How to fix the 'daemon not running' problem when running a cryptocurrency node?

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• Kalyan TarafdarJul 06, 2021 · 4 years ago
  One possible solution to fix the 'daemon not running' problem when running a cryptocurrency node is to check if the daemon process is actually running. You can do this by using the command 'ps aux | grep daemon' in your terminal. If the process is not running, you can try restarting the node by using the command 'sudo systemctl restart <node_name>'. This should start the daemon process and resolve the issue. Another solution is to check if the node's configuration file is correctly set up. Make sure that the 'daemon' option is set to '1' in the configuration file. If it is set to '0' or not present at all, change it to '1' and restart the node. If the above solutions don't work, you can try deleting the 'blocks' and 'chainstate' folders in the node's data directory and then restart the node. This will force the node to re-download the blockchain and may fix any corrupted data causing the 'daemon not running' problem. Remember to always backup your node's data before making any changes or deleting any files.
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• P keiFeb 20, 2023 · 2 years ago
  Hey there! If you're facing the 'daemon not running' problem while running a cryptocurrency node, don't worry, I've got you covered! One way to fix this issue is to check if the daemon process is running. You can do this by using the command 'ps aux | grep daemon' in your terminal. If the process is not running, you can try restarting the node by using the command 'sudo systemctl restart <node_name>'. This should start the daemon process and get your node up and running again. Another solution is to make sure that the node's configuration file is properly set up. Check if the 'daemon' option is set to '1' in the configuration file. If it's set to '0' or not present, change it to '1' and restart the node. If none of these solutions work, you can try deleting the 'blocks' and 'chainstate' folders in the node's data directory and then restart the node. This will force the node to re-download the blockchain and might fix any issues causing the 'daemon not running' problem. Remember to always backup your node's data before making any changes or deleting any files. Good luck!
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• Malik L Mr PandaMay 14, 2024 · a year ago
  If you're facing the 'daemon not running' problem when running a cryptocurrency node, don't worry, I've got a solution for you! First, check if the daemon process is running by using the command 'ps aux | grep daemon' in your terminal. If it's not running, you can try restarting the node with the command 'sudo systemctl restart <node_name>'. This should start the daemon process and resolve the issue. Another thing to check is the node's configuration file. Make sure that the 'daemon' option is set to '1' in the configuration file. If it's set to '0' or missing, change it to '1' and restart the node. If the problem persists, you can try deleting the 'blocks' and 'chainstate' folders in the node's data directory and then restart the node. This will trigger a re-download of the blockchain and may fix any corrupted data causing the 'daemon not running' problem. Remember to always backup your node's data before making any changes or deleting any files. Hope this helps!
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