slashing-protection

Manage the local slashing protection data used by the validator.

import

Imports the slashing protection database using the validator client interchange format.

caution

Before running the import, you must stop the validator and confirm the process has fully exited and won't be restarted.

config-file

Syntax

teku slashing-protection import --config-file=<FILE>

Example

teku slashing-protection import --config-file=/home/me/me_node/config.yaml

Environment variable

TEKU_CONFIG_FILE=/home/me/me_node/config.yaml

Path to the YAML configuration file. The default is none.

data-path

Syntax

teku slashing-protection import --data-path=<PATH>

Example

teku slashing-protection import --data-path=/home/me/me_node

Path to the Teku data directory. The default directory is OS-dependent:

• macOS: ~/Library/teku
• Unix/Linux: $XDG_DATA_HOME/teku if $XDG_DATA_HOME is set; otherwise ~/.local/share/teku
• Windows: %localappdata%\teku.

data-validator-path

Syntax

teku slashing-protection import --data-validator-path=<PATH>

Example

teku slashing-protection import --data-validator-path=/home/me/me_validator

Environment variable

TEKU_DATA_VALIDATOR_PATH=/home/me/me_validator

Configuration file

data-validator-path: "/home/me/me_validator"

Path to the validator client data. The default is <data-path>/validator where <data-path> is specified using --data-path.

info

Teku imports slashing protection data into a slashprotection directory under the validator client data directory.

from

Syntax

teku slashing-protection import --from=<FILE>

Example

teku slashing-protection import --from=/home/slash/b845...23bed.json

The file to import the slashing protection database from.

Teku imports the file to the <data-path>/validators/slashprotection/ directory in the format <validator-pubkey>.yml (with no 0x prefix).

<data-path> is defined using --data-path.

export

Exports the slashing protection database in the validator client interchange format format.

config-file

Syntax

teku slashing-protection export --config-file=<FILE>

Example

teku slashing-protection export --config-file=/home/me/me_node/config.yaml

Environment variable

TEKU_CONFIG_FILE=/home/me/me_node/config.yaml

Path to the YAML configuration file. The default is none.

data-path

Syntax

teku slashing-protection export --data-path=<PATH>

Example

teku slashing-protection export --data-path=/home/me/me_node

Path to the Teku data directory. The default directory is OS-dependent:

• macOS: ~/Library/teku
• Unix/Linux: $XDG_DATA_HOME/teku if $XDG_DATA_HOME is set; otherwise ~/.local/share/teku
• Windows: %localappdata%\teku.

data-validator-path

Syntax

teku slashing-protection export --data-validator-path=<PATH>

Example

teku slashing-protection export --data-validator-path=/home/me/me_validator

Environment variable

TEKU_DATA_VALIDATOR_PATH=/home/me/me_validator

Configuration file

data-validator-path: "/home/me/me_validator"

Path to the validator client data. The default is <data-path>/validator where <data-path> is specified using --data-path.

info

Teku exports slashing protection data from the slashprotection directory under the validator client data directory.

to

Syntax

teku slashing-protection export --to=<FILE>

Example

teku slashing-protection export --to=/home/slash/b845...23bed.json

The file to export the slashing protection database to.

Exports the database in the validator client interchange format format.

repair

Repairs corrupted slashing protection data files used by Teku.

check-only-enabled

Syntax

teku slashing-protection repair --checking-only-enabled[=<BOOLEAN>]

Example

teku slashing-protection repair --checking-only-enabled=false

Reads and reports potential slashing protection file problems, but doesn't update any files. You can specify which files are checked using --config-file, --data-base-path.

config-file

Syntax

teku slashing-protection repair --config-file=<FILE>

Example

teku slashing-protection repair --config-file=/home/me/me_node/config.yaml

Path to the YAML configuration file. The default is none.

data-path

Syntax

teku slashing-protection repair --data-path=<PATH>

Example

teku slashing-protection repair --data-path=/home/me/me_node

Path to the Teku data directory. The default directory is OS-dependent:

• macOS: ~/Library/teku
• Unix/Linux: $XDG_DATA_HOME/teku if $XDG_DATA_HOME is set; otherwise ~/.local/share/teku
• Windows: %localappdata%\teku

The default Docker image location is /root/.local/share/teku.

data-validator-path

Syntax

teku slashing-protection repair --data-validator-path=<PATH>

Example

teku slashing-protection repair --data-validator-path=/home/me/me_validator

Path to validator client data. The default is <data-path>/validator where <data-path> is specified using --data-path.

info

The slashing protection data is stored in a slashprotection directory under the validator client data directory.

network

Syntax

teku slashing-protection repair --network=<NETWORK>

Example

teku slashing-protection repair --network=mainnet

Predefined network configuration. Accepts a predefined network name, or file path or URL to a YAML configuration file. The default is mainnet.

Possible values are:

Network	Chain	Type	Description
mainnet	Consensus layer	Production	Main network
minimal	Consensus layer	Test	Used for local testing and development networks
goerli	Consensus layer	Test	Multi-client testnet
gnosis	Consensus layer	Production	Network for the Gnosis chain
holesky	Consensus layer	Test	Multi-client testnet
sepolia	Consensus layer	Test	Multi-client testnet
chiado	Consensus layer	Test	Gnosis testnet
lukso	Consensus layer	Production	Network for the Lukso chain

Predefined networks can provide defaults such the initial state of the network, bootnodes, and the address of the deposit contract.

slot

Syntax

teku slashing-protection repair --slot=<INTEGER>

Example

teku slashing-protection repair --slot=1028

Updates slashing protection files to contain the specified slot as a minimum. The value should be a future slot, or after when the validators stopped performing duties.

note

This can be automatically calculated for most networks, and is generally not required.

update-all-enabled

Syntax

teku slashing-protection repair --update-all-enabled[=<BOOLEAN>]

Example

teku slashing-protection repair --update-all-enabled=false

Enables all slashing protection records to be updated. The default is false.