blur-network / blur

The Blur Network is a privacy-oriented peer-to-peer network, built upon the premise that privacy is incompatible with centralization. BLUR employs a custom mining algorithm called CryptoNight-Dynamic. Iterations adjust approximately once every five seconds, with a goal of maintaining CPU advantages over specialized mining hardware.
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v0.1.9 windows issue : Synchronization fail #44

Closed vimichan closed 5 years ago

vimichan commented 5 years ago

I start blurd.exe of v0.1.9 , it can't finish synchronization and continuely print like this: "SYNCHRONIZATION started 2019-02-25 01:45:56.210 [P2P9] INFO global src/cryptonote_protocol/cryptono te_protocol_handler.inl:308 [144.217.122.134:13894 OUT] Sync data returned a new top block candidate: 342000 -> 343762 [Your node is 1762 blocks (1 days) be hind] " .......

please tell me how to fix it .

vimichan commented 5 years ago

sync successfully after an hour. but when i restart "blurd.exe", it still can't sync again. it may work after an hour ,but it take too much time. pelease check it.

ghost commented 5 years ago

Right now this is anything than a blockchain. You can't sync from 0 but MUST use a bootstrap file. The only peers that can be used are the seed nodes. A decentralized approach works in a different way.

vimichan commented 5 years ago

Right now this is anything than a blockchain. You can't sync from 0 but MUST use a bootstrap file. The only peers that can be used are the seed nodes. A decentralized approach works in a different way.

and how to use a bootstrap file in windows? I found a method in md file that using command "blurd.exe --add-priority-node 66.70.189.131:13894 --add-priority-node 66.70.189.183:13894 --seed-node 66.70.188.178:13894" ,but it doesn't work as well.

who-biz commented 5 years ago

We're having issues with the latest fork. Working out a solution. This issue is known. Thanks for filing a report, though.

who-biz commented 5 years ago

Seems to be a good amount of network interference as well. Unfortunately, attacks are nothing new, here.

who-biz commented 5 years ago

resolved by 99db09f7b41552259a6877736ffa5bd0c6b5a8d8