The go binary is not needed in that container, it is only needed to build it. You misapprehend what the go image is used for. On 10/25/2019 2:01 PM, Siddharth

root@c754367ff2ba:/home# go bash: go: command not found root@c754367ff2ba:/home# ls /usr/bin/go ls: cannot access '/usr/bin/go': No such file or directory root@c754367ff2ba:/home# ls

/usr/bin/go, /usr/local/bin/go, and /usr/lib/go-x.xx/bin/go are all more likely than /usr/local/go

I logged into a fabric-orderer:1.4.3 container and cannot find Go in it. root@c754367ff2ba:/home# echo $GOPATH root@c754367ff2ba:/home# ls /go ls: cannot access '/go': No such file or

Unfortunately, the CLI for both the peer and the orderer is actually the same peer CLI. "peer channel join" talks to the peer whereas "peer channel create" talks to the orderer. Not my favorite

The system channel is on the orderer, not the peers. On 10/25/2019 7:09 AM, White, Spencer (S.) wrote:

Is the system channel always the first channel that you create/define? And this would mean I need to follow a similar path as the adding org to existing channel i.e. getting the channel config, adding

Ah ... so in that case you will first need to update the system channel with the new consortium definition prior to trying to create channel for that

It is definitely not. I am attempting to create a second channel with a different consortium in a network that has already been spun up with a channel and consortium. Spencer From: Gari Singh

Thanks for this info. From: "David Enyeart" <enyeart@...> Sent: 25 October 2019 08:53 To: trevor@... Cc: fabric@... Subject: Re: [Hyperledger Fabric] Is Go supported in 1.4 Like everything

Like everything in open source, 'support' is based on the goodwill of the community. The project maintainers do provide long-term support (LTS) guidance, to indicate which release streams will be the

We discussed configuration updates for Fabric peer and orderer in the last contributors meetings. See proposal at https://jira.hyperledger.org/browse/FAB-16753. The maintainers have been discussing

I heard the docs are out of date, can someone clarify if Go is supported in 1.4?

Ivan, I now understand your confusion. Your statement: "Private data is only known to the party sending the data hash and no one else (including members)." is incorrect. The chaincode can require that

Hi Ivan, I think I understand your concern. Let me try to include some comments based on the ongoing discussion: Semantics of data Your example: “my national ID is "1234567", but I am a bad guy and

Are you sure that "LoanchainConsortium" is actually the consortium name you used when you originally spun up the network? ----------------------------------------- Gari Singh Distinguished Engineer,

Hi Ivan, There's a distinction between protecting data from being seen by others and proving the data is legit. Fabric Private Data is designed for the former, and the later is an application design

Add code to print the offending string that is failing and run it again. Alternatively, make sure all of the dict keys in your yaml obey the key character content restrictions.

Honestly using a debugger for this makes little sense.

Ivan Ch Oct 21 #6979 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