or that people upgraded and the nodes running are freshly started nodes?
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Yes, could be! It suggests something node side that has helped though. Some good release notes may help to understand why it’s running sweeter now
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export EVM_NETWORK=arbitrum-sepolia
Anyone knows the equivalent for Windows?
$env:EVM_NETWORK="arbitrum-sepolia"; ant file upload
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I’d like to clarify, what exactly do you mean my uploading the files first and then the directory. When I try to upload a directory, ant panics (even today’s hotfix).
so: time ant file upload .
or: time ant file upload antdir
fail with a panic
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Can you show the output of the upload commands please?
Which OS and ant client version do you have?
This is Ubuntu 24.04, using ant v.0.3.4 (Git info: stable / 26eee3a / 2025-01-14)
I did actually get a success when trying ‘time ant file upload antdir’ this time, so maybe if I keep burning attos/eth using ‘.’ could go through, although I suspect that “IA.jpg” and “./IA.jpg” would get charged as separate files anyway.
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Using . broke a few weeks back. Guessing it’s a bug. Was going to report, but there were bigger upload issues at the time.
You should be able to set a named directory though.
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Guys I was out of it for a few months, now running my node again with node-launchpad and hopefully earn some attos. I put my ethereum address and hoping to see some in next couple of days.
- What do I need to upload data to the current network? Is it attos? Or do we need test eth for arbitrum network?
- What will happen to MAID & eMAID on TGE? I see the AutonomiNetworkToken (ANT) already exists, will these then yield ANT tokens? Everything is moving for now to ANT correct? And then later on there was a possibility to see a native token on Autonomi itself?
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Both. You need attos to pay for storage and eth as gas to move the attos, iirc.
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Also when using the antctl, i add a node as follows now including evm-arbitrum-sepolia?
antctl add --count 5 --rewards-address <wallet address> evm-arbitrum-sepolia
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Looks about right. I’m not at my laptop, but the evm goes last.
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When starting nodes using antctl add, does the --peer <multiaddr> need to be passed? I see the nodes that got started with the node-launchpad have many more addresses in Listen Addresses compared to the ones I started with the antctl add method?
You don’t need to use --peer for connecting to the main network.
In addition to what Chrisco said, it can actually harm your chances of joining if the peer you specify is not running. This has cause many to have nodes unable to join because they saw an old peer address and used that.
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So from the antctl add, what other flags or options are required or highly recommended to use?
Edit: Do we still need the --owner flag also or has it been phased out?
–owner isn’t there is it?
I find
antctl add --help
helps a lot.
Basically it needs count, ETH address, connection type (–home-network OR --upnp OR --port nnnnnn), the EVM being used