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bitcoin-cli logging "[\"all\"]" "[\"tor\"]"
includes all categories, except tor.
Topic: Node stats (Read 135 times)
Thanks, I also just discovered now how to set specific logging with bitcoin-cli, for example:
includes all categories, except tor.
includes all categories, except tor.
How can I figure out more about what my node is doing? if it verifies transactions sent from elsewhere, is it logged anywhere?
Since you are not running a full node, it only shares with the other nodes the blocks you are temporarily holding. Your node verifies transactions and blocks received from other nodes all the time.
Edit: Actually, you might be interested in this. I am not sure if you added 'debug=1' to your startup parameters.
So I've been running a (pruned) node for about a week. All the status related functions (getinfo, getnettotals, getnetworkinfo etc), as well as wallet operations and all seem to be working ok.
When I'm watching debug.log, I don't see a lot takes place though. I can mostly see the regular UpdateTip messages, and similar "housekeeping" notifications, but not much more.
How can I figure out more about what my node is doing? if it verifies transactions sent from elsewhere, is it logged anywhere? I can see the mempool, that's ok, but is there a deeper level of monitoring that can be done?
When I'm watching debug.log, I don't see a lot takes place though. I can mostly see the regular UpdateTip messages, and similar "housekeeping" notifications, but not much more.
How can I figure out more about what my node is doing? if it verifies transactions sent from elsewhere, is it logged anywhere? I can see the mempool, that's ok, but is there a deeper level of monitoring that can be done?
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