Insufficient diskspace creates corruption

[whenlambomoon]

Insufficient diskspace creates corruption

[333miiko]

You will need to run the following

systemctl stop zen-node
docker run --rm --net=host -p 9033:9033 -p 18231:18231 -v /mnt/zen:/mnt/zen --name zen-node -it --entrypoint=/bin/bash whenlambomoon/zend:latest
gosu user zend -reindex

Once it finishes reindexing you can exit and restart the zen-node normally

# ctrl+c
exit
docker stop zen-node
systemctl restart zen-node

Hope this helps!

[bginter]

Thank you for the fast response!

That didn't quite work because entrypoint.sh sets up several things first, so the gosu user command doesn't work because the "user" isn't persisted to /etc/passwd, I think, and gets setup during container startup.

I copied the initialization blocks from entrypoint.sh, created /usr/local/bin/reindex.sh and got it working. I'll send a pull request illustrating how I was able to make this work, though you may have improvements or a better idea about how to do it. Maybe refactor it to init.sh and source that from entrypoint.sh or reindex.sh?

I appreciate the assistance!

[333miiko]

Ah sorry, yes you're correct. I actually think you could've just ran:

docker run --rm --net=host -p 9033:9033 -p 18231:18231 -v /mnt/zen:/mnt/zen --name zen-node whenlambomoon/zend:latest zend -reindex

This will pass the reindex to the entrypoint. Glad you got it working in the end.

[bginter]

Aha, I figured there was a simpler way. :)