2023-06-08T13:57:30.006 daemon chia.daemon.server : INFO Unexpected message type. Closing websocket with [‘chia_harvester’]. 257
any clue?
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Same observation today on one of my harvesters.
There is a bug report related to the message
opened 02:50PM - 26 Mar 23 UTC
closed 08:08PM - 13 Apr 23 UTC
bug
Linux
CLI
harvester
1.7.1
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### What happened?
harvester disconnects from node when it sees more than 10,… 000 plots, currently 22k on harvester, shutdown every 10 minutes
### Version
1,7,1
### What platform are you using?
Linux
### What ui mode are you using?
CLI
### Relevant log output
```shell
daemon chia.daemon.server : DEBUG Received message: WSMessage(type=<WSMsgType.CLOSED: 257>, data=None, extra=None)
2023-03-26T14:37:10.524 daemon chia.daemon.server : INFO Unexpected message type. Closing websocket with ['chia_harvester']. 257
2023-03-26T14:37:10.628 harvester harvester : INFO Reconnecting to peer PeerInfo(_ip=IPv4Address('5.161.186.11'), _port=8447)
2023-03-26T14:37:10.634 harvester harvester_server : DEBUG Connecting: wss://5.161.186.11:8447/ws, Peer info: PeerInfo(_ip=IPv4Address('5.161.186.11')
```
but in this case it was extremly high number of plots in my case less than 5k plots
I assume it happens if a compressed plots passes the filter needs to be inflated but you do not have a GPU being able to do so. My testsetup has no GPU yet included (need to change CPU cooler to get GPU in) but already some C8 plots. Only guessing but as soon as I remove the compressed plots from the config it works stable.