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On a Google Cloud Debian VM, the installation (using the official curl installer) and initialization complete successfully. The node starts and is briefly available. However, shortly after startup, the docker-compose.yml file is deleted from the /root/gaianet directory. This causes the node to become unresponsive and results in "Node does not exist" errors. This issue has been reproduced multiple times."🧪 Describe the Issue
Node crash/unrecoverable state
Consensus failure
Block synchronization failure
P2P networking issue
RPC/API malfunction
Transaction processing error
Memory leak/resource exhaustion
Cryptographic operation failure
Storage corruption
Performance degradation
Security vulnerability
Documentation error
Other:
🔍 Affected Components
Consensus engine (Tendermint/BFT)
State machine
P2P networking layer
RPC/API interface
Storage layer (LevelDB/RocksDB)
Cryptography module
Smart contract execution
CLI commands
Monitoring/metrics
Deployment scripts
Testing framework
Documentation
📜 Expected Behavior
🛠️ Steps to Reproduce
`bash
Provide exact CLI commands and environment setup
gaianet-node init --chain-id=gaia-testnet-1
gaianet-node start --log_level=debug
curl -X POST http://localhost:26657 -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"broadcast_tx_sync","params":["..."]}'
On a Google Cloud Debian VM, the installation (using the official curl installer) and initialization complete successfully. The node starts and is briefly available. However, shortly after startup, the docker-compose.yml file is deleted from the /root/gaianet directory. This causes the node to become unresponsive and results in "Node does not exist" errors. This issue has been reproduced multiple times."🧪 Describe the Issue
🔍 Affected Components
📜 Expected Behavior
🛠️ Steps to Reproduce
`bash
Provide exact CLI commands and environment setup