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Action: checkDanglingStorage, |
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Flags: flags.Merge(utils.NetworkFlags, utils.DatabaseFlags), |
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geth snapshot check-dangling-storage <state-root> traverses the snap storage
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data, and verifies that all snapshot storage data has a corresponding account.
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geth snapshot check-dangling-storage <state-root> traverses the snap storage |
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data, and verifies that all snapshot storage data has a corresponding account. |
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Flags: flags.Merge(utils.NetworkFlags, utils.DatabaseFlags), |
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Description: ` |
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geth snapshot inspect-account <address | hash> checks all snapshot layers and prints out |
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information about the specified address.
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information about the specified address. |
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will traverse the whole state from the given root and will abort if any referenced |
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trie node or contract code is missing. This command can be used for state integrity |
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verification. The default checking target is the HEAD state. It's basically identical |
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to traverse-state, but the check granularity is smaller.
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to traverse-state, but the check granularity is smaller. |
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It's also usable without snapshot enabled. |
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Description: ` |
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This command is semantically equivalent to 'geth dump', but uses the snapshots |
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as the backend data source, making this command a lot faster.
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as the backend data source, making this command a lot faster. |
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The argument is interpreted as block number or hash. If none is provided, the latest |
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block is used. |
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