploading in between doing other things which might explain the trickle of payments to some people. Costs are varying wildly. Just had a chunk uploaded for 10 nanos! But others are taking a lot more eg.:-
Made payment of 0.025486026 for 3 chunks
I still have a few hundred tokens to spread around if anyone else wants to try to keep the ball rolling.
I think 40 nodes in the max my home internet connection would be able to handle. This is from dedicated server, so my home gear would get much more bogged down as well.
Happy to report I had killed all off my 110 nodes yesterday … however, I had 1 extra node running somehow (accidentally) for an uptime off 21 hrs… It has now received tokens, yay!!
safe-node-159-20:/# safe wallet balance --peer-id .../safe_node_vaults/safe-node-159-20/safenode1/
Logging to directory: ".../.local/share/safe/client/logs/log_2024-03-26_17-32-29"
Built with git version: 01c2e571 / HEAD / 01c2e571
Node's rewards wallet balance (PeerId:.../safe-node-159-20/safenode1/): 0.000142260
I have had 30 nodes running from the start, I currently have a combined total of 0.50753958.
Is that a lot or a little, can’t really judge at this point.
Not a very technical or economists view on the matter but I prefer it low, it feels as though a single SNT is worth a lot more like this than if I was earning 500 SNT per day.
The less they earn, the less they dump on the market, all good in my view, keep them scarce.
Pretty sure most people here prefer scarce and hard to earn over a flood of tokens.
needs a false positive filter 'ie- already seen this message, only show the msg to be ever 1 minute until timeout of 5minutes" where the interval and timeout value needs to be configurable via the cli or autonomi client, non?
Yeah, there is many ways to reduce that, though I think they are more focused on safe node pid and bad node detection working more smoothly, than necessarily the safe cli (edge case) within this round of the testnet, though both are equally important.
Will let the dev team handle it. I just wanted to report the concern on this testnet for now.