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Geth version: 1.8.16-unstable Swarm version: 0.3.4-unstable OS & Version: OSX 10.13.2
I run a singleton node:
swarm --bzzaccount $BZZKEY --datadir $DATADIR --maxpeers 0 --nodiscover
No peer nodes are loaded.
When I check in the geth console
geth attach $BZZIPC admin.peers
It lists a bunch of peers -- I matched an id to a node running on swarm-gateways.net.
This has come up before -- apparently, even with --nodiscover, I need to delete bzz-peers.json so that my node doesn't pull in peers.
I can't find bzz-peers.json anywere. It should be in $DATADIR/swarm/$BZZKEY but it isn't.
bzz-peers.json
$DATADIR/swarm/$BZZKEY
When I run geth with the same parameters (--maxpeers 0 --nodiscover) it finds no nodes (works as expected).
geth
--maxpeers 0 --nodiscover
and then see if it found peers.
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duplicate of ethersphere/swarm#864
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System information
Geth version: 1.8.16-unstable
Swarm version: 0.3.4-unstable
OS & Version: OSX 10.13.2
Expected behaviour
I run a singleton node:
swarm --bzzaccount $BZZKEY --datadir $DATADIR --maxpeers 0 --nodiscover
No peer nodes are loaded.
Actual behaviour
When I check in the geth console
geth attach $BZZIPC admin.peers
It lists a bunch of peers -- I matched an id to a node running on swarm-gateways.net.
This has come up before -- apparently, even with --nodiscover, I need to delete bzz-peers.json so that my node doesn't pull in peers.
I can't find
bzz-peers.json
anywere. It should be in$DATADIR/swarm/$BZZKEY
but it isn't.When I run
geth
with the same parameters (--maxpeers 0 --nodiscover
) it finds no nodes (works as expected).Steps to reproduce the behaviour
swarm --bzzaccount $BZZKEY --datadir $DATADIR --maxpeers 0 --nodiscover
and then see if it found peers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: