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portschecker container exited #81

Open lazi444 opened 3 years ago

lazi444 commented 3 years ago

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ihatejam commented 3 years ago

It is normal for it to "exit" when the Consensus switch is turned on. Only one of the two containers can run at any given time - either the PortsChecker container (aka stellar-dummy) or the Consensus container (aka pi-consensus).

When you switch on the Consensus container (with the red switch in the Node app), then the PortsChecker will be stopped. Conversely, when you go to check your ports, the Consensus container will be stopped and the PortsChecker will be started up.

lazi444 commented 3 years ago

thank you very much

суб, 6. мар 2021. 22:34 ihatejam @.***> је написао/ла:

It is normal for it to "exit" when the Consensus switch is turned on. Only one of the two containers can run at any given time - either the PortsChecker container (aka stellar-dummy) or the Consensus container (aka pi-consensus).

When you switch on the Consensus container (with the red switch in the Node app), then the PortsChecker will be stopped. Conversely, when you go to check your ports, the Consensus container will be stopped and the PortsChecker will be started up.

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AbelKinkela commented 2 years ago

@ihatejam @lazi444 does this mean mine is working fine and I dont have issues?

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SAP2468 commented 1 year ago

yes your is fine working

ravensheart6949 commented 1 year ago

can this be applied same with Ports Checker Container is absent?
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cheme75 commented 1 year ago

Yes, I’ve had to reinstall docker a few times and did not bother getting ports checker. The blockchain container loaded ran fine without it. As long as ports are open it will eventually get the blockchain container, first time it was exceptionally long time before it loaded.

pjockey commented 12 months ago

Yes, I’ve had to reinstall docker a few times and did not bother getting ports checker. The blockchain container loaded ran fine without it. As long as ports are open it will eventually get the blockchain container, first time it was exceptionally long time before it loaded.

For me the "absent" has been showing for 3 weeks plus now.