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after restarting the chain, t=2023-11-08T12:03:06+0000 lvl=info msg="Transaction confirmed" service=batcher hash=0x0242f3dc6cd068be08812df19406c12717e94b431aa31dbd8a87e79cfb5594ba after sync t=2023-11-08T13:31:35+0000 lvl=warn msg="last submitted block lagged behind L2 safe head: batch submission will continue from the safe head now" last=0x1145bf533fef2280ffa52cc32c2b45f8a5b8bf409839e925a644b816a431e4f6:2998298 safe=0x611a90251cc9f8c1409c285d37ea753540e636d911e026af12c8fe8b7b59fa3a:2998300 |
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I spoke to some client engineers and they noted that the following log is really strange:
Your L2 node could have gotten messed up with a hard shut down. Its likely you'll have to resync your node. |
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https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/blob/develop/specs/glossary.md#sequencing-window |
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@sbvegan but resyncing node is a temporary solution. I mean resyncing can take a lot of time as the chain is live for more than a month. In case it again happen after a year. then wouldn't it a problem? |
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Issue Description
The op-stack chain(Goerli as L1 data layer) experienced an extended shutdown, and upon restarting, an issue surfaced:
it appears that every component is running, but op-geth shows an approximately 15-hour lag in the L2 blocks and is unable to catch up.
Below, I will provide specific logs and some anomalies that I've observed. (Note: All data in this thread is provided by a consulting developer):
op-node log:
Here, l1_derived=0x83840681d1a71a6922e791fbe76b8af3e795b70a52dfe8f1b6c6d9264259f96e:10007131 shows no lag.
op-geth log: (Shows 15h19m42s lag)
batcher log: (Continues to submit to the latest L1 block regardless of a 15-hour lag in L2 blocks)
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