We'll have our next bi-weekly maintainers meeting tomorrow Apr 25 at 9 am ET. zoom link to follow. Agenda will be to review progress against our epics and decide on any items to defer to 1.3. We can

The link you are using for the script is actually the Github rendering of the file not the raw file itself. You should use

Hey all. I am trying to install the binaries etc. but am having some issues. I have tried installing using the goo.gl shortened url without success, so instead am using the full path: curl -sSL

Hello Ivan, Thanks for the response and explanation just one query against the response is that "If different users are sharing the ORG_instance then wont it would violate the Isolation feature over

Hello Sunil, this is a very good question with no clear answer. The decision must be made in context of the current problem and implementation. If you put every producer as individual org, then

Hi Zhipeng, Blocks are validated and committed in sequence. In the scenario you described, B will fail. The committer should not be able to validate block N+1 without block N committed. Apart from

Hi, Jia: Thanks for your answers, but I think it is not enough to detect replay attacks that just checking the format of TxIds; In the v1.1.0-fabric, checking duplicate TxIds in two case: (1) To

Hi, Jia: Thanks for your answers, but I think it is not enough to detect replay attacks that just checking the format of TxIds; In the v1.1.0-fabric, checking duplicate TxIds in two case: (1)

Hello Folks, I have one query regarding the real world scenario, In there we would be having many users that play same role eg: In supply chain we may have many producers/Grower's(referring to

Thanks very much Yacov for your response. Tong Li IBM Open Technology Building 501/B205 litong01@... "Yacov" ---04/23/2018 09:47:11 AM---You can specify any number of signatures from each organization

You can specify any number of signaturesfrom each organization to be in the endorsement policy. Such as: "2 signatures from orgA" and "1 signature from org B" From: "Tong Li"<litong01@...> To:

Say there are 3 orgs in a channel, A,B and C. Org A has 5 peers and B and C have 2 peers each. Will the endorsement policy of majority favors the org A over other two orgs since they have the most

I am not sure why the GOPATH you have set is not used by the platform while building the chaincode. I use the following set of instructions which I created from the links mentioned in

We're continue the Documentation Workgroupmeetings this week, focusing on the Blockchain network topic: Thanks to Chris Gabriel for his updateslast week -- we need to focus this week to get the topic

Kim - are there any details publicly availableon this (e.g. JIRA ticket): " there is work goingon to allow classification of a transaction as idempotent or pseudo-idempotent"? Also, some of these use

I tried creating a symlink to /usr/local/go from /opt/go and when that didn’t work, I moved /usr/local/go to /opt/go, and am getting a different error. My Q is why we should change the default

I added a comment to the actual CR reference below prior to actually seeing this. The reason for this CR failure is because the CI script runs "byfn -m ...." and you removed the "-m" option. This

From the above lines, we can understand that the build system is expecting 'fabric' under either "/opt/go/src/github.com/hyperledger" or under

Hi! The website asks one to set GOROOT. Anyways, even after i set GOPATH, I am still facing an error. Pl see output below with info on my

It seems, fabric source code is not in the expected location. Please move the cloned fabric directory (or create a symbolic link to it) under the following location,