I just did import my existing wallet, by writting the base58 of encoded seed in node.conf,
and my address was been added there. This was been checked in node-rest-api. And I see my address there.
So now, I can access to this address, using waves client and waves-lite-client.
Primary synchronization is so slowly, and take 3-4 days. 100 blocks per minute... after 1000000 block...
So I try to using blockchain import, now:
http://blockchain.wavesnodes.com/downloading this tar-archive is more faster. Few hours only.
After downloading, just unpack blocks from this tar-archive to "data", and synchonize the rest blocks from mainnet, then.
Blockchain have size over 25 GB, now.
Is this possible to save only last N-blocks on the node, and free disk space,
or set the limit 1GB for saving last blocks, for example?
Also, what about blockchain forks?
I see here:
https://dev.pywaves.org/nodes/some nodes have blockchain forked at N block.
Is there any consensus about forks?
Is there any node where is exists the actual and longer blockchain?
Is there any override, or forked blockchains is continue there, locally, on this nodes, in decentralized network?
Because, I see, some nodes have forked blockchain, and this nodes are connected - with opened port...
So, if some nodes with forked blockchain have the opened port, why no any blockchain override there,
with replace invalid forked blockchain to actual longer blockchain?
P.S.:
After downloading tar-archive with blocks, according
this guide, but waves-all-1.0.2.jar tell me an error.
But old version waves-all-0.15.4.jar working normally with this blocks, inside tar-archive.
Maybe there is no backward compatibility, so need to fix this.
P.P.S:
I see the node with version v0.15.6 working good with .tar-archive.
But verification of blocks processing after connect to the nodes.
The node with version v0.16.2 ask for rebuild storage.
So, now I'm trying to importing blocks
from binary file for node v1.0.2...
Downloading blockchain, according
this guide...
After downloading this binary file, I see the verification of blocks is processing locally, without connect to the nodes.
And this verification of blocks - processing more faster.