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Can't find any ETC peers #2907
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Can you post Parity log here? How many peers do you have? |
When i start parity this is the result, i have changed the port because i have in a separated virtual machine another parity sincronized with ETH on port 30303. 2016-10-27 11:37:26 Starting Parity/v1.3.9-beta/x86_64-linux-gnu/rustc1.12.1 |
Ok, so you are not connected to any peers - this is why the sync process is not starting. Especially: time is synced, traffic allowed on 30303 If the problem persists please run with |
I've sincronizing the time, and set the port 30303.
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Seems that no peers on ETC network can be found. |
now i try to wait more time, but where i can found the node address for use the --bootnodes flag ? |
you'll need to ask around on ETC channels for their peers. |
I had also the same issue. Tomasz Drwięga helped me on chat. So all the credit goes to him. :-) Run parity with this command: The list of nodes is from: You can put --cache-size MB to speed up the process if you want after --chain=classic |
Thanks, now is started. :) Excuse for the out of topic. |
Why parity 1.3.9-0 don't start to download the blockchain?
I use the command:
parity --chain classic
sometimes i add --cache 1024
But not start Why?
Thanks
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