Argochain Validator Guide
  • Prerequisites
  • Setting Up Your Development Environment
    • Linux
    • Windows
    • MacOS
  • Update Bootnodes
  • Generate Your Node Keys
  • Check The Status
  • Bridge AGC to Argochain
  • Staking AGC on Argochain
  • Unbonding
  • Becoming a Nominator
  • Slashing
  • Reward Claiming
  • Tips for Maximizing Rewards
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Last updated 5 months ago

If you can see something similar in your terminal, CONGRATULATIONS!! Your node is now running and connected to Argochain.

Note: The blockchain has surpassed 2 million blocks, and syncing may take some time. Please be patient while your node catches up to the latest block.

It is strongly recommended to use /var/log/argochain as your base path to ensure that the data remains persistent.

Use /var/log/argochain to ensure log files are preserved during system crashes, enhancing your application's reliability and easing troubleshooting. This practice is essential for tracking events, diagnosing issues, and maintaining operational history.

Now you can view the logs and output as directed by the success message in your terminal:

tail -f /private/var/log/argochain/node.log