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I would like to help you but unfortunately I am not close to my computer. Go to Bitcoind.service file, copy the content of ExecStart and run it directly from console. it should give you better insights of what the problem is.
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OceanSlim 2y ago

I went to where bitcoind was and ran it and I got back "bitcoin core starting"

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/dev/tty 2y ago

this is a good symptom, once you ensure that no more bitcoind process are running, paste the content from ExecStart in the console and run it. if you want it to run in foreground, remove -daemon from the command. otherwise it will daemonize itself.

it could take some time before you see the process fully running.

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OceanSlim 2y ago

I run it but I just get "bitcoin core starting"

and that's it

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/dev/tty 2y ago

what's the output of "ps -ax | grep bitcoin" ?

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OceanSlim 2y ago

1903 pts/0 S+ 0:00 grep --color=auto bitcoin

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/dev/tty 2y ago

few questions...

can you show me the screenshot of bitcoind.service .

also, df -h is disk with enough space?

is this Ubuntu or Centos? selinux disabled or allowing this process to run?

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OceanSlim 2y ago

I don't think anything is wrong with the service file. It was working fine. I'll take a screenshot though. Plenty of storage, and Ubuntu server

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/dev/tty 2y ago

Yeah, the service file looks okay. I was just checking for errors on this and found this one that seems to be related. which version are you running?

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/21699

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OceanSlim 2y ago

Check you messages I explain when I started having problems. I don't think it's my Ubuntu version.

I think I'm on 22.04.2 though

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/dev/tty 2y ago

is the lnd service running?

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OceanSlim 2y ago

Lnd won't run because it's dependent on Bitcoin core

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OceanSlim 2y ago