Open weiliin opened 5 years ago
Happened to me several times as well. Easier way to reproduce: Start a master node, join a slave node. Delete slave node. Join again now both nodes can't see each other and are not synchronizing. It will show 0 blocks where last block was some really big number days ago
Deleting node is bit tricky and QM doesn't give an option out of the box. You will have to manually execute raft.removePeer. If you delete a node and use a different name to join, you might not get any issue with QM. Have you tried that?
There was a reported issue on Quorum where performing raft.addPeer, then raft.removePeer and subsequently raft.addPeer with the same node i.e. the same enode-id would bug out. But it was fixed subsequently and the method suggested by Dhyan should work
image version syneblock/quorum-maker:2.1.1_2.5.1
Expected behaviour Use quorum-maker to create a node, join the network, and synchronize the highest blocks
Actual behaviour New nodes cannot synchronize the latest blocks
Steps to reproduce the behaviour