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BTCpayserver project or, indeed, any cryptocurrency whatsoever. In
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fact, our experience with BTCpayserver makes us encourage you to look
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at alternatives instead, including not taking cryptocurrency payments
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at all.
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at all, see [TPA-RFC-25: BTCpayserver replacement](policy/tpa-rfc-25-btcpay-replacement) for that
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discussion.
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btcpayserver_1 | fail: PayServer: Error on the MigrationStartupTask
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btcpayserver_1 | System.Net.Internals.SocketExceptionFactory+ExtendedSocketException (00000005, 0xFFFDFFFF): Name or service not known
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Take a look at disk space.
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We've had situations like this where the containers would fail with
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the above error when running out of disk space.
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Take a look at disk space. We've had situations like this where the
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containers would fail with the above error when running out of disk
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space.
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### Stuck at "node is starting"
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https://docs.btcpayserver.org/ConnectWallet/
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Last time we followed this procedure, instead of hooking up the
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wallet, we tried to restore from backup. See [this comment and
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following](https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/tpa/team/-/issues/33750#note_2797196).
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wallet, we restored from backup. See [this comment and following](https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/tpa/team/-/issues/33750#note_2797196)
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and the [full migration procedure](#full-migration-procedure).
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### Lunanode Deployment
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- https://docs.btcpayserver.org/LunaNodeWebDeployment/
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Lunanode was chosen as a cheap and easy temporarily solution. Some
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doubts remain regarding how to make sure the machine and service are
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updated on a timely manner.
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Lunanode was chosen as a cheap and easy temporarily solution, but was
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eventually retired in favor of a normal TPA machines so that we would
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have it hooked in Puppet to have the normal system-level backups,
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monitoring, and so on.
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## SLA
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TODO <!-- this describes an acceptable level of service for this service -->
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There is no official SLA for this service, but it should generally be
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up so that we can take donations.
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## Design
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## Monitoring and testing
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TODO: how do we monitor payments work?
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There is no application-specific monitoring of this service. Users are
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expected to try to make a donation with Bitcoin (!) to see if payments
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go through. Money machine team is responsible for testing.
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TODO: how do we test BTC payments works?
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Rudimentary tests can be performed by going to the main domain website
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(<https://btcpay.torproject.org>) and logging in with the credentials
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from the TPA password manager. When someone does a payment, it should
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show up as an invoice.
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## Logs and metrics
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