Curio
NAME:
curio - Filecoin decentralized storage network provider
USAGE:
curio [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
VERSION:
1.23.1
COMMANDS:
cli Execute cli commands
run Start a Curio process
config Manage node config by layers. The layer 'base' will always be applied at Curio start-up.
test Utility functions for testing
web Start Curio web interface
guided-setup Run the guided setup for migrating from lotus-miner to Curio or Creating a new Curio miner
seal Manage the sealing pipeline
unseal Manage unsealed data
market
fetch-params Fetch proving parameters
calc Math Utils
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--color use color in display output (default: depends on output being a TTY)
--db-host value Command separated list of hostnames for yugabyte cluster (default: "127.0.0.1") [$CURIO_DB_HOST, $CURIO_HARMONYDB_HOSTS]
--db-name value (default: "yugabyte") [$CURIO_DB_NAME, $CURIO_HARMONYDB_NAME]
--db-user value (default: "yugabyte") [$CURIO_DB_USER, $CURIO_HARMONYDB_USERNAME]
--db-password value (default: "yugabyte") [$CURIO_DB_PASSWORD, $CURIO_HARMONYDB_PASSWORD]
--db-port value (default: "5433") [$CURIO_DB_PORT, $CURIO_HARMONYDB_PORT]
--repo-path value (default: "~/.curio") [$CURIO_REPO_PATH]
--vv enables very verbose mode, useful for debugging the CLI (default: false)
--help, -h show help
--version, -v print the versioncurio cli
NAME:
curio cli - Execute cli commands
USAGE:
curio cli command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
storage manage sector storage
log Manage logging
wait-api Wait for Curio api to come online
stop Stop a running Curio process
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--machine value machine host:port (curio run --listen address)
--help, -h show helpcurio cli storage
NAME:
curio cli storage - manage sector storage
USAGE:
curio cli storage command [command options] [arguments...]
DESCRIPTION:
Sectors can be stored across many filesystem paths. These
commands provide ways to manage the storage a Curio node will use to store sectors
long term for proving (references as 'store') as well as how sectors will be
stored while moving through the sealing pipeline (references as 'seal').
COMMANDS:
attach attach local storage path
detach detach local storage path
list list local storage paths
find find sector in the storage system
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio cli storage attach
NAME:
curio cli storage attach - attach local storage path
USAGE:
curio cli storage attach [command options] [path]
DESCRIPTION:
Storage can be attached to a Curio node using this command. The storage volume
list is stored local to the Curio node in storage.json set in curio run. We do not
recommend manually modifying this value without further understanding of the
storage system.
Each storage volume contains a configuration file which describes the
capabilities of the volume. When the '--init' flag is provided, this file will
be created using the additional flags.
Weight
A high weight value means data will be more likely to be stored in this path
Seal
Data for the sealing process will be stored here
Store
Finalized sectors that will be moved here for long term storage and be proven
over time
OPTIONS:
--init initialize the path first (default: false)
--weight value (for init) path weight (default: 10)
--seal (for init) use path for sealing (default: false)
--store (for init) use path for long-term storage (default: false)
--max-storage value (for init) limit storage space for sectors (expensive for very large paths!)
--groups value [ --groups value ] path group names
--allow-to value [ --allow-to value ] path groups allowed to pull data from this path (allow all if not specified)
--help, -h show helpcurio cli storage detach
NAME:
curio cli storage detach - detach local storage path
USAGE:
curio cli storage detach [command options] [path]
OPTIONS:
--really-do-it (default: false)
--help, -h show helpcurio cli storage list
NAME:
curio cli storage list - list local storage paths
USAGE:
curio cli storage list [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--local only list local storage paths (default: false)
--help, -h show helpcurio cli storage find
NAME:
curio cli storage find - find sector in the storage system
USAGE:
curio cli storage find [command options] [miner address] [sector number]
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio cli log
NAME:
curio cli log - Manage logging
USAGE:
curio cli log command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
list List log systems
set-level Set log level
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio cli log list
NAME:
curio cli log list - List log systems
USAGE:
curio cli log list [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio cli log set-level
NAME:
curio cli log set-level - Set log level
USAGE:
curio cli log set-level [command options] [level]
DESCRIPTION:
Set the log level for logging systems:
The system flag can be specified multiple times.
eg) log set-level --system chain --system chainxchg debug
Available Levels:
debug
info
warn
error
Environment Variables:
GOLOG_LOG_LEVEL - Default log level for all log systems
GOLOG_LOG_FMT - Change output log format (json, nocolor)
GOLOG_FILE - Write logs to file
GOLOG_OUTPUT - Specify whether to output to file, stderr, stdout or a combination, i.e. file+stderr
OPTIONS:
--system value [ --system value ] limit to log system
--help, -h show helpcurio cli wait-api
NAME:
curio cli wait-api - Wait for Curio api to come online
USAGE:
curio cli wait-api [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--timeout value duration to wait till fail (default: 30s)
--help, -h show helpcurio cli stop
NAME:
curio cli stop - Stop a running Curio process
USAGE:
curio cli stop [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio run
NAME:
curio run - Start a Curio process
USAGE:
curio run [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--listen value host address and port the worker api will listen on (default: "0.0.0.0:12300") [$CURIO_LISTEN]
--nosync don't check full-node sync status (default: false)
--manage-fdlimit manage open file limit (default: true)
--layers value, -l value, --layer value [ --layers value, -l value, --layer value ] list of layers to be interpreted (atop defaults). Default: base [$CURIO_LAYERS]
--name value custom node name [$CURIO_NODE_NAME]
--help, -h show helpcurio config
NAME:
curio config - Manage node config by layers. The layer 'base' will always be applied at Curio start-up.
USAGE:
curio config command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
default, defaults Print default node config
set, add, update, create Set a config layer or the base by providing a filename or stdin.
get, cat, show Get a config layer by name. You may want to pipe the output to a file, or use 'less'
list, ls List config layers present in the DB.
interpret, view, stacked, stack Interpret stacked config layers by this version of curio, with system-generated comments.
remove, rm, del, delete Remove a named config layer.
edit edit a config layer
new-cluster Create new configuration for a new cluster
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio config default
NAME:
curio config default - Print default node config
USAGE:
curio config default [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--no-comment don't comment default values (default: false)
--help, -h show helpcurio config set
NAME:
curio config set - Set a config layer or the base by providing a filename or stdin.
USAGE:
curio config set [command options] a layer's file name
OPTIONS:
--title value title of the config layer (req'd for stdin)
--help, -h show helpcurio config get
NAME:
curio config get - Get a config layer by name. You may want to pipe the output to a file, or use 'less'
USAGE:
curio config get [command options] layer name
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio config list
NAME:
curio config list - List config layers present in the DB.
USAGE:
curio config list [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio config interpret
NAME:
curio config interpret - Interpret stacked config layers by this version of curio, with system-generated comments.
USAGE:
curio config interpret [command options] a list of layers to be interpreted as the final config
OPTIONS:
--layers value [ --layers value ] comma or space separated list of layers to be interpreted (base is always applied)
--help, -h show helpcurio config remove
NAME:
curio config remove - Remove a named config layer.
USAGE:
curio config remove [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio config edit
NAME:
curio config edit - edit a config layer
USAGE:
curio config edit [command options] [layer name]
OPTIONS:
--editor value editor to use (default: "vim") [$EDITOR]
--source value source config layer (default: <edited layer>)
--allow-overwrite allow overwrite of existing layer if source is a different layer (default: false)
--no-source-diff save the whole config into the layer, not just the diff (default: false)
--no-interpret-source do not interpret source layer (default: true if --source is set)
--help, -h show helpcurio config new-cluster
NAME:
curio config new-cluster - Create new configuration for a new cluster
USAGE:
curio config new-cluster [command options] [SP actor address...]
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio test
NAME:
curio test - Utility functions for testing
USAGE:
curio test command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
window-post, wd, windowpost, wdpost Compute a proof-of-spacetime for a sector (requires the sector to be pre-sealed). These will not send to the chain.
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio test window-post
NAME:
curio test window-post - Compute a proof-of-spacetime for a sector (requires the sector to be pre-sealed). These will not send to the chain.
USAGE:
curio test window-post command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
here, cli Compute WindowPoSt for performance and configuration testing.
task, scheduled, schedule, async, asynchronous Test the windowpost scheduler by running it on the next available curio. If tasks fail all retries, you will need to ctrl+c to exit.
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio test window-post here
NAME:
curio test window-post here - Compute WindowPoSt for performance and configuration testing.
USAGE:
curio test window-post here [command options] [deadline index]
DESCRIPTION:
Note: This command is intended to be used to verify PoSt compute performance.
It will not send any messages to the chain. Since it can compute any deadline, output may be incorrectly timed for the chain.
OPTIONS:
--deadline value deadline to compute WindowPoSt for (default: 0)
--layers value [ --layers value ] list of layers to be interpreted (atop defaults). Default: base
--storage-json value path to json file containing storage config (default: "~/.curio/storage.json")
--partition value partition to compute WindowPoSt for (default: 0)
--help, -h show helpcurio test window-post task
NAME:
curio test window-post task - Test the windowpost scheduler by running it on the next available curio. If tasks fail all retries, you will need to ctrl+c to exit.
USAGE:
curio test window-post task [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--deadline value deadline to compute WindowPoSt for (default: 0)
--layers value [ --layers value ] list of layers to be interpreted (atop defaults). Default: base
--help, -h show helpcurio web
NAME:
curio web - Start Curio web interface
USAGE:
curio web [command options] [arguments...]
DESCRIPTION:
Start an instance of Curio web interface.
This creates the 'web' layer if it does not exist, then calls run with that layer.
OPTIONS:
--gui-listen value Address to listen for the GUI on (default: "0.0.0.0:4701")
--nosync don't check full-node sync status (default: false)
--layers value [ --layers value ] list of layers to be interpreted (atop defaults). Default: base
--help, -h show helpcurio guided-setup
NAME:
curio guided-setup - Run the guided setup for migrating from lotus-miner to Curio or Creating a new Curio miner
USAGE:
curio guided-setup [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio seal
NAME:
curio seal - Manage the sealing pipeline
USAGE:
curio seal command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
start Start new sealing operations manually
events List pipeline events
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio seal start
NAME:
curio seal start - Start new sealing operations manually
USAGE:
curio seal start [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--actor value Specify actor address to start sealing sectors for
--now Start sealing sectors for all actors now (not on schedule) (default: false)
--cc Start sealing new CC sectors (default: false)
--count value Number of sectors to start (default: 1)
--synthetic Use synthetic PoRep (default: false)
--layers value [ --layers value ] list of layers to be interpreted (atop defaults). Default: base
--duration-days value, -d value How long to commit sectors for (default: 1278 (3.5 years))
--help, -h show helpcurio seal events
NAME:
curio seal events - List pipeline events
USAGE:
curio seal events [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--actor value Filter events by actor address; lists all if not specified
--sector value Filter events by sector number; requires --actor to be specified (default: 0)
--last value Limit output to the last N events (default: 100)
--help, -h show helpcurio unseal
NAME:
curio unseal - Manage unsealed data
USAGE:
curio unseal command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
info Get information about unsealed data
list-sectors List data from the sectors_unseal_pipeline and sectors_meta tables
set-target-state Set the target unseal state for a sector
check Check data integrity in unsealed sector files
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio unseal info
NAME:
curio unseal info - Get information about unsealed data
USAGE:
curio unseal info [command options] [minerAddress] [sectorNumber]
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio unseal list-sectors
NAME:
curio unseal list-sectors - List data from the sectors_unseal_pipeline and sectors_meta tables
USAGE:
curio unseal list-sectors [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--sp-id value, -s value Filter by storage provider ID (default: 0)
--output value, -o value Output file path (default: stdout)
--help, -h show helpcurio unseal set-target-state
NAME:
curio unseal set-target-state - Set the target unseal state for a sector
USAGE:
curio unseal set-target-state [command options] <miner-id> <sector-number> <target-state>
DESCRIPTION:
Set the target unseal state for a specific sector.
<miner-id>: The storage provider ID
<sector-number>: The sector number
<target-state>: The target state (true, false, or none)
The unseal target state indicates to curio how an unsealed copy of the sector should be maintained.
If the target state is true, curio will ensure that the sector is unsealed.
If the target state is false, curio will ensure that there is no unsealed copy of the sector.
If the target state is none, curio will not change the current state of the sector.
Currently when the curio will only start new unseal processes when the target state changes from another state to true.
When the target state is false, and an unsealed sector file exists, the GC mark step will create a removal mark
for the unsealed sector file. The file will only be removed after the removal mark is accepted.
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio unseal check
NAME:
curio unseal check - Check data integrity in unsealed sector files
USAGE:
curio unseal check [command options] <miner-id> <sector-number>
DESCRIPTION:
Create a check task for a specific sector, wait for its completion, and output the result.
<miner-id>: The storage provider ID
<sector-number>: The sector number
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio market
NAME:
curio market
USAGE:
curio market command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
rpc-info
seal start sealing a deal sector early
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio market rpc-info
NAME:
curio market rpc-info
USAGE:
curio market rpc-info [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--layers value [ --layers value ] list of layers to be interpreted (atop defaults). Default: base
--help, -h show helpcurio market seal
NAME:
curio market seal - start sealing a deal sector early
USAGE:
curio market seal [command options] <sector>
OPTIONS:
--actor value Specify actor address to start sealing sectors for
--synthetic Use synthetic PoRep (default: false)
--help, -h show helpcurio fetch-params
NAME:
curio fetch-params - Fetch proving parameters
USAGE:
curio fetch-params [command options] [sectorSize]
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show helpcurio calc
NAME:
curio calc - Math Utils
USAGE:
curio calc command [command options] [arguments...]
COMMANDS:
batch-cpu Analyze and display the layout of batch sealer threads
supraseal-config Generate a supra_seal configuration
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
OPTIONS:
--actor value
--help, -h show helpcurio calc batch-cpu
NAME:
curio calc batch-cpu - Analyze and display the layout of batch sealer threads
USAGE:
curio calc batch-cpu [command options] [arguments...]
DESCRIPTION:
Analyze and display the layout of batch sealer threads on your CPU.
It provides detailed information about CPU utilization for batch sealing operations, including core allocation, thread
distribution for different batch sizes.
OPTIONS:
--dual-hashers (default: true)
--help, -h show helpcurio calc supraseal-config
NAME:
curio calc supraseal-config - Generate a supra_seal configuration
USAGE:
curio calc supraseal-config [command options] [arguments...]
DESCRIPTION:
Generate a supra_seal configuration for a given batch size.
This command outputs a configuration expected by SupraSeal. Main purpose of this command is for debugging and testing.
The config can be used directly with SupraSeal binaries to test it without involving Curio.
OPTIONS:
--dual-hashers Zen3 and later supports two sectors per thread, set to false for older CPUs (default: true)
--batch-size value, -b value (default: 0)
--help, -h show helpLast updated