notifyrefreshmentsent error #5402
Description
Context
Actively working on to run a Bee node on mobile.
To achieve this, there is a repository which hardly relies on Bee, it is bee-lite. The purpose of this repo is to expose the original Bee API to callable functions instead of using HTTP requests to the locally running Bee node.
In other words, the Android app is implemented in Native Go (using Fyne framework).
swarm-mobile
Achieved running the node in Ultra-light or Light mode.
Tried with the following RPCs it doesn't make any difference:
https://gnosis.publicnode.com
https://xdai.fairdatasociety.org
I have tried with an upgraded node with a funded Chequebook, but that also doesn't make any difference.
Problem
When running 5Mb+ uploads or downloads the log is full of errors like this:
"msg"="notifyrefreshmentsent failed to refresh" "error"="settlement allowance timestamps from peer differed from our measurement by more than 2 seconds"
"msg"="notifyrefreshmentsent failed to refresh" "error"="peer not found"
"msg"="payment failure" "error"="call issue function: connection closed (local): code: 0x0: transport error: sent go away, code: 0"
"msg"="payment failure" "error"="call issue function: stream reset: stream reset: connection closed: EOF"
On some days when the above happens to fast, all the peers get disconnected, and the Bee node crashes during transfer. On other days, the connected peers drop off around 50-60, and the download/upload succeeds.
This is the biggest problem because the node is unstable.
Expected behavior
Node should work normally like on a standard PC.
Actual behavior
Peers are disconnecting, Log is full of errors, and the download/upload sometime works sometime not.
[2026-03-17-success-but-nodes-drop-off.log](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/26057304/2026-03-17-success-but-nodes-drop-off.log)
[2026-02-27-failure.log](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/26057305/2026-02-27-failure.log)
Steps to reproduce
Checkout swarm-mobile follow the Readme to startup the node with the easiest command go run main.go - I'm happy to help anytime with this! - and start a download with a Hash that belongs to a large file