What version/client? I had a mac armory client that would get stuck on a fork block and had to upgrade to get past.
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Topic: On the wrong fork, peers.dat (Read 888 times)
What version/client? I had a mac armory client that would get stuck on a fork block and had to upgrade to get past.
It should. You can also delete all of the blk.dat files to do that you start with a clean sync. You can also try using addnodes instead of deleting the peers.dat file.
That's kinda what I wanted to hear. Thanks very much, you're a star.
It should. You can also delete all of the blk.dat files to do that you start with a clean sync. You can also try using addnodes instead of deleting the peers.dat file.
With a mac wallet, if I find myself on the wrong fork would deleting the 'peers.dat' file work to get onto the right fork?
There isn't a replacement peers.dat file but i imagine firing up the wallet it would create a new peers.dat file once it had found a connection.
There isn't a replacement peers.dat file but i imagine firing up the wallet it would create a new peers.dat file once it had found a connection.
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