https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman

‘Altar of Proof of Work’ seems to be the biggest sticking point for all the definitions and it echoes “bitcoin maximalism”. In my mind, Linux Foundation, have made so much investment into the

Let's not get too hung up on terminology in such a charged environment. Don't take this as an "official statement". Yes, Fabric's underlying data structure involves a string of

I see conflicting references to this. The docs refer to a DLT and also a blockchain. In 4.5.1 of the docs it states it is a blockchain but in other parts it states it is a DLT. I have seen countless

Yang, Thanks for posting this update. The transition of Fabric from Gerrit to GitHub certainly facilitates this process making it easier to add the translations. There's alot of good translation work

the system channel is a channel that isavailable only on ordering service nodes, and it is simply used to synchronizeapplication channel creation. All transactions on the system channelare either

Hello Is there any document explaining what is the difference between system channel and application channel in Fabric? Sid

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Thank you

In core.yaml you can specify your own chaincode runtime image for golang, Java or Node. So you can extend the image to include your tools, publish the image to a Docker registry and then use that as

Dear all, I have one question, each time we upgrade our chaincode a new docker container is created. But the problem is it doesn't inherit all the environment of the old version docker, from example

Clients need to connect to the peer withport 7051 Chaincodes connect to the peer withport 7052 So when you install the chaincode, useport 7051 From: "Marina Wanis"<marinamaged1996@...> To:

Hi Yacov, I’m not getting an error when I try to launch the chaincode anymore but now when I install the chaincode I get the following error. I made sure that the port is 7052. By setting up the

This means that the chaincode tries toaccess the peer over a port that is not correct. By default, the peer listens to port7052 Maybe the chaincode tries to accessvia a different port? From:

I have a question. Can orderers read all the transactions passing through them even from the channels of which their organization is not a part of If yes, then is there any solution to implement

Hi, I was trying to lunch the chaincode as a standalone process but I got the following error. Can someone please explain me the cause of the following error? 2020-01-24 06:48:15.778 UTC

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Hello I have a simple question. I am trying to copy the output of configtxlator but get this error ``` $ configtxlator proto_decode --input ./foo.block --type common.Block | pbcopy - configtxlator:

There's a known goroutine leakage in 1.4.4. You may need to apply this patchset. https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/commit/3bae50c872e9f6a4539cf5524039511fb68b289a. Besides, would suggest use the

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