Command Line Interface¶
nano_node commands¶
--account_create --wallet=<wallet>
¶
Insert next deterministic key into <wallet>
--account_get --key=<key>
¶
Get account number for the <key>
--account_key --account=<account>
¶
Get the public key for <account>
--clear_send_ids¶
Remove all send IDs from the database (dangerous: not intended for production use)
--compare_rep_weights¶
version 21.0+
Displays a summarized comparison between the hardcoded bootstrap weights and representative weights from the ledger. Full comparison is output to logs. Optional --data_path
.
- Differences between total weights (
hardcoded weight
andledger weight
) are due to unreceived (pending) blocks mismatched
:samples
: the number of mismatched samples is equal to the number of hardcoded weights, even those with zero mismatchtotal
: sum of the absolute difference between individual samples from hardcoded and ledger weightsmean
:total
divided bysamples
sigma
: from the samples, a distribution N(\mu, \sigma) is obtained
outliers
: mismatch samples above \mu + \sigma, for potential inspectionnewcomers
: large voting weights found in the ledger but not hardcoded, for potential inspection
--config key=value¶
version 20.0+
Valid for both nano_node and nano_wallet processes
Pass node configuration values. This takes precedence over any values in the configuration file. This option can be repeated multiple times.
--confirmation_height_clear¶
version 24.0+
It requires the argument --account
and sets the confirmation heights of the specified account to 0. It may also be passed the value all
to reset all the accounts. Do not use while the node is running.
since version 19.0 up to 23.3
Sets the confirmation heights of all accounts to 0. Optional --account
to only reset a single account. Do not use while the node is running.
--daemon¶
Start node daemon. Since version 19.0, network and path will be output, similar to:
./nano_node --daemon --network test
Network: test, version: 19.0
Path: /home/USER/NanoTest
--data_path=<path>
¶
Use the supplied <path>
as the data directory.
--diagnostics¶
Run internal diagnostics and validate existing config file (or create default config file if it doesn't exist)
--final_vote_clear¶
Either specify a single --root
to clear or --all
to clear all final votes (not recommended)
--generate_config node|rpc¶
version 20.0+
Write configuration to stdout, populated with commented-out defaults suitable for this system. Pass the configuration type, node
or rpc
.
If --use_defaults
is passed, the generated config will not have values commented-out. This is not recommended except for testing and debugging.
The output can be piped to a file, using the locations defined in configuration.
--help¶
Print out options
--initialize¶
version 23.0+
Initializes the data folder, if it is not already initialized. This command is meant to be run when the data folder is empty, to populate it with the ledger containing only the genesis block.
--key_create¶
Generates a adhoc random keypair and prints it to stdout
--key_expand --key=<key>
¶
Derive public key and account number from <key>
--migrate_database_lmdb_to_rocksdb¶
version 22.0+
Deletes existing rocksdb subfolder if it exists and migrates the ledger from LMDB to RocksDB. Does not delete the data.ldb file afterwards. NOTE: config files must still be updated to enable RocksDB after database is migrated. You must also stop the node using the stop
RPC.
--network¶
version 19.0+
Allows selection of a different network at runtime. Values live
, beta
and test
supported.
--online_weight_clear¶
version 18.0+
Clear record history for long term online weight trending
--peer_clear¶
version 18.0+
Clear cached peers
--rebuild_database¶
version 21.0+
Rebuild LMDB database with --vacuum
for best compaction. Requires approximately data.ldb size * 2
free space on disk.
--rpcconfig key=value¶
version 22.0+
Valid for both nano_node and nano_wallet processes
Pass RPC configuration values. This takes precedence over any values in the configuration file. This option can be repeated multiple times.
--snapshot¶
Compact database and create snapshot, functions similar to vacuum but does not replace the existing database. Optional --unchecked_clear
, --clear_send_ids
, --online_weight_clear
, --peer_clear
.
Optional --confirmation_height_clear
in version 19.0+.
--unchecked_clear¶
Clear unchecked blocks
--vacuum¶
Compact database. If data_path is missing, the database in data directory is compacted. Optional --unchecked_clear
, --clear_send_ids
, --online_weight_clear
, --peer_clear
.
Optional --confirmation_height_clear
in version 19.0+.
Optional --rebuild_database
in version 21.0+. Requires approximately data.ldb size * 2
free space on disk.
--validate_blocks¶
version 21.0+ (version 19.0+ as --debug_validate_blocks
)
Validate blocks in the ledger, includes checks for confirmation height. Optional --threads
for multithreaded validation in version 21.0+. Multithreaded validation can limit other host operations with high I/O & CPU usage.
--version¶
Prints out version
--vote_dump¶
Dump most recent votes from representatives
--wallet_add_adhoc --wallet=<wallet>
--key=<key>
¶
Insert <key>
in to <wallet>
--wallet_create --seed=<seed>
--password=<password>
¶
Creates a new wallet with optional <seed>
and optional <password>
, and prints the ID. Note the legacy --key
option can still be used and will function the same as --seed
. Use --wallet-list to retrieve the wallet ID in the future.
--wallet_change_seed --wallet=<wallet>
--seed=<seed>
¶
Changes seed for <wallet>
to <seed>
. Note the legacy --key
option can still be used and will function the same as --seed
.
--wallet_decrypt_unsafe --wallet=<wallet>
--password=<password>
¶
Decrypts <wallet>
using <password>
Danger
USE WITH CAUTION: THIS WILL PRINT YOUR PRIVATE KEY AND SEED TO STDOUT
If you didn't set password yet, use --wallet_decrypt_unsafe --wallet=<wallet>
--wallet_destroy --wallet=<wallet>
¶
Destroys <wallet>
and all keys it contains
--wallet_import --file=<filepath>
--wallet=<wallet>
--password=<password>
¶
Imports keys in <filepath>
using <password>
in to <wallet>
. If the provided wallet id does not exist and --force
is included, a new wallet will be created with the provided wallet id value, and the json file will be imported as is with existing seed and password (instead of a set of private keys without a change of seed).
--wallet_list¶
Dumps wallet IDs and public keys
--wallet_remove --wallet=<wallet>
--account=<account>
¶
Remove <account>
from <wallet>
--wallet_representative_get --wallet=<wallet>
¶
Prints default representative for <wallet>
--wallet_representative_set --wallet=<wallet>
--account=<account>
¶
Set <account>
as default representative for <wallet>
Launch options¶
When initially starting the nano_node or nano_wallet as a service the following launch options are available.
Intended for developer use
These options are only for developer use so please understand the impacts before use.
--allow_bootstrap_peers_duplicates¶
version 21.0+
Allow multiple connections to the same peer in bootstrap attempts
--block_processor_batch_size¶
Increase block processor transaction batch write size, default 0 (limited by config block_processor_batch_max_time), 256k for fast_bootstrap
--block_processor_full_size¶
Increase block processor allowed blocks queue size before dropping live network packets and holding bootstrap download, default 65536, 1 million for fast_bootstrap
--block_processor_verification_size¶
Increase batch signature verification size in block processor, default 0 (limited by config signature_checker_threads), unlimited for fast_bootstrap
--disable_add_initial_peers¶
version 23.0+
Disables the add initial peers function called on startup which reads the peers table and contacts all the peers listed in it
--disable_backup¶
Turn off automatic wallet backup process
--disable_block_processor_unchecked_deletion¶
version 21.0+
Disable deletion of unchecked blocks after processing.
--disable_bootstrap_listener¶
Turn off listener on the bootstrap network so incoming TCP (bootstrap) connections are rejected. Note: this does not impact TCP traffic for the live network.
--disable_lazy_bootstrap¶
Turn off use of lazy bootstrap
--disable_legacy_bootstrap¶
Turn off use of legacy bootstrap
--disable_ongoing_bootstrap¶
version 23.0+
Turn off the ability for ongoing bootstraps to occur
--disable_providing_telemetry_metrics¶
version 21.0+
Do not provide any telemetry data to nodes requesting it. Responses are still made to requests, but they will have an empty payload.
--disable_rep_crawler¶
version 23.0+
Turn off the rep crawler process
--disable_request_loop¶
version 23.0+
Turn off the request loop
--disable_tcp_realtime¶
version 19.0+
Turn off use of TCP live network (TCP for bootstrap will remain available)
--disable_unchecked_cleanup¶
Prevent periodic cleaning of unchecked table
--disable_unchecked_drop¶
Prevent drop of all unchecked entries at node/wallet start
--disable_wallet_bootstrap¶
Turn off use of wallet-based bootstrap
--enable_udp¶
versions 21.0 up to 23.3
Turn on use of the UDP live network.
--fast_bootstrap¶
Increase bootstrap processor limits to allow more blocks before hitting full state and verify/write more per database call. Also disable deletion of processed unchecked blocks.
--inactive_votes_cache_size¶
version 21.0+
Increase cached votes without active elections size, default 16384
--vote_processor_capacity¶
version 21.0+
Vote processor queue size before dropping votes, default 144k
Debug commands¶
--debug_account_count¶
Display the number of accounts
--debug_account_versions¶
version 20.0+
Display the total counts of each version for all accounts (including unpocketed)
--debug_block_count¶
Display the number of blocks
--debug_block_dump¶
version 23.0+
Print ledger blocks - use with caution due to the potentially large amount of data this can output
--debug_bootstrap_generate¶
Generate bootstrap sequence of blocks
--debug_cemented_block_count¶
version 19.0+
Display the number of cemented blocks (blocks which are under the confirmation height of their accounts)
--debug_dump_frontier_unchecked_dependents¶
version 19.0+
Dump frontiers which have matching unchecked keys
--debug_dump_online_weight¶
List online weights table and current online_weights value
--debug_dump_representatives¶
List representatives and weights
--debug_generate_crash_report¶
version 21.0+
After a node crash on linux, this command reads the dump files generated from that crash and produces a "nano_node_crash_report.txt" file. Requires addr2line
to be installed on the system. See the troubleshooting guide for more information.
--debug_opencl¶
Profile OpenCL work generation for (optional) --device=<device>
on --device=<platform>
using --threads=<threads>
count. To retrieve available platforms & devices run --diagnostics.
--debug_output_last_backtrace_dump¶
version 19.0+
Output the stacktrace stored after a node crash.
Optionals --difficulty
and --multiplier
(only the latter is used if both given) in version 21.0+ to set the work generation threshold.
--debug_profile_bootstrap¶
Profile simulated bootstrap process
--debug_profile_generate¶
Profile work generation
Optional --pow_sleep_interval
in version 19.0+ which sets an amount to sleep (in nanoseconds) between batches of POW calculations when using the CPU.
Optionals --difficulty
and --multiplier
(only the latter is used if both given) in version 21.0+ to set the work generation threshold.
--debug_profile_validate¶
Profile work validation
--debug_profile_kdf¶
Profile kdf function
--debug_profile_sign¶
Profile signature generation
--debug_profile_votes¶
Profile vote verification
--debug_profile_frontiers_confirmation¶
version 21.0+
Profile frontiers confirmation speed
--debug_rpc¶
version 18.0+
Allows running RPC commands without enabling the RPC server. Not recommended for daily usage.
Example: echo '{"action": "block_count"}' | nano_node --debug_rpc
--debug_stacktrace¶
version 20.0+
Prints a stacktrace example, useful to verify that it includes the desired information, such as files, function names and line numbers
--debug_sys_logging¶
version 19.0+
On *nix system this checks writing to the system log. On Windows it writes to the event viewer, a registry entry needs to exist for this to work correctly which can be created by running this command for the first time as an administrator
--debug_unconfirmed_frontiers¶
version 22.0+
Prints the account, height, frontiers and cemented frontier for all accounts which are not fully confirmed. Sorted by height in descending order
--debug_validate_blocks¶
Alias to --validate_blocks
--debug_verify_profile¶
Profile signature verification
Deprecated commands¶
Launch options¶
--disable_udp¶
versions 21.0 up to 23.3
This option has been deprecated and will be removed in future versions. It has no effect because it is now the default.
version 19.0+
Turn off use of UDP live network
Removed commands¶
Debug¶
--debug_mass_activity¶
Generates fake debug activity. Deprecated in v21 and removed in v22. Use slow_test --gtest_filter=system.generate_mass_activity
instead.
--debug_xorshift_profile¶
Profile xorshift algorithms
Launch options¶
--batch_size¶
version 18.0+
Increase sideband upgrade batch size (default 512). Deprecated in v21 and removed in v22 as no longer required.