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lotus-miner storage-deals not holding Max Piece Size #4440

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Meatball13 opened this issue Oct 16, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #4480
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lotus-miner storage-deals not holding Max Piece Size #4440

Meatball13 opened this issue Oct 16, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #4480

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@Meatball13
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Meatball13 commented Oct 16, 2020

Describe the bug
Similar to issue #4220, on a restart the lotus-miner is resetting the Max Piece Size down to 1 MiB.

Price per GiB/Epoch  Verified       Min. Piece Size (padded)  Max. Piece Size (padded)  Expiry (Epoch)  Expiry (Appx. Rem. Time)  Seq. No.
0.0000001 FIL        0.0000001 FIL  128 MiB                   1 MiB                     237661          719h59m0s                 79

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Run lotus-miner storage-deals set-ask --price 0.0000001 --verified-price 0.0000001 --min-piece-size 128MiB --max-piece-size 32GiB
  2. Stop Miner
  3. Restart Miner
  4. Run lotus-miner storage-deals get-ask and check Min/Max Piece Size

Expected behavior
Miner should store set-ask values between restarts.

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Version (run lotus version):
lotus version 0.10.2+git.8bb84acbc

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@kaptinlin
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We have the same issue.

See the error and get ask config below:

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