<p>I installed bitcoind on an ubunto server. If I execute bitcoind getinfo, I get the following output:</p>

<pre><code>"relayfee":1.0E-5,"difficulty":3304356.39299034,"blocks":206286,"keypoolsize":101,"version":90201,"timeoffset":0,"balance":0.0,"errors":"","paytxfee":0.0,"proxy":"","testnet":false,"connections":38,"protocolversion":70002,"walletversion":60000
</code></pre>

<p>So it seems like it synced until block 206286. Around twelfe hours ago it 206154, so the number increased with normal block discovery time I would say. Connections are at 38 so this should be fine.</p>

<p>But if I checked correctly the actual current block is 300 000 something. </p>

<p>Does someone know whats the status of the wallet or how can I check it/</p>

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2014-08-14T15:44:50.000Z
Two things to try: 1. Stop bitcoind and restart it.  2. Look at the debug.log file.
Nate Eldredge
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2014-08-15T18:45:32.267Z
Quick question: did you install bitcoind using "apt-get install bitcoind" ?
Mark
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2014-08-17T18:48:46.050Z
restarting helped. But it got stuck over and over again. Starting it with just one thread made it more stable (bitcoind -par=1 &)
jan
<bitcoind><ubuntu><server>
Bitcoind sync status at ~block 206286
jan
# Bitcoind sync status at ~block 206286

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-08-14)

I installed bitcoind on an ubunto server. If I execute bitcoind getinfo, I get the following output:
"relayfee":1.0E-5,"difficulty":3304356.39299034,"blocks":206286,"keypoolsize":101,"version":90201,"timeoffset":0,"balance":0.0,"errors":"","paytxfee":0.0,"proxy":"","testnet":false,"connections":38,"protocolversion":70002,"walletversion":60000

So it seems like it synced until block 206286. Around twelfe hours ago it 206154, so the number increased with normal block discovery time I would say. Connections are at 38 so this should be fine.
But if I checked correctly the actual current block is 300 000 something. 
Does someone know whats the status of the wallet or how can I check it/

**Tags:** bitcoind, ubuntu, server

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Two things to try: 1. Stop bitcoind and restart it.  2. Look at the debug.log file.  
> **username_2**: Quick question: did you install bitcoind using "apt-get install bitcoind" ?  
> **username_0**: restarting helped. But it got stuck over and over again. Starting it with just one thread made it more stable (bitcoind -par=1 &)  

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