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Hi,

I try to setup erigon on a ipv6 only vm, and I wonder if it's even possible. I start erigon with :

erigon --prune htc --datadir=/opt/ethereum/erigon --torrent.download.rate 1000mb

From what I understand, the snapshot was downloaded, but now it seems the process is stuck. Here the logs that are repeated :

INFO[08-07|03:27:46.189] Req/resp stats                           req=0 reqMin=0 reqMax=0 skel=0 skelMin=0 skelMax=0 resp=0 respMin=0 respMax=0 dups=0
INFO[08-07|03:27:46.189] Queue sizes                              anchors=0 links=0 persisted=65536
INFO[08-07|03:28:06.190] [1/16 Headers] Wrote block headers       number=14999999 blk/second=0.000 alloc=2.1GB sys=3.0GB
INFO[08-07|03:28:06.190] Req/resp stats                           req=0 reqMin=0 reqMax=0 skel=0 skelMin=0 skelMax=0 resp=0 respMin=0 respMax=0 dups=0
INFO[08-07|03:28:06.190] Queue sizes                              anchors=0 links=0 persisted=65536
INFO[08-07|03:28:26.190] [1/16 Headers] Wrote block headers       number=14999999 blk/second=0.000 alloc=2.1GB sys=3.0GB
INFO[08-07|03:28:26.190] Req/resp stats                           req=0 reqMin=0 reqMax=0 skel=0 skelMin=0 skelMax=0 resp=0 respMin=0 respMax=0 dups=0
INFO[08-07|03:28:26.190] Queue sizes                              anchors=0 links=0 persisted=65536
INFO[08-07|03:28:45.670] [txpool] stat                            block=14999999 pending=0 baseFee=0 queued=0 alloc=2.1GB sys=3.0GB
INFO[08-07|03:28:46.189] [1/16 Headers] Wrote block headers       number=14999999 blk/second=0.000 alloc=2.1GB sys=3.0GB
INFO[08-07|03:28:46.189] Req/resp stats                           req=0 reqMin=0 reqMax=0 skel=0 skelMin=0 skelMax=0 resp=0 respMin=0 respMax=0 dups=0
INFO[08-07|03:28:46.189] Queue sizes                              anchors=0 links=0 persisted=65536
INFO[08-07|03:29:06.190] [1/16 Headers] Wrote block headers       number=14999999 blk/second=0.000 alloc=2.2GB sys=3.0GB
INFO[08-07|03:29:06.190] Req/resp stats                           req=0 reqMin=0 reqMax=0 skel=0 skelMin=0 skelMax=0 resp=0 respMin=0 respMax=0 dups=0
INFO[08-07|03:29:06.190] Queue sizes                              anchors=0 links=0 persisted=65536
INFO[08-07|03:29:26.190] [1/16 Headers] Wrote block headers       number=14999999 blk/second=0.000 alloc=2.2GB sys=3.0GB
INFO[08-07|03:29:26.190] Req/resp stats                           req=0 reqMin=0 reqMax=0 skel=0 skelMin=0 skelMax=0 resp=0 respMin=0 respMax=0 dups=0

I tried to add my external ipv6 with the flag --nat extip:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::x, but I'm still stuck with the same logs.

Any idea ? Is it even possible to run erigon on a ipv6 only system ?

Thanks.

Show erigon’t startup logs

INFO[08-07|08:35:02.227] Build info                               git_branch=devel git_tag=v2021.10.03-1609-ga481b7748 git_commit=a481b774896b0a013faab3d2983f74f03c1940f9
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.227] Starting Erigon on Ethereum mainnet... 
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.228] Maximum peer count                       ETH=100 total=100
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.228] starting HTTP APIs                       APIs=eth,erigon,engine
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.228] torrent verbosity                        level=WRN
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.228] [torrent] Public IP                      ip=xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::x
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.228] Set global gas cap                       cap=50000000
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.262] Opening Database                         label=chaindata path=/opt/ethereum/erigon/chaindata
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.264] Initialised chain configuration          config="{ChainID: 1, Homestead: 1150000, DAO: 1920000, DAO Support: true, Tangerine Whistle: 2463000, Spurious Dragon: 2675000, Byzantium: 4370000, Constantinople: 7280000, Petersburg: 7280000, Istanbul: 9069000, Muir Glacier: 9200000, Berlin: 12244000, London: 12965000, Arrow Glacier: 13773000, Gray Glacier: 15050000, Terminal Total Difficulty: <nil>, Merge Netsplit: <nil>, Engine: ethash}" genesis=0xd4e56740f876aef8c010b86a40d5f56745a118d0906a34e69aec8c0db1cb8fa3
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.264] Effective                                prune_flags="--prune.h.older=90000 --prune.t.older=90000 --prune.c.older=90000" snapshot_flags="--snapshots=true"
INFO[08-07|08:35:02.264] Using snapshots                          on=true
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.980] Initialising Ethereum protocol           network=1
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.980] Disk storage enabled for ethash DAGs     dir=/opt/ethereum/erigon/ethash-dags count=2
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.993] Starting private RPC server              on=127.0.0.1:9090
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.993] new subscription to logs established 
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.993] rpc filters: subscribing to Erigon events 
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.994] new subscription to newHeaders established 
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.994] New txs subscriber joined 
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.994] Reading JWT secret                       path=/opt/ethereum/erigon/jwt.hex
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.994] HTTP endpoint opened for Engine API      url=localhost:8551 ws=true ws.compression=true
INFO[08-07|08:35:04.994] HTTP endpoint opened                     url=localhost:8545 ws=false ws.compression=true grpc=false
INFO[08-07|08:35:05.002] Started P2P networking                   version=66 self=enode://f11e2fd09a55d886d42aa81eb51b7ff93fb2a048900031f624ca37ea499769b3d70f3c24a1ccc301eff1ad85534c8957fa6ca5d11c45b026a23ed4efb98bd7e1@127.0.0.1:30303 name=erigon/v2022.99.99-dev-a481b774/linux-amd64/go1.18.5
INFO[08-07|08:35:05.004] [txpool] Started 
INFO[08-07|08:35:05.006] [Snapshots] Fetching torrent files metadata 
INFO[08-07|08:35:05.008] [Snapshots] Stat                         blocks=15000k indices=15000k alloc=2.3GB sys=2.5GB
INFO[08-07|08:35:05.546] [1/16 Headers] Waiting for headers...    from=14999999
INFO[08-07|08:35:25.547] [1/16 Headers] Wrote block headers       number=14999999 blk/second=0.000 alloc=2.8GB sys=2.9GB
INFO[08-07|08:35:45.546] [1/16 Headers] Wrote block headers       number=14999999 blk/second=0.000 alloc=2.8GB sys=3.0GB

It looks like it founds no peers. Is there a way to know some ipv6 peers in order to add the with the --staticpeers option ?

From what I understand (I may be wrong), there is no ipv6 ethereum nodes, so there's no way to get it work in ipv6 only. I end up by giving my ipv6 only VM an ipv4 access through a wireguard server...

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