Closed message closed 2 years ago
Hi,
I'm not able to reproduce this at the moment. Would you be able to do the following for me?
shutdown dashd
delete debug.log
restart dashd with debug all. IE dashd --debug=1
or my putting debug=1
please send that debug.log to me, there shouldn't be much sensitive info in there, but you may want to email it to me pasta at dash.org instead of posting it publicly.
Thanks, that should provide us more info as to why it's being marked a bad-qc-invalid
I'm sorry. I was pushed into deleting blockchain and re-downloading it again, because I didn't knew how fast I would receive a reply. I still sent you an email, but it's without --debug
.
dashd -debug
for the record.
dashd -debug
for the record.
This is the same as -debug=1 btw
@message @PastaPastaPasta I have a similar problem on the same block.
Hi. If you updated after the hard fork, it is likely you'll have to reindex.
Hi. If you updated after the hard fork, it is likely you'll have to reindex.
The error appeared about 6-7 days ago. After that, the version was updated. Unfortunately, I do not remember when the update was last installed. What hard fork are you talking about? When it was?
rescan did not help. reindex helped. Thanks
Describe the issue
My Dash Core daemon is not syncing new blocks. On a restart I have a message in
debug.log
about invalid block reconsideration.But while reconsidering it fails with
I tried to run manually
reconsiderblock 000000000000001aa25181e4c466e593992c98f9eb21c69ee757b8bb0af50244
but I still get same error. Any suggestions on what should I do?What version of Dash Core are you using?
v18.0.1
Machine specs: