RE: LeoThread 2024-08-16 16:13

[mightpossibly]

A #container with useful commands, tips and tricks for keeping a #vsc node up to date. Bookmark this if you're running a VSC node.

https://inleo.io/threads/view/mightpossibly/re-mightpossibly-39gm74pwm

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[idksamad78699]

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[ben.haase]

Virtualization is #divine

[idksamad78699]

following...

[mightpossibly]

$ docker ps

Command to check the status of your node. There should be four containers running, and they should be healthy

• If one of the containers are in a restart-loop, follow steps in Part 2
• If one of the containers are Unhealthy, skip straight to Part 3.

[mightpossibly]

Node not up to date, Part 1

1. Enter vsc-deployment folder

$ cd vsc-deployment

1. Run

$ sudo docker-compose pull && sudo docker-compose up -d

[mightpossibly]

Node not up to date, Part 2

If you attempted Part 1 and your node is still not up to date, do the following;

1. Make sure you're in vsc-deployment folder:

$ cd vsc-deployment

1. Delete the data folder and all its subfolders by running:

$ sudo rm -rf data

1. Re-build and re-initialize the containers:

$ sudo docker-compose pull && sudo docker-compose up -d 

[mightpossibly]

Node not up to date, Part 3

If you attempted Part 1 and your node is still not up to date, do the following;

1. Make sure you're in vsc-deployment folder:

$ cd vsc-deployment

1. Stop all docker containers:

$ sudo docker-compose stop

1. Purge all container images:

$ sudo docker images purge

1. Delete the data folder and all its subfolders by running:

$ sudo rm -rf data

1. Re-build and re-initialize the containers:

$ sudo docker-compose pull && sudo docker-compose up -d 

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