FAQ
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Connect to the node console and execute the following command:
Not sure how to enter the console? You can refer to the following tutorials:
How to enter the console of the node with Docker, click here
How to enter the console of the node on Windows, click here
Execute the above command to see the current block height:
Sliding to the last line, there are two results:
Result 1: If the content in the screenshot below is returned, it means that during synchronization, the synchronization is completed when chain_status.head.number
and state.Synchronizing.target.number
are the same.
Result 2: Synchronization complete
Answer: Execute the above command to view the synchronization progress. The synchronization time can be estimated by yourself according to the command execution result.
Download the mainnet block data of other nodes to the new node, and start the node with the downloaded block data.
Download the starcoin_db_exporter
node data export tool, this is a must, and the synchronization script needs to be used.
First download the official synchronization script tool:
Grant the script execution permission and start downloading the mainnet block data to the /data/starcoin/main directory and import:
Hint:
main: main is the main network. You can replace it with testnet, such as: barnard, proxima, halley.
/data/starcoin/main: Custom block data directory;
Once the script has finished running, it's time to run the new node.
Let's use Docker to run the new node. If it is Windows, you can refer to the running command in the previous article.