Hey Brett, Yup, I JUST noticed that and it worked. But it shouldn't be like this because if there's 15 orgs in the network, majority is 8, I'd need to get all their TLS ca.crt for that? Def a

As Dave noted in the post you linked, your majority requirement means the 'commit' must be performed by both orgs, you are only sending the commit transactions to a single org Nicholas Leonardi via

Hey Chris, thanks for the insight. I understood and followed the process you told me but here's what's happening. 1. I have org1 deployed running on machine 1 with chaincode installed version 1.0 and

Hello Comminity, I have the following error when I run ./byfn.sh up -l java in first-network folder of fabric-samples when it tries to Instantiating chaincode on peer0.org2Error: could not assemble

Hi Nick, You appeared to have committed prior to approving for both orgs. I have made this same mistake. Do in this order (also documented in the tutorial): 1) Package chaincode 2) Install chaincode

Hey guys, I have two organizations on two different machines, each org has 1 peer. I'm able to add both peers to the channel, bring in a fourth orderer for org 2. Everything works except when I try to

Yes I have that binutils package: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install binutils Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done binutils is already the newest

Looks like if gcc can't find ld, there's a common developer package or two you're missing. My guess is you're on Ubuntu or something Debian-ish, do you have the binutils package

Hyperledger Fabric Documentation Workgroup call - Western hemisphere When: Friday, 4 September 2020 4:00pm to 5:00pm (GMT+01:00)

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I am trying to install fabric version 2.2.0 in raspperry pi. I cloned fabric repository and checkout to appropriate tag. I use last version of golang go1.15.1 linux/arm64 when I run "make" to

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Hello everybody, Could we get your advice on how to create and manage credentials for an app which interacts with a Hyperledger fabric ledger? This is all from our last Climate Accounting WG

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Adding usages does not limit the usages; it increases the potential usages. Of course usages are only relevant for consumers which honor usages. ----------------------------------------- Gari

My aim of adding additional extended key usages is to limit the usage of certificate/key for any other purposes. I just wanted to identify if it will affect or disturb the functioning of nodes if I

Why do you want to add additional (extended) key usages to the enrollment certificates? They currently contain the minimum set for their intended purpose: digital signatures. And we intentionally do