Got it now. I was confusing myselves. What I understand is, the organization's admin will sign and vote for approval of chaincode definition. Now, I am assuming this will call the "System chaincode" a

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Approval of a chaincode definition happens independent of the other organizations participating on the channel. It requires a single organization administrator's signature for the "vote" of approval t

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Starting from v2.2 of HLF, we see that the new chaincode lifecycle expects the organizations to approve a chaincode definition before they can use the chaincode on the channel. As a part of approving

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The leader election algorithm doesn't take place once the module is turned off, so you won't see it in the logs because it's not there. What you can see in the log, however, is a line saying it's goin

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We have tried with two approaches to make peer static leader. #Approach 1 - 1. Go to peer container 2. set export CORE_PEER_GOSSIP_USELEADERELECTION=false export CORE_PEER_GOSSIP_ORGLEADER=true 3.chec

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You can store anything you like in the chaincode state, for example: - the current auction state for an item - the list of allowed users - the list of blocked users - the list of users that can admini

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Lets say I am running a hyperledger version of electronic garage sale -- a user puts up stuff for sale, and then someone else comes along later on and buys the item. But lets say I decide that a parti

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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 Singh Di

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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 ad

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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 n

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Hi Team, I was trying to identify the extended key usages in X.509 enrollment certificates: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5280#section-4.2.1.12 I need to add some extended key usages in the enrollmen

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Got it Dave. Sorry, I am a bit new to 'git' terminologies. We have planned to switch to latest HLF v1.4.x release to be in sync for now. Thank you for the quick clarifications.

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There is no 'tree' for v1.4.4. v1.4.4 is a point-in-time tag that cannot be updated. The branch with latest 1.4.x fixes is "release-1.4". If you need to stay on v1.4.x for now, you should build from "

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Hi Brett, thanks it works fine with new URL now. I wanted to know if we plan to backport the fix to v1.4.4 tree too? Plus, I found one more issue in the building the source code of HLF v1.4.4. I have

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Hi Chintan, We migrated to Artifactory late last year, you can see the updated URL in later 1.4 releases: https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/blob/release-1.4/Makefile#L84 chintanr97@... --- [

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I recently learnt that the nexus.hyperledger.org URL is no longer valid. However, in v1.4.4 tree of the HLF, we still make use of it at least in Makefile to download (curl) the 'chaintool' files. I wo

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Thanks a lot, Dr Brett. Please forgive my problem. I am also a layman with linux.

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You have a space between `--config=` and the file name. So it's parsing the file name as a flag, not as an input to a flag. Brett Logan Software Engineer, IBM Blockchain Phone: 1-984-242-6890 E-mail:

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Thank you for your kind reply, Dr Dave. However, I think there are still differences between first-network in v2.1 and test-network in v2.2. When I check the files in v2.2, I find crypto-config-org1.y

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If you want to see an example of two peers per org, look at the old Build Your First Network tutorial and sample in v2.1: https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/release-2.1/build_network.html ht

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