Closed strikeoncmputrz closed 11 months ago
Original poster here. Does anyone have a work around so I can rejoin the network? I haven't been farming for over a week. This seems like a significant bug. There's nothing custom about my setup. I installed the deb package and have updated every time an update is available.
Wow thats some crazy logs. What version of linux and distribution are you running? The SQL error is usually due to an older sqlite version but our installer should have a high limit. very interested in figuring this out. The fastest workaround would be to download the torrent db and go from there. i think your db is just in an odd state. we'd love to debug it if u can provide it though. uploading it will be a drag. let us know.
Original poster here. Does anyone have a work around so I can rejoin the network? I haven't been farming for over a week. This seems like a significant bug. There's nothing custom about my setup. I installed the deb package and have updated every time an update is available.
I have the exact same issue in windows
Wow thats some crazy logs. What version of linux and distribution are you running? The SQL error is usually due to an older sqlite version but our installer should have a high limit. very interested in figuring this out. The fastest workaround would be to download the torrent db and go from there. i think your db is just in an odd state. we'd love to debug it if u can provide it though. uploading it will be a drag. let us know.
Mine did this when I downloaded your October 1 database torrent of version two because of the upcoming lack of support for version one soft fork
I believe that I have the same issue. I downloaded the October Snapshot DB (because I did not have enough space to convert mine from v1 to v2). The suggested workaround cannot be applied since this issue is with a snapshot db version.
In my opinion this is a serious bug. I cannot use Chia because of this. I regret having updated to 2.1.1. Lesson learnt.
Wow thats some crazy logs. What version of linux and distribution are you running? The SQL error is usually due to an older sqlite version but our installer should have a high limit. very interested in figuring this out. The fastest workaround would be to download the torrent db and go from there. i think your db is just in an odd state. we'd love to debug it if u can provide it though. uploading it will be a drag. let us know.
Thanks. I ended up redownloading the db via torrent, purging and re-installing chia via apt, and the waiting for sync. I was down for days before I went nuclear but I didn't want to wait as noone proposed a solution.
please open another issue since the original poster has resolved with a workaround if u have issues
How can you close the issue when the issue has not been resolved? The issue is still unresolved. I will not reopen a new issue and you will see that many other people are experiencing this as well because we all are supposed to upgrade before the soft fork. Do you actually believe it is just three people who have this problem?
This is a totally unacceptable way to close an unresolved issue
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I got help on Discord from clyd3wallace22 , and here is the solution it seems to be working: Hey, can you try:
~\.chia\mainnet\db\
. NOTE- also make sure the DB file is still the same size as when you moved it there. If it is not let me know as there are some more steps.Maybe the deletion of the height-to-hash and sub-epoch files is what I was missing. This information should be communicated more clearly. It's too late to find out now.
I decided to sync from scratch since I did not trust much what was mentioned as workaround/solution out there. Most people seem to have decided to sync from scratch is my impression.
Regarding closing this issue, I agree with mstevensm2 - the problem is not resolved. It's ok if you want to do that, but it is not living up to a high standard. Workarounds do not solve the source of the problem.
What happened?
Chia connects to peers and begins syncing. After around 5-10 minutes it stops syncing, and displays the last block it processed.
I've let it sit for over 24 hours. My network connectivity is low latency high bandwidth. I have a confirmed port forward to my full node's TCP 8444 port.
I am running Chia Blockchain as a full node in GUI mode. I recently upgraded to the v2 database. To do so, I stopped Chia, downloaded a copy of the V2 database, ran
chia db upgrade
, which completed successfully, and executed Chia via its Ubuntu application icon.After I realized it wasn't syncing* I immediately assumed I had a corrupt DB, but validate doesn't indicate that.
If I stop Chia and restart it, the same behavior repeats. It begins syncing, syncs a few hundred blocks, and then stops syncing. It's definitely aware that there are more blocks. It's currently displaying the following in Synching Status.
After I see the first
full_node chia.full_node.full_node: ERROR sync from fork point failed: KeyError:
in the log the Full Node stops syncing. This exception appears 30 seconds after the KeyError:exception=OperationalError('too many SQL variables')>
More logs below.
Version
2.1.1
What platform are you using?
Linux
What ui mode are you using?
GUI
Relevant log output