[BUG] all plots listed as "Not found Plots" in GUI

Describe the bug I have 9 plots that I have plotted on this machine and on 2 other machines. I know it’s not recommended in the docs, but I plotted them all by adding my key on each of the 3 machines.

machine A: original full node/farmer/GUI, 2 plots machine B: originally a 2nd full node/farmer/GUI, 5 plots machine C: originally not a full node, not a farmer, not a GUI. 2 plots.

At one point, I re-created the SSL/TLS certs on machine C using machine A’s ca, per the docs, and connected it as a remote harvester. After reading that the GUI onm achine A will not show plots on harvester C, I moved all plots to machine C.

I started the full node, farmer, and GUI on machine C and added the plots directory in the GUI. After syncing the mainnet blockchain, the “Plots” portion of the GUI shows “these are your Not found Plots:” and lists all 9 plots.

chia plots check shows all 9 are valid plots, and shows that all 9 have the same pool & farmer public keys that is present on all 3 machines.

removing the plot directory in the GUI and re-adding it results in the same result: all plots are listed as not found plots. Farm pane of UI shows no farming information, only the “add a plot” wizard card.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

see above. it is unclear to me if recreating the machine C’s TLS certs with machine A’s CA has somehow made it not able to use the plots.

Expected behavior All plots are shown available for use in the GUI, farm tab shows network info and estimate of time to win.

Screenshots I have removed all my ~/.chia directory and am re-downloading the blockchain after re-running “chia init”. (Plots are not added yet in GUI, will add them after mainnet sync is complete) If the behavior persists after that, I will add a screenshot to this bug report.

• OS: linux
• OS all hosts are ubuntu 20.04.1
• CPU: Xeon’s and Ryzen

[joduncan]

@genGrievouz I was using linux machines exclusively, no windows. All the plots were verified valid when they weren’t showing up in the farming UI.

Thankfully, removing my chia config, re-init’ing, re-adding my key/wallet, and then re-downloading the blockchain fixed my issue, and my farmer is now recognizing all the local plots (as well as others I am copying over from machines where I am only generating plots)

[genGrievouz]

Try to check with Windows Shell. I executed command chia plot check, run some tests .\chia plots check -g E:\plots --challenge-start 120 and fortunately I have them all farming. GUI works in a pretty buggy way.