Hello; In recent weeks there have been discussions on the contributors' calls, and also in RocketChat, about the location of the Fabric repos, and the build pipelines. The fabric-samples

Thanks for replying Yacov and Senthil. You're right that since the introduction of private data, Fabric recommends that private data be salted to avoid dictionary attacks. As this thread makes clear

On blowing it up we see its a fabric-samples/fabcar screen shot showing "golang" and what appears to be an error during chaincode build process. Also interesting that this appears to run in

Hi All, Fabric- v1.4.3 (RAFT Orderer Set UP) Created a custom policy and added to the application policies , when am trying to do a channel update, every time a different error is coming up like as

Hi Ivan, Thank you for bringing this. We have discussed about including salt in the private data design document --

Hi Ivan. If you have a chaincode that requiresmore than 1 organization to endorse the transaction, you need the executionof both chaincodes to produce the same results, so the hashes of the

PrivateData is marketed as a data privacy solution in Hyperledger Fabric. Unfortunately, this is just another serious security hole somehow went under the radar, and all projects using this function

Hi - Can't really see the details in the screen shot... is this Java chaincode? If so check the rocketchat channel fabric-chaincode-java for discussion on what could be the issue Regards,

Hi, I was running the command ./startFabric.sh but I was getting the following error. I’m not able to Instantiate the chaincode..... any help? Thanks, Marina Sent from

The OS Server Upgrades are complete. Jobs a running on Jenkins Production. On 10/17/19 10:37 PM, Tim Johnson wrote:

Hey guys, I'm trying to register user with a CA that has tls enabled. I get: Error: Calling register endpoint failed with error [Error: unable to verify the first certificate] with this code: const

Maintenance description: Duration: 2h Why: OS updates to Centos 7.7. Jira upgrade to 7.13.8 What: wiki.hyperledger.org

if you have k8s, then it will be very easy to do this and please look into cello ansible agent. Thanks. Tong Li IBM Open Technology "Nancy Min" ---10/17/2019 04:20:48 PM---Hi All, We're interested in

Hi All, We're interested in different methods to facilitate multi-network node deployments. One option we've thought of is to communicate with nodes hosted on different networks by using port

Hello All, We hold our regulardocumentation workgroup call this week, both Eastern and Western hemispheres. After celebratingour 100th meeting last week, we have decided to move to the

Hey thanks for replying. The peer section I provided is in my connection profile, the connection.json. Is that what you mean? If not what do you mean by pem format? Because I've also tried the

Hey guys, I've been trying to invoke chaincode using the Gateway class of the fabric-network node module. The documentation is too vague and I've tried all sorts of things. Of course my peer is

dear Fabric ApplicationDeveloper, the next FabricApplication Developer community call is scheduled for this ThursdayOct 17th @ 3pm UTC (4pm UK, 11am ET, 8am PT) . It lasts approx 30-60 mins FYI.

Thanks Nicholas for the reply. One thing i noticed is when i am installing the private chaincode . i checked in both the peer org machines the IDs of the installed chaincode is same but still the

Hey, there's an easier and more trusted way for production. First you run the command peer chaincode package -n ccName -p /opt/chaincodePath -v 1 chaincode.pak -l node Then you get that