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Node Snapshot Seda

You can use the node snapshot below to get the block height according to the latest snapshot file we uploaded, we usually update the snapshot every 12/24 hours "UTC". With node snapshots, you can save storage space and time to sync your nodes.

Our Prune Configuration 

                    
pruning = "custom"

# applied pruning strategy
pruning-keep-recent = "100"
pruning-interval = "10"

Snapshot Info

location: Austria
file name: seda-617613.tar.lz4
block height: 617613
snapshot size: 14G
timestamp: 38 minute ago
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Wasm file

Wasm file: wasm_file.tar.lz4
Size wasm: 2.7M
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Instructions with terminal

Note*

- If snapshot info doesn't show data, it means our server is down.
- Contact us if you need help / report.
- Ignore red text if you are not a validator.
- If you are a validator that uses a single node, make sure to back up priv_validator_key.json and priv_validator_state.json. Security reason
  • Install requirement if don't have: 
    sudo apt install lz4 -y
  • Stop node :
    sudo systemctl stop sedad
     Some also use this :
    systemctl --user stop sedad

    • For Validator node

  • Back up priv_validator_key.json in safe place: 
                                
# default path
# $HOME/.sedad/config/priv_validator_key.json
  • Back up priv_validator_state.json: 
    cp $HOME/.sedad/data/priv_validator_state.json $HOME/.sedad/priv_validator_state.json.bak
  • Reset chain data:
    sedad tendermint unsafe-reset-all --home $HOME/.sedad --keep-addr-book
  • Delete wasm:
    • Usually the wasm path is located at `$HOME/.chain-dir`, but if it is not there, you can customize it. 
    rm -r $HOME/.sedad/wasm
  • Download Snapshot Data ~ Including wasm files: 
    curl -o - -L https://snapshot-at-1.genznodes.dev/seda/seda-617613.tar.lz4 | lz4 -c -d - | tar -x -C $HOME/.sedad
  • Validator node move priv_validator_state.json that was backed up earlier: 
    mv $HOME/.sedad/priv_validator_state.json.bak $HOME/.sedad/data/priv_validator_state.json
  • Restart node:
    sudo systemctl restart sedad
journalctl -fu sedad -o cat
     Some also use this :
    systemctl --user restart sedad
journalctl --user -fu sedad -o cat