oh I see now why it works, because tls.X509KeyPair https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/blob/master/internal/pkg/comm/server.go#L74 iterates over the PEM and just put multiple certificates into the t

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We are indeed doing this on the server side (see attached certificates). If you ever wonder how it can work at all, I have put together a small example environment of what this would look like. Thank

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I don't see why you don't want to specify the intermediate certificate, but - your workaround looks fine to me assuming it works. To do what you want (just specify the root cert and not the intermedia

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Hey Yacov, thanks for your quick reply. As suggested, I have opened a new JIRA (https://jira.hyperledger.org/browse/FAB-17998). Regarding (3.), we have already added the intermediate certificates to t

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Hi. Yes, with FAB-17733 implemented you need to do it in 2 stages- first expand the organizations and then add the new consenter. I guess it's possible to address your problem by speculatively looking

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Hey, we are using an architecture where there is a TLS root CA and each organisation has its own intermediate TLS CA which is an immediate child to the TLS root CA (realized with fabric-ca v1.4.7). We

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Hello I am new to Hyperledger fabric V2.0 and I am working on my first application. I generated the crypto-config folder and the channel-artifcats, but when I run the peer and orderer nodes the ordere

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You created the channel "Orderer-channel" here: https://github.com/AbdelrahmanAshraf9079/ExpleoHyperledgerFabric/blob/master/fixtures/config.sh#L10 Brett Logan Software Engineer, IBM Blockchain Phone:

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I know this could seem like a stupid question. when I run the my docker container , all the orderers exit after seconds and in the logs I get this error " 2020-05-22 02:04:18.771 UTC [orderer.common.s

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One quick question. What would happen in the scenario where peer is able to fetch the blocks of the channel from the genesis block orderers? I mean to say, how would the peer identify the Orderer Orga

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The desired solution for this is to allow peers to join channels starting from the latest config block rather than requiring starting from the genesis block. The checkpoint/archive feature will also h

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I replied in the JIRA, I agree with your analysis that adding these parameters to configure the peer's channel joining might be useful. From: chintanr97@... To: fabric@... Date

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@Yacov, I would like to highlight that why aren't we making using of peer CLI command for this? I mean to say that in "peer channel join" command we have an option of specifying the orderer endpoint,

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Read this JIRA https://jira.hyperledger.org/browse/FAB-5288 From: chintanr97@... To: fabric@... Date: 05/18/2020 09:37 AM Subject: [EXTERNAL] [Hyperledger Fabric] Adding a peer

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The peer fails to join the channel in the following scenario: A channel was created by the Orderer Organization (running 3 orderers in RAFT mode). A peer organization was added (let's say with 3 peers

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I am adding a new orderer node by following the steps mentioned here: Reconfiguring the RAFT cluster. In the 5th step we can see that following is mentioned: Now, I went through a few options to perfo

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Raft orderers only use the endpoints in that section for replication, but when exchanging consensus messages they use the host and port in the consenters section (the one with the TLS certificates). F

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Consider the following situation: I am running fabric-samples/first-network for the HLF in RAFT mode. I use the CLI container to fetch the latest block for mychannel and edit the OrdererAddresses sect

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I think most use cases will want the read-write behavior. Append-only use cases may want the blind write behavior. For example consider an IOT sensor that records a data point hourly. There isn't real

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I am curious, what use case would require a blind-write vs a read-write? S Rob Murgai Program Director - Hyperledger Fabric IBM Blockchain Raleigh-Durham, NC M: 919.342.8432 | LinkedIn: Rob-Murgai

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