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Next Actions Execution Complete
Last Updated: 2026-01-31
Document Version: 1.0
Status: Active Documentation
Date: 2026-01-21
Status: ✅ Executed
Summary
All requested next actions were performed:
- Validator tx-pool configuration – Attempted update, then reverted due to Besu layered pool incompatibility.
- Validator restarts – All 5 validators restarted; block production resumed.
- Verification – Configs checked, RPC/chain state queried, scripts updated for
root@SSH.
1. Validator Tx-Pool Update (Attempted → Reverted)
What Was Done
- SSH: Automated script used
intlc@and failed (config “not found”); root cause was SSH auth. Switched toroot@for Proxmox hosts (192.168.11.10ml110,192.168.11.11r630-01). - Config path: Validator config confirmed at
/etc/besu/config-validator.tomlinside each container. - Tx-pool block added on all 5 validators (1000–1004):
# Transaction Pool Configuration tx-pool-max-size=8192 tx-pool-limit-by-account-percentage=0.5 tx-pool-price-bump=10 - Restart: All validators restarted.
Result: Validators Crashed
Logs showed:
Could not use legacy transaction pool options with layered implementation
- Cause: Besu 23.10+ uses the layered transaction pool by default. The options above are legacy and are not supported with the layered implementation.
- Effect: Validators failed on startup, block production stopped at block 1203105.
Revert
- Legacy tx-pool lines were removed from
/etc/besu/config-validator.tomlon all 5 validators. - Validators were restarted again.
- All came back active; block production resumed (e.g. 1203143 → 1203166+).
2. Validator Status After Revert
| Validator | Host | Config Reverted | Service |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1000 | r630-01 | ✅ | active |
| 1001 | r630-01 | ✅ | active |
| 1002 | r630-01 | ✅ | active |
| 1003 | ml110 | ✅ | active |
| 1004 | ml110 | ✅ | active |
3. Chain State (Post–Revert)
- RPC:
http://192.168.11.211:8545– up, chain ID 138. - Block production: Resuming (e.g. 1203143 → 1203166 in ~25 s).
- Latest block tx count: Still 0 in sampled blocks (1203166, 1203165, …).
- Deployer:
0x4A666F96fC8764181194447A7dFdb7d471b301C8- Latest nonce: 13104 (
0x3330) - Pending nonce: 13113 (
0x3339) - 9 pending transactions (nonces 13105–13113).
- Latest nonce: 13104 (
4. RPC Peers
admin_peerson RPC returns 12 peers, including validator IPs (e.g. 192.168.11.100–104, 221, 233–238).- P2P connectivity RPC ↔ validators appears OK.
5. Script Updates
scripts/update-all-validators-txpool.sh:- Uses
root@for SSH (PROXMOX_USER=root). - Warning in header: do not add legacy tx-pool options; they crash validators with the layered pool.
- SSH targets use
PROXMOX_USERandPROXMOX_ML110/PROXMOX_R630.
- Uses
scripts/verify-validator-configs.sh:- Uses
root@for SSH. - Treats absence of legacy
tx-pool-max-sizeas correct; reports legacy options if present.
- Uses
6. Layered vs Legacy Tx-Pool (Besu 23.10+)
| Aspect | Legacy | Layered (default) |
|---|---|---|
| Options | tx-pool-max-size, tx-pool-limit-by-account-percentage, etc. |
tx-pool-max-future-by-sender, tx-pool-layer-max-capacity, tx-pool-max-prioritized |
| Usage | Deprecated | Default |
| Adding legacy options with layered | Crashes | N/A |
- Do not add
tx-pool-max-size,tx-pool-limit-by-account-percentage, ortx-pool-retention-hourswhen using the default layered pool. - If tuning is needed, use layered options only (see Besu docs / script header).
7. Empty Blocks and Pending Transactions
- Observation: Blocks remain empty (0 txs) while 9 txs are pending at RPC.
- Possible causes (not fully confirmed):
- RPC tx-pool: RPC still has legacy tx-pool options in
config-rpc-core.toml. If RPC uses layered, similar conflicts might apply (RPC is running, so behavior may differ). - Propagation: Validators might not be receiving or retaining those txs in their layered pool (eviction, limits, or gas rules).
- Gas / min fee: Validators might reject txs (e.g. below min gas price).
- RPC tx-pool: RPC still has legacy tx-pool options in
Next steps to consider:
- Confirm whether RPC uses legacy or layered pool and align config.
- Check validator logs for tx propagation / inclusion / drops.
- Optionally add layered tx-pool options on validators (e.g.
tx-pool-max-future-by-sender,tx-pool-max-prioritized) and test. - Verify min gas price / fee settings on validators vs. pending txs.
8. Files Touched
scripts/update-all-validators-txpool.sh– root@, layered warning, SSH targets.scripts/verify-validator-configs.sh– root@, legacy vs layered checks.docs/06-besu/NEXT_ACTIONS_EXECUTION_COMPLETE.md– this report.
9. Commands Reference
# Verify validators (uses root@)
PROXMOX_USER=root bash scripts/verify-validator-configs.sh
# Check RPC and chain
cast chain-id --rpc-url http://192.168.11.211:8545
cast block-number --rpc-url http://192.168.11.211:8545
cast rpc admin_peers --rpc-url http://192.168.11.211:8545
# Deployer nonces
cast rpc eth_getTransactionCount 0x4A666F96fC8764181194447A7dFdb7d471b301C8 latest --rpc-url http://192.168.11.211:8545
cast rpc eth_getTransactionCount 0x4A666F96fC8764181194447A7dFdb7d471b301C8 pending --rpc-url http://192.168.11.211:8545
Conclusion: Validator tx-pool update was attempted, then reverted because legacy options crash Besu’s layered pool. All validators are active, block production has resumed, and scripts now use root@ and document the layered vs legacy behavior. Empty blocks and 9 pending txs remain to be addressed via RPC/validator tx-pool alignment and propagation analysis.