Closed jcalfee closed 2 years ago
As long as you are still syncing forward you're all good. By the looks you are syncing up a newer node so can safely ignore these messages. If you were at/near chain height and deviated then received these then could be cause for sync-node to be used but no issues ATM. You may have some peer that is not syncing but connected , and can ignore.
Still syncing forward .. That makes a lot of since but I think what your saying here would make for a much better comment in the code. At least we have it documented here in an issue now. Thank you.
I must be the first to see this:
The message makes it sound optional, but the comment not so much:
I not sure if it is best to go on the 1st or the later, keep syncing then run
--sync-node
, stop syncing now and run--sync-node
, resort to a rsync found in another issue here, or the something else.