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Clarify: node out of consensus

Open Echsecutor opened this issue 4 years ago • 7 comments
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After running the debian based container in the ID Union Test Network for a few days, the node is now out of consensus ("3.0"). Maybe the Pypi package should be replaced by the deb package for indy node 1.12.4, also adressing the missing init script issue https://github.com/IDunion/indy-node-container/issues/3

Echsecutor avatar May 25 '21 14:05 Echsecutor

Just to let you know - I've been running a local test network (4 nodes on the same docker host) for more then 7 days now and I don't see any problems.

mgmgwi avatar Jun 09 '21 14:06 mgmgwi

update: switching back to an old ubuntu 16 image ultimately resolved the problem, so the Problem DOES seem to be related to our image. https://hackmd.io/GSJnYPt0Q9yFKgoNGWtcMw?view

Echsecutor avatar Aug 24 '21 07:08 Echsecutor

To me, the most suspicios part are the pypi packages in our image VS the deb packages in the working one. More investigations needed here.

Echsecutor avatar Aug 24 '21 07:08 Echsecutor

It seems more and more likely, that the current ubuntu 18 and debian images are not in write consensus with the ubuntu 16 node 12.4.3. IFIS has similar problems with the ubuntu 18 node in the IDU networ.

Clarification: :heavy_check_mark:

-> fix images!

Echsecutor avatar Sep 03 '21 07:09 Echsecutor

Current state (see also https://github.com/IDunion/indy-node-container/issues/38 ): the consensus problems might be related to different libsodium/libssl versions. Sometime a container build with the new libs runs for a while before the consensus problem occurs (happened with the node 1.13 dev ubuntu 20 container in the ID Union test network and before also for the node 1.12.4 debian container).

Echsecutor avatar Jan 28 '22 08:01 Echsecutor

@Echsecutor - I am running the Ubuntu18 build and running into a consensus issue - should I be moving to the unbuntu20 container or is there a way to confirm that the libs are the correct version in the ubuntu18 build?

m-madore avatar Jul 05 '22 18:07 m-madore

@m-madore the Ubuntu18 build uses the same (old) libraries as the Ubuntu16 build - so there shouldn't be any consensus problems. Can you please create an issue with more information and details from the log?

mgmgwi avatar Jul 06 '22 07:07 mgmgwi