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Removed several bootnodes known not to be running anymore. Added two new ones.
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None of the nodes are working for me. Are that actual peers or just some kind of boot node that seeds peers and disconnects?
@5chdn That's weird. Most of those bootnodes are actual peers, and I'm able to use them to successfully sync the network. It might be that some peers are full so they reject new peers. And how did you test whether they're working? |
$ parity --chain ./ellaism.json --reserved-peers ./ellaism.peer --reserved-only with ellaism.json and where |
maybe you should increase the max-peers of the bootnodes? |
I checked bootnodes that I have control (the first three). None of them reached max-peers. There're some nodes there I need to run an older Parity version (v1.6.10), would that be an issue? |
And I'm able to at least connect to 2 peers using the command you provided, with
Hmm just wonder what might be the problem.. |
It's working well if I drop the reserved-only option, so I'm fine with merging this. |
Removed several bootnodes known not to be running anymore. Added two new ones.