Quick and dirty script for wiping the local chain and resynchronizing a Witnet node running on Docker (see comments)

witnet-docker-resync.sh

#!/bin/bash

# If your Docker container is named differently, change it here
CONTAINER="witnet_node"
# If your Witnet storage path is not the default, change it here
STORAGE_PATH="/home/$USER/.witnet"

echo "[ Trying to wipe local chain and resync ]";
echo "1. Making sure the node is running..."
docker start $CONTAINER;
sleep 5;
echo "2. Exporting master key..." &&
docker exec $CONTAINER ./witnet node masterKeyExport --write 2> /dev/null &&
echo "3. Renaming master key..." &&
docker exec $CONTAINER sh -c "for f in /.witnet/*.txt; do mv \${f} /.witnet/master.key; done" &&
echo "4. Stopping container..." &&
docker stop $CONTAINER &&
echo "5. Deleting local chain files" &&
(find ~/.witnet /.witnet -type f -not -name '*.key' -delete 2>/dev/null || true) &&
echo "6. Removing old container..." &&
docker container rm $CONTAINER  &&
sleep 5 &&
echo "7. Creating new container..." &&
docker run -d \
    --volume $STORAGE_PATH:/.witnet \
    --name $CONTAINER \
    witnet/witnet-rust latest node server \
    --master-key-import /.witnet/master.key &&
echo "[ SUCCESS! ]" ||
echo "[ FAILURE! ]"

If you are using a custom container name or storage path, please modify it in the variables you will find at the top of the script.