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Tracking: State root mismatch #7559
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I hit a couple of cases where reth incorrectly rejected blocks on sepolia. Logs for the first case was with beta.5: After updating to a local build of db stats: The node is currently resyncing after dropping the merkle stage so hopefully it will get back to tracking the chain correctly again. |
Another one on Holesky #7619 |
I ran into this issue twice on mainnet at different block heights using the most recent beta release. The first time around, I dropped the DB and resynced. The resynced node tracked the tip for a few days and crashed last night with the same error. Happy to provide logs or any other info that could help triaging and fixing this issue. |
Also ran into the error. It was just finishing a mainnet resync from scratch (to try and solve the same issue). CL client:
Reth config: reth.txt First, there's an error:
Then it starts unwinding the Merkle stage, and it stops after encountering another error:
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Solved the issue temporarily by rewinding the block header to a previously reliable header before the reported error block. This solution can be applied to anyone encountering a similar problem. In my case, the error log from reth looks as below:
It reported the block First I try to rewind to the block just before, eg 19589990 /path/to/reth stage rewind --datadir data --to-block 19589000 but it failed, the reason is similar to the below( /path/to/reth stage rewind --datadir data --to-block 19589000 After a while, the |
Here I'm aggregating all issues related to the merkle root mismatches that have been seen on nodes recently. We're investigating and would like to triage all the different environments in which this has occurred, as well as when this has occurred for users.
The issues, in order of when they were posted:
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