Someone can say to me why on my Dashboard there are 2 icons of bitcoin node? I obviusly installed once.
Thanks for answer,
T.
I feel like the simple answer is you are running two Bitcoin Nodes. Do you have to SSH in to verify, I think yes.
i thought the same, but if i stop one icon i stop also the second one…it seems more like a glitch then other…if i watch memory process information will appeare 3…4…sometimes also 5 icons…i really don’t know…
From the information and images you have provided so far, something happened at the time you installed bitcoin-core or something else. It is pointless to speculate exactly what.
Anyway, the last image shows that you do not have multiple instances of bitcoin-core installed, just one, since your disk is 871Gb occupied which is consistent with the blockchain and other apps installed.
If you had all the bitcoin-core instances you see, the disk would have been full a while ago.
Now, you do not have all those bitcoin-core instances installed but there is some file that was modified wrong and is calling many bitcoin-core instances.
To try to figure this out, it would be ideal if you attached the umbrelos log and the bitcoin-core log from the beginning. You can still do it, and while you’re at it, check out the following (read carefully and if there’s something you don’t understand, ask first):
1.- Log in via SSH to your umbrel and run the following command:
sudo nano /home/umbrel/umbrel/umbrel.yaml
2.- A window will open showing the contents of the file. I’ll give you the content of one of my nodes as an example.
GNU nano 7.2 /home/umbrel/umbrel/umbrel.yaml
version: 1.3.0
apps:
- qbittorrent
- bitcoin
- electr
- adguard-home
- btc-rpc-explorer
appRepositories:
- https://github.com/getumbrel/umbrel-apps.git
torEnabled: false
recentlyOpenedApps:
- bitcoin
- adguard-home
- btc-rpc-explorer
- qbittorrent
- electr
user:
name: ??????????????????????????????????
hashedPassword: ????????????????????????????????????
temperatureUnit: c
There are 2 zones: “apps” and “recentlyOpenedApps”.
Both zones contain and should contain only the apps you have installed.
In your case, if there is more than 1 “bitcoin”, delete the extra “bitcoin”. There should only be one “bitcoin” in “apps” and one “bitcoin” in “recentlyOpenedApps”.
Obviously, if there is no more than 1 “bitcoin” you don’t edit anything.
3.- Save and close (Ctrl+X then Y).
4.- Restart your node and check what happened.
I like this action. Let me know if it works!!
Great Man! really thanks for your answer. 've done what you sayd and it seems to work correctly! Thanks again.
indeed i had 2 bitcoin instance on apps part of umbrel.yaml, and now i free also some Ram memory occupacy. Great