If you are not using mytonctrl, check this instruction.
This update is mandatory for validators. Node changelog. Mytonctrl changelog.
After upgrade please remove from /etc/systemd/system/validator.service all recently added flags (they are not required anymore): -F *:*:*, --catchain-max-block-delay 0.5 --state-ttl * (note, if you intentionally set specific state-ttl, keep it as you need)
If you have several validator nodes, please update them one by one (update, wait for synchronization, move to the next one).
P.S. We encourage validators to subscribe to @tonstatus_notifications channel with notifications of penalties for poorly performing TON validators.
If you are not using mytonctrl, check this instruction.
This update is mandatory for validators. Node changelog. Mytonctrl changelog.
After upgrade please remove from /etc/systemd/system/validator.service all recently added flags (they are not required anymore): -F *:*:*, --catchain-max-block-delay 0.5 --state-ttl * (note, if you intentionally set specific state-ttl, keep it as you need)
If you have several validator nodes, please update them one by one (update, wait for synchronization, move to the next one).
P.S. We encourage validators to subscribe to @tonstatus_notifications channel with notifications of penalties for poorly performing TON validators.
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