Hi Brett and Yacov, Thanks for your feedbacks! I hope I don’t need to escape OS X system integrity protection for this. Although I still don’t understand why channel participation api integration

Hey Jay, Will and I actually debugged this same problem when he was writing the Channel Participation API tests. The issue was, on Mac the Open File Limit was pretty low, and there is no simple way to

This is interesting. It can be either a socket leak or afile leak. You can isolate your process id (PID)and then invoke lsof -p on it to see what files it is holding. From: "Jay

Hi folks, I'm getting this bizarre error while trying to run integration tests of `ChannelPartitipation`. I'm on OSX 10.15 and wonder if anyone has ever encountered the same issue. I don't think my

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Hi, So far we have deployed fabric network in Kubernetes cluster which is established on single Data center ( ie. single IP segment) Fabric network details: a) Orderers (5 orderer,1 CA , 1 CLI),

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Hi, Is there any document or webpage that lists all the International Standards which is relevant to any part/component of Fabric and its governing body as well? Or can anybody guess the number of

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Hi All, Just to close this thread, I had restarted the network and ran through the steps again and it worked fine without making any fix. Could not reproduce the issue again. Thanks.

Thanks for the response, Regarding log storage for monitoring, do you know of any projects that are in this direction to contribute? Regards, Santiago.

I would have expected more in the leveldb logs after opening, as you get this crash after a while. Anyways, looking at goleveldb code, the other possibility is that in the Fabric code, under some

After checking the logs (with some help from Dave Enyart), I don't see any "db@close". I see the "db@open" and the hours seem correct. 18:49:21.592582 log@legend F·NumFile S·FileSize N·Entry

Yes. Dave Enyeart "Tomás Peixinho" ---02/11/2021 01:44:53 PM---My query functions are being called from the "invoke" function. Does that mean that they are seen as From: "Tomás Peixinho"

My query functions are being called from the "invoke" function. Does that mean that they are seen as invokes as well? Is that why they are being put into the blocks? De: David Enyeart

Typo fixed: "peer chaincode query" will execute chaincode and return results to client. No block transaction. "peer chaincode invoke" will execute chaincode and submit results to ordering into a block

"peer channel query" will execute chaincode and return results to client. No block transaction. "peer channel invoke" will execute chaincode and submit results to ordering into a block transaction. It

Do queries by partial composite key work differently? Because judging by the number of blocks that are being stored in my case, it appears that the query transactions are being stored in the blocks,

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