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Electrum-LTC Sync Issues

I spun up a fresh Debian VM today to open up and manage a couple BTC and LTC wallets I had backed up for the last year or so.

Electrum of both flavors installed just fine, my BTC wallets loaded up quickly and perfectly but I am having an issue with the first LTC wallet I tried.

Dropped the backup of the wallet file in the wallets folder, opened it entered my password, but after almost 8 hours it still has not finished synchronizing. It will get to 86/90 then seem to restart. I quit out of Electrum-LTC and reopened the wallet, this time it shows the list of transactions (first time it showed nothing) however I am getting the same issue. Synchronization does not finish. For example on the last restart it pretty quickly went to 86/90, then 0/90 for a couple minutes, then back to 86/90.

Time is not of the essence, so if it has to sit over night not an issue. I am just wondering if LTC takes a really long time to get back into sync or if there is something I need to check with my install. It has been at least a year since I have used Electrum-LTC so there may just be quirks I forgot about.

Also, both electrum clients came from electrum.org and electrum-ltc.org respectively.

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Originally from Litecoin https://ift.tt/2WUUFxJ


source https://www.icocalendar.today/litecoin-ltc-community/electrum-ltc-sync-issues

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