The full-node I use for walleth-push and the issuETH ChainWatcher always dies after a day or so with SIGKILL.
Version is 1.7.2 from PPA.
Interestingly this only happens to the main-net node. Never had this problem with the Rinkeby one. This is running through since days.
I just recently added support for main-net - so I cannot say if this is a newly added problem. Was only running a full node on main for longer time since 1.7.2. Perhaps it is also a problem originating in the fact that I run 2 geth instances on the same PC (one for Rinkeby and one for Main). Or it is just coming from the fact that Main has more load.
INFO [10-20|08:16:45] Imported new chain segment blocks=3 txs=112 mgas=5.298 elapsed=8.991s mgasps=0.589 number=4390681 hash=a7cb14…df08c8
INFO [10-20|08:17:00] Imported new chain segment blocks=3 txs=134 mgas=9.949 elapsed=14.606s mgasps=0.681 number=4390684 hash=6f91a8…14d147
INFO [10-20|08:17:09] Imported new chain segment blocks=2 txs=116 mgas=7.782 elapsed=9.134s mgasps=0.852 number=4390686 hash=fa5863…71e998
fish: “geth --datadir=/media/ligi/chai…” terminated by signal SIGKILL (Forced quit)
The node is started like this:
geth --datadir=/media/ligi/chains/main/ --syncmode=fast --port "35555" -rpc --rpcaddr 127.0.0.1 --rpcport 9004
Environment is a Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
Will run the node with increased verbosity now as unfortunately the crash does not yield a lot of info. But wanted to open this issue now as it is the 3rd time I had to restart the node
I think it uses too much memory and the OS forcefully terminates it.
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Fixed by restarting the terminal
Fixed by restarting the terminal
so do i
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I think it uses too much memory and the OS forcefully terminates it.