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Undefined behaviour when original postage stamp has expired and using the stewardship endpoint #376

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Cafe137 opened this issue Oct 10, 2022 · 3 comments
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Cafe137 commented Oct 10, 2022

We will keep retrying the reupload, resulting in an endless error spam, and consequent healthy pins may never get reuploaded because of this.

We should advise to use the TTL extend stamp strategy in conjunction with the content reupload feature anyway, but a real fix would be support for restamping the content in Bee

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Cafe137 commented Oct 10, 2022

What makes it worse is the issue ethersphere/bee#3302 which makes it impossible to unpin stuff, so the error cannot be escaped

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Cafe137 commented Nov 14, 2022

ethersphere/bee#3541

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What makes it worse is the issue ethersphere/bee#3302 which makes it impossible to unpin stuff, so the error cannot be escaped

Well, if you really want to brute force it, and have a way to identify all of the individual chunks involved in a reference (like verbose bee node logs), you can use the -X DELETE /chunks API to completely remove chunks from your local node, regardless of their pinning status. But this works one chunk at a time as the API name implies.

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